Martin Hadland top speed record (final update) - 194.7mph!
#1
hi peeps the Reyland cossie today did thses times
0-60 in 2.89s
0-100 in 6.06s
Quarter in 10.66 @ 136.95mph
194.7mph!
He didn't want to push the car any further as it had done three 193+ runs, so left it at that, as air temps didn't reduce by enough of an amount.
Martin was using normal road tyres and normal 98 ron fuel just to test the car
CheeRs Marco
0-60 in 2.89s
0-100 in 6.06s
Quarter in 10.66 @ 136.95mph
194.7mph!
He didn't want to push the car any further as it had done three 193+ runs, so left it at that, as air temps didn't reduce by enough of an amount.
Martin was using normal road tyres and normal 98 ron fuel just to test the car
CheeRs Marco
#5
at last, a bit of respect for an awesome car!!
have been on other sites tonight, and these times have been getting slagged off...?
the mind boggles...!
to see it in action is something else!
have been on other sites tonight, and these times have been getting slagged off...?
the mind boggles...!
to see it in action is something else!
#7
people can slag and say what they want....the car has proved it's self time and time again...... all timed with proper timing gear and no bull****e...and no skeltons either
cheers marco
cheers marco
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Whilst we have some Ford Owners reading this, I don't suppose anybody knows what size socket I will require to remove the rear discs on a 2wd Sapphire Cossie??
Basically, I need to change the rear discs.
Basically, I need to change the rear discs.
#15
Hi peep
his car is a road car... i have been told that he was using race fuel on the day
Mac FI
does 0-60 in 3.2secs
and 0-100 in 6.3secs
so he Escort is pretty amazing and toatly respect to him
Marco
his car is a road car... i have been told that he was using race fuel on the day
Mac FI
does 0-60 in 3.2secs
and 0-100 in 6.3secs
so he Escort is pretty amazing and toatly respect to him
Marco
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Whilst we have some Ford Owners reading this, I don't suppose anybody knows what size socket I will require to remove the rear discs on a 2wd Sapphire Cossie??
Basically, I need to change the rear discs.
19mm or 3/4 in old money if my memory serves me right,
Basically, I need to change the rear discs.
19mm or 3/4 in old money if my memory serves me right,
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Rear disks on 2wd cossie?
If they same as 3dr (90% sure they are), they held on by NOTHING but the wheel and caliper!
The centre nut is the hub, and there are no others, once you unbolted caliper.
If it dont come off (they hardly ever do) its seized on, get a rubber hammer and smack away, in the end the entire disk snapped off the bell part on one side before it came off, lol. After many many wacks itl unstick itself in end.
If they same as 3dr (90% sure they are), they held on by NOTHING but the wheel and caliper!
The centre nut is the hub, and there are no others, once you unbolted caliper.
If it dont come off (they hardly ever do) its seized on, get a rubber hammer and smack away, in the end the entire disk snapped off the bell part on one side before it came off, lol. After many many wacks itl unstick itself in end.
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