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27 January 2002, 10:17 PM
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Here are the pics of the new cage we fitted (with the aid of wet-suits) this week-end.
Came out ok in the end, bit of a pig to line up! (understatement).
Hope you like it, let us know what you think (?).
Regards, Mole and his Dad.
Came out ok in the end, bit of a pig to line up! (understatement).
Hope you like it, let us know what you think (?).
Regards, Mole and his Dad.
28 January 2002, 12:14 AM
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SCOOBERATORS - Yup it's supposed to be a removable trackday roll cage. Not sure it's coming out very often though 
Bought it from Performance Drivers.
RON - Nor me
POC - PD (See above), about 500 notes for that one.
Cheers, Mole
[Edited by mole - 1/28/2002 12:14:25 AM]
Bought it from Performance Drivers.
RON - Nor me
POC - PD (See above), about 500 notes for that one.
Cheers, Mole
[Edited by mole - 1/28/2002 12:14:25 AM]
28 January 2002, 08:47 PM
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Looks cool
Did you have to pay extra on your insurance?
£50 s0dding quid for my spoiler, with only 6 months policy left
Whats next then mole? a Link?
Begsie your pd ecu if it is
(I think its u thats got a pd chip?)
John
Did you have to pay extra on your insurance?
£50 s0dding quid for my spoiler, with only 6 months policy left
Whats next then mole? a Link?
Begsie your pd ecu if it is
(I think its u thats got a pd chip?)John
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28 January 2002, 08:56 PM
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Yes John, It all costs in some way or another!
NO not a link, not anything now...herself said I gotta stop spending
If I do decide to flog the PPP ecu, (if) You will have first refusal.
ps. I will let the dust settle then I'll be back on the net with the trusty old Visa
Regards Moles Dad.
NO not a link, not anything now...herself said I gotta stop spending
If I do decide to flog the PPP ecu, (if) You will have first refusal.
ps. I will let the dust settle then I'll be back on the net with the trusty old Visa
Regards Moles Dad.
28 January 2002, 09:03 PM
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Yeah I know what your saying there...things get out of hand very quickly with mod's.
I got a ForgeMotorsport dump to atmo valve on Saturday, sounds ace seems to run better aswell.
Each bit I get I say to myself "thats the last bit" then next day I see a set of SS Cibies for sale Oh dear...
Still, with the arrival of our 1st baby in July things could well be changing for my spending habbits.
Just off to the Recaro site to look at those baby seats
I got a ForgeMotorsport dump to atmo valve on Saturday, sounds ace seems to run better aswell.
Each bit I get I say to myself "thats the last bit" then next day I see a set of SS Cibies for sale
Oh dear...Still, with the arrival of our 1st baby in July things could well be changing for my spending habbits.
Just off to the Recaro site to look at those baby seats
29 January 2002, 08:49 PM
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Mega_stream, looks like we are in the same boat with the "that will be the last mod" theme!
We were just talking about dump valves when we logged on!!
Spooky...my car has developed a very aggressive habit, when on "high" on the boost controller, I might "give it some" up a twisty but clear road, lift off only slightly for a bend when...it just dumps all the boost and shudders with a twist which trys then to "lift off oversteer", very un-nerving.
From what we have read we need a sequential dv, anyway, wrong forum I spose...forgive me I do get carried away
Very best of luck with the baby, my babies are 16yrs and 18yrs!!
Cheers John, Moles Dad with Mole looking over my soldier
We were just talking about dump valves when we logged on!!
Spooky...my car has developed a very aggressive habit, when on "high" on the boost controller, I might "give it some" up a twisty but clear road, lift off only slightly for a bend when...it just dumps all the boost and shudders with a twist which trys then to "lift off oversteer", very un-nerving.
From what we have read we need a sequential dv, anyway, wrong forum I spose...forgive me I do get carried away
Very best of luck with the baby, my babies are 16yrs and 18yrs!!
Cheers John, Moles Dad with Mole looking over my soldier
29 January 2002, 09:01 PM
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RB5SCOTT, I must admit, I do feel like a real racer but my driving ability and my nerve do not match!!!
The first thing I noticed at 05-20 (yes 05-20) on Monday as I drove to work was how "taught" the whole thing felt.
It is amazing how you can "feel" these changes that we make to our cars (?)
By the way, I got new front tyres on Saturday too, so the whole thing feels "planted"...not as much as yours with that WRC wing me thinks
Any road (up), nice to meet you (via keyboard).
Cheers, Moles Dad.
The first thing I noticed at 05-20 (yes 05-20) on Monday as I drove to work was how "taught" the whole thing felt.
It is amazing how you can "feel" these changes that we make to our cars (?)
By the way, I got new front tyres on Saturday too, so the whole thing feels "planted"...not as much as yours with that WRC wing me thinks
Any road (up), nice to meet you (via keyboard).
Cheers, Moles Dad.
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