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No offence James but if your car sits in class A then I'll be racing elsewhere!
Not a dig at you but more the disregard of the regs by even the club owner. People have spent a lot of money to raise power in class A and well within the regs.
Come and race in class G and I'm sure everyone will...
Word of warning David, yours is also a Renault so should think about not pushing too hard yourself, I've re badged mine with a German marque but still Clio shaped, I'll be alright!
I had Black Death on my Vito. It's not a nice job and can be expensive if you can't take the injectors out yourself. And all because a 30 pence washer fails!
Late sprinters are not prone to this though so I'm sure it's not that. Sounds more like a EGR fault, fingers crossed mate
Thats handy,,,,,, Beer is my preferred payment... Now thats the way the world goes round!
Just glad i could be of service mate, did it fix the problem?
would it not of been cheaper just to leave all our cars as they were, the only difference is going to be faster lap times by all, same order just faster in a straight line, lol
If there isnt a problema then it isnt a race car Sonny, glad EFI parts is sorting it.
Its not always about the BHP Andrew, Its how it puts it down,
Its all well and good having silly power but if you cant get it down on the road or your ability cannot drive that power then its just useless, Look at Jackie Chan in the red Suzuki Swift!!!!!
After I completed 2 races in the french...
Don't listen to Tony or Andrew as they should practice what they preach.Lol
Get out there and have some fun, there will always be someone to have a great race with, then next season you can throw all your credit cards at it!
And I dont think you would of got that from the any other "club" competitors mate. I think this is what makes the TA so appealing as we are all in it for the same reasons.
The blue book is so open to perception and doing something to "satisfy" the book is so difficult to get right.
Try...
All fuel lines that run through the car should be PTFE lined, This is because rubber lined hoses weep fumes, in an enclosed space this is dangerous as its the vapour that actually ignites, not the fuel
I'd much rather have a fire on the outside of the car than the inside
Any fuel tank that is...
14.
1.2.
Fuel
(a)
Fuel Tanks and Pipes
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every effort should be made to isolate fuel tanks and pipes from the
driver/passenger compartment. The risk of fuel
spillage from accident damage can be reduced by
use of bag type tanks or by coating metal tanks
withGRP. Tanks should be located so that...