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I would love to do more rallies but I have ran out of cash at the moment. I will probably sell the car and do stuff with the kids instead (which was the plan before I built it)
I would like to do Mull so if I keep it and find some money I will do that, other option is to sell it and hire mates...
Don't need a main dealer to plug it in, just someone local to you with a reader to get the codes.
Someone on here will either have one or know of someone with one.
Worst is welding rusty old banger racers and having a big blob of splatter go down the front of your boots and stop on the top of your foot!
Surprising how quick you can get a boot off!
Could be a good challenge and another box to tick.
So far I have done......
Road rallies
Stage rallies
Rallycross
Sprints
Hillclimbs
Comp safaris
Landrover trials
So perhaps endurance racing is next!!
I didn't have a good seeding that day so got held up a bit by a mini on the merges, would have probably got 2nd in class instead of 4th as I was only 4 seconds off.
I should sell the car now really as ive ticked the manx box which was my plan but fancy doing something else so we shall see. It's...
Yes I've known Brandon for years, I used to codrive for him too. Bcs on the bonnet as he lent me his van to go across to the IOM.
I did the Adgespeed stages rally in it this year.
If you went to sprints there, that would have been me my old car.
@K_McDermott
I did the Bleed valve thing on my old 205 rally cars, as all the port threads etc were equal, I just did the short length to a T piece on the clio as it was easy enough and had the bits while the engine was out.
If you intend on doing that, just get a garage with a brake tester to help you set the balance.
Once it is equal, Mark the dials and then turn them the same amount each time for more or less rear bias.
Yes oem does have twin lines to the rear, but easier for me to use only 1 line to rear...
The rear lines come out of the m/c, to a T piece. Then a single line to a bulkhead fitting. From that to the bios valve, then hydraulic handbrake, to the rear of the car. Bulkhead fitting to a T piece on the rear beam then out to both rear calipers with banjo fittings.
Faulty compensator sounds like it passes fluid with the pedal then it is not letting it return to the m/c properly meaning a build up of back pressure on the caliper. The bit of pressure it has is leaving that caliper on and is heating up the disc.
I just used the stainless m10 x 1mm stuff from Demon Tweeks as it's just down the road from me.
You can probably get it cheaper on ebay or something just shopping around.
Definitely longer at least, but it's still odd how they have softened up so much. Since being fitted I have wound them up 75mm and it still goes lower. Only got 25mm of adjustment thread left.
Just found the Special Stage Rally coverage of Rally Isle of Man. Im on it at 6.30 and 11.45. It might have already been on Motors TV, if not, it will be in the near future.
@George@RTR_Parts
Seats wise and the comfiest I have ever had are my current seats, and all those that have been in the car will agree with how comfy they are.
HRX Racer seats
http://www.rally-shop.si/en/seats/1118-hrx-hr-vo-race-race-seat.html
No ARB on this one, although I could have done with one at the weekend as I used to sprint at Wigan and always had an ARB.
I don't use a Whiteline any more as it hangs down too low for rough and bumpy stages. I want to try a PMS ARB as it goes above the beam so less likely to get caught/damaged...