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I'd be looking at the mirrorless cameras from Canon or Sony. Had a go of a Canon EOS M50 and that was decent.

Your 182 will have a 130.

Bend the bracket more and get rid of that massive screw sticking out!

So about a mile then. Effectively a 7:20 ish BTG time! Rapid

He's a clever fucker that Graham!

What is that time like compared to a Bridge to Gantry time. Guessing BTG is shorter?

890kg ish depending on fuel in tank.

Carbon Wheels and Carbon Ceramic brakes won't be cheap.

As much as I can get in the car ?

Yeah the front one on mine that I changed needed hitting from the other side and drilling iirc.

Just raise the engine up on it's engine mount and put something solid under the mount to hold it up. Should give you the clearance to do it. Wear goggles or a mask too, don't want oil in your eyes.

You need to make a note of the current settings. It will start fresh, so you might want to know what the current ones are set to incase you want to go back to them. Can't imagine it would remove the key coding... @Brigsy might know, he's good with Clip.

7:40 So 3 seconds quicker than the Civic.... for now.

Yeah, should be in the 7:30's i'd imagine.

Going live at 2pm

No mate it's this one. Yeah the launch is a tough one. You actually don't want 100% grip, you need it to slip a bit and get the wheel speed up otherwise it'll bog down like you say.

Who's running the day this year Nik?

No, just the morning briefing.

Ahh i never noticed you. Was there all weekend myself. I know Gino with the red Mk1 Escort which is also YB powered on methanol. Had a few issues though getting it to spool on the line, need to play about with the bump box settings more. There again this weekend for the main event.

Saw that, ran well! Were you there mate?

Old faithful, Meguiars Last Touch quick detailer. Gyeon Wet Coat. Polished Bliss drying towel, can't beat it for £10. 3M foaming glass cleaner.

They'd probably work, but obviously they were designed to be used with a Rupes machine. I know Jim from WhiteDetails uses the Meg's type ones. Lake Country do a similar microfibre pad too.

If it's 5-6 inch ones you need, Meguiars still do them. They're the OG microfibre pads that changed the game when they came out.

Microfibre cutting pads will be the best.

It's just the subframe support bracket. Looks like the bolt has sheared off inside it's hole.

What about changing it for both sessions. By that I mean run both layouts for the morning and then both layouts for the afternoon. Or is that too much work?

Plain discs are fine. Grooved ones cause more pad wear.

Ferodo DS1.11's will give the good bite which i think is what you're looking for and stick some DS2500's in the rears.

£650 ?

I'll give you £500 for it, collect tomorrow night.