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AK |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:55 |
for that money, save your money for paying to get on track days and just use it | |
Butler |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:49 |
You dont need cams or remap. For that money you could get an LSD and have alot more fun with it. Any cheap fiesta, 205, 106 will do. Strip it out. Buckets and harnesses are quite essential if youre serious but not unless you are getting a cage which would be wiser than any engine mods. Think safety first, then uprate parts which will take the most battering, suspension/bushes, strut braces would be a good buy, engine mounts, tyres, give it a good service. | |
Norledge |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:36 |
And if you're only running a £1000 car, insurance isn't worth the paper its written on IMO... | |
Norledge |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:34 |
quote: I'm 20 and currently drive a 1.6 106 xsi, and a imported honda... as long as you dont cage it, small mods won't cost you anything... the best way is buy a 106, strip it out, mild cams, remap and a good exhaust and thats all you'll need for the occasional day. Track day prices vary a lot... starting from about £50 up to £300+, depends on day, track etc etc etc A good trailor is going to cost you several hundred squids, why not just put that into the insurance??? | |
hugefoot |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:15 |
I was thinking strip out an old hot hatch, e.g. fiesta / 205 / clio / corsa, then do basic upgrades similar to Jas - suspension, brakes, cams, chip, exhaust, cage. | |
AK |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 12:08 |
edit/ delete you thread in Gen Chat please. | |
hugefoot |
posted on 12th Apr 08 at 11:56 |
Just read about Jas's fiesta track car, what do you need if you were to build a track car and use it? |