RaceDynamix .. Time Attack Club Pro 2010 .. Project
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There are a lot of races left this year, as for someone who has't even got a completed car, and has only done 1 round, you should really pipe down (IMO)
Anyway, back to Duncans thread.....
Glad the gremlins seem to be sorted now, and looking forward to seeing the results at Knockhill
Seem to be a good mix of cars doing TA this year, and the CPR Evo's look like they'll take some beating.
I hope your engine gets rebuilt again and see you up in Scotland next week
anyway..
Round 1 was a great learning exercise for me in a new class, a very different car and lots of unfinished (and unchecked) parts.
It went well on the day but the pure number of hours put in on the car (and working/mapping beforehand) meant that it was going to be down to the wire.
Thanks to some awesome help from ABW I had new doors 2 days before the round and windows arrived the same day and with Tim's help got those on the day before setting off to Oulton Park.
I had not driven the car in the new state til rolling out of the pit lane for warm up and ran low boost to get used to it - it felt great and was immediately 2 seconds quicker than last year.
Practice and boost was upped and more time got whilst learning the car and relearning lines - all was good.
Qualifying and I couldnt stop locking the brakes under braking and i felt the car lacking in normal power and increased noise but put it down to lack of interior and vowed to try harder in the final and get the braking right.
The final came and went and I gained almost a second over qualifying but the car felt even less powerful and with worsening braking problems. I put it down to my overeagerness to late brake until I came to the final lap and I lost the brake pedal altogether and cruised into the pits to see fluid leaking all over the wheels and tyres. This was why the braking lockups were happening. Turned out to be the union pipe that joins the two caliper halfs on the drivers side - the nuts had come loose and were dripping fluid.
On driving the car on the tuesday up to Leeds (daily driver duty) the boost leak was obvious with only 0.7 bar available and lots of hissing - the noise i heard on saturday on track was obvious now. Split pipe from turbo to IC:

All fixed now and other finishing work done on the work that couldnt be done pre oulton and almost ready for knockhill with full power and full braking
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i am not saying its a fact duncan, i am just trying to get across that i didnt believe it was achievable. you say it is and showed graphs and allsorts to back your corner up.is i said before i do speak my mind and sometimes people dont like that. it was nothing personal to you. just like when you qestioned me i didnt take it personally. the subaru industry is a big learning curve for everyone with so many different variants available. in a perfect world i would like to join you at knockhill in my subaru, the reality is i will be there but not in my subaru as i have sold it. i would like to do another round but i think snetterton or 2011 is realistic for me in my evo v11 rs. hopefully this will be a bit more reliable for me. i will come and introduce myself to you at knockhill and hopfully this can be put behind us.
once again good luck for knockhill
andy h
once again good luck for knockhill
andy h
Some pics from Oulton Park borrowed from other forums:








and capturing the bird that hit my windscreen in the final ..








and capturing the bird that hit my windscreen in the final ..
Last edited by dynamix; May 3, 2010 at 08:58 AM.
Unfortunately not - I had arranged for Racelogic Video Vbox but ran out of time to go and get it prior to that round Adam. It was more important to get the work done. Hopefully will do for knockhill.
It definitely feels more nimble and responsive to changes of direction than before and would have been better with proper power/boost. i ran for a few thousand road miles on the BC and it is very noticeable on the weight loss side of things.
Biggest change however is the pure noise of the thing from inside
It definitely feels more nimble and responsive to changes of direction than before and would have been better with proper power/boost. i ran for a few thousand road miles on the BC and it is very noticeable on the weight loss side of things.
Biggest change however is the pure noise of the thing from inside
Unfortunately not - I had arranged for Racelogic Video Vbox but ran out of time to go and get it prior to that round Adam. It was more important to get the work done. Hopefully will do for knockhill.
It definitely feels more nimble and responsive to changes of direction than before and would have been better with proper power/boost. i ran for a few thousand road miles on the BC and it is very noticeable on the weight loss side of things.
Biggest change however is the pure noise of the thing from inside
It definitely feels more nimble and responsive to changes of direction than before and would have been better with proper power/boost. i ran for a few thousand road miles on the BC and it is very noticeable on the weight loss side of things.
Biggest change however is the pure noise of the thing from inside
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Duncan,, I would say with your 30-130mph result you would be running a 10.8 1/4
Adamgt ran his evo the day before you at mareham and ran 8.3 30-130mph
He then went to pod and ran 10.5 @ 135.5mph,,
Adamgt ran his evo the day before you at mareham and ran 8.3 30-130mph
He then went to pod and ran 10.5 @ 135.5mph,,
It really isnt that pleasant to drive though with no interior now
However earplugs do help a lot It is a lot more ready for knockhill than it was for oulton - still a few bits to do but nothing too dramatic.
Wheels are getting powder coated white on sunday by '2 brother coating' in sheffield - should be awesome

Also finished wiring in oil pressure into the syvecs so that this can be datalogged fully along with some other tidy up jobs.
Should be a lot better up there with brakes and power









you must get some funny looks