Stoneyginger
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Also weighed the corsa as well on the local amenities weigh bridge and got the result of 900kg's so think i have a long way to go to get that down 

















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psycho sport
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Nice, really like that! Do you manage to get much use out of it?
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Jordan C
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Does it fuck!
Went to crail beat his best time, parked it 4 runs or sumin!!
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BluKoo
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Not seen it in ages, and now i go and see it twice in two days Its still lookin great Derek.
How light do you think you could realistically get the car? How much is there left to stip?
Glass for polycarb, and maybe some grp or carbon panels?
[Edited on 25-08-2009 by BluKoo]
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Stoneyginger
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i dont drive it very much at the moment because im still doing a lot to it race prep stuff, summer is my busiest time being a chef.
Yes crail was 6 runs and was happy with my 14.5 second quarter managed to beat a few corsa's
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Stoneyginger
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quote: Originally posted by BluKoo
Not seen it in ages, and now i go and see it twice in two days Its still lookin great Derek.
How light do you think you could realistically get the car? How much is there left to stip?
Glass for polycarb, and maybe some grp or carbon panels?
[Edited on 25-08-2009 by BluKoo]
A lot of the old mounting brackets for seats etc the housing around the gearstick (things that are just spot welded on i will be removing). Polycarb windows yes possible a carbon or painted fibreglass bonnet. The list is endless but will be starting it all over the winter when i have more time 
Thanks for the nice comment i do try to keep it clean but been out more on my bike lately
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Jordan C
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haaa no bad i was happy with my 14.7! i like my pas sounds and seats in the back to mutch i suppose
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AK
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pahhh....
i was 14.4 with my std 2.0 green one road tyres, open diff
Get the weight out... strip it, burn it... just get it out
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Stoneyginger
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AK
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seriously though.... get it on track 
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3lfz
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That is hot.
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mattk
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get that SRi badge off the boot, that must weigh something
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AK
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chop the rear bumper... speed holes
speed holes in the front...
'alter' the crash bars....
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B3KAN
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Looking good mate
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JM_16v
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looking good 
not keen on the Tow stickers
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Daveskater
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Tasty, that 
Maybe firbreglass boot as well? One of those with a poly window will shed loads of weight, surely.
Numberwang!
Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men
Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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Stoneyginger
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I have plently planned still with it to remove weight as for track i really wanted to be doing the trackscotland one on Monday night but too many things need done and i can't afford it right now with going to america in 5 weeks 
Not really bothered about asthetics at the moment really just know it looks good to me
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AK
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Junk the airbag steering wheel, they are pretty damn heavy
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AK
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... of course you'd need to replace it with a new steering wheel and boss.
or just molegrips if your crazy.
EDIT: My bloody Y's and N's dont work 
[Edited on 26-08-2009 by AK]
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richc
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*Warning*
Is it me, or do people seem to do faster 1/4 mile times at crail than at pod?
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Stoneyginger
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i have a steering wheel boss should arrive tomorrow 
New front brakes next week
wheel bearing hopefully on Sunday done at the shed.
Track rod ends are stuck on wanted to replace them with the new ones i have but can't get the old badgers off :S
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AK
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quote: Originally posted by richc
*Warning*
Is it me, or do people seem to do faster 1/4 mile times at crail than at pod?
here we go 
Cars run quicker at 'The' pod...... why.... the track is a purpose built, and prepped, surface. Crail is an old WWII airfiled, and concrete.
So..... its either of a few things. (even though i see cars run quicker at Santa Pod)
1. Scottish folk are just better.
2. Winds...
3. downhill
4. colder temps
5. English folk are fat.
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Stoneyginger
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if i can get my wheel bearing done on Sunday then i will come to the track night on Monday and if a space is available i'll go on
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AK
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there will be a space for you if you want it.
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Nic Barnes
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quote: Originally posted by AK
quote: Originally posted by richc
*Warning*
Is it me, or do people seem to do faster 1/4 mile times at crail than at pod?
here we go 
Cars run quicker at 'The' pod...... why.... the track is a purpose built, and prepped, surface. Crail is an old WWII airfiled, and concrete.
So..... its either of a few things. (even though i see cars run quicker at Santa Pod)
1. Scottish folk are just better.
2. Winds...
3. downhill
4. colder temps
5. English folk are fat.
crail is a pants surface compared to pod as you say that its glued and treated.
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