My DIY widetrack track car build
29 August 2015, 03:40 PM
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Intrim update:
Been busy moving my business to another workshop recently so this has taken a bit of a back seat but now trying to get back on it.
More parts powder coated
Killer bee sump baffle plate
Lightened flywheel comparison
Uprated clutch and flywheel on
Engine back in!
Front hubs, brakes & wheels are now back on too but forgot to get pictures. Back end to build up next.
Been busy moving my business to another workshop recently so this has taken a bit of a back seat but now trying to get back on it.
More parts powder coated
Killer bee sump baffle plate
Lightened flywheel comparison
Uprated clutch and flywheel on
Engine back in!
Front hubs, brakes & wheels are now back on too but forgot to get pictures. Back end to build up next.
06 October 2015, 07:23 PM
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Very Nice, but you've fitted the rear lateral links upside down?
Also why haven't you removed the A/C if its a track car (I'll admit that I haven't read the whole thread)
Also why haven't you removed the A/C if its a track car (I'll admit that I haven't read the whole thread)
06 October 2015, 08:01 PM
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Ac is staying because the trade off is minimal. I competed in the mk1 mr2 series last year and it was either sweating your ***** off or Windows misting up in the wet. This is why I have decided to keep it.
07 September 2016, 03:52 PM
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Sadly i may be having to sell this as an unfinished project due to losing my workshop space. Looking at other options but so far no luck as it won't even fit in my garage at home & it's not the sort of thing i can leave outside.
It's now rolling, engine starts & runs but needs a fair few things doing to finish it inc brake lines, wiring tidying up, exhaust system, dash fitting, arch extensions fitting, some form of door cards installing to name a few.
Will keep updated, hopefully i'll find somewhere else in time.
It's now rolling, engine starts & runs but needs a fair few things doing to finish it inc brake lines, wiring tidying up, exhaust system, dash fitting, arch extensions fitting, some form of door cards installing to name a few.
Will keep updated, hopefully i'll find somewhere else in time.
11 September 2016, 09:16 PM
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Thought I'd crack on with a few bits anyway.
Bonded on the first arch extension
Finished making the fuel lines and plumbed it all in
Bonded on the first arch extension
Finished making the fuel lines and plumbed it all in
22 February 2017, 01:16 PM
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So this is going up for sale as a whole or in parts, whole preferred tbh. Obviously i'll do a proper for sale thread but just thought i'd post up in here incase anyone who has followed was interested.
Please contact via pm if genuinely interested. Don't want to sell as i'll loose a lot of money but times have changed for me.
Please contact via pm if genuinely interested. Don't want to sell as i'll loose a lot of money but times have changed for me.
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