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@Cuplica i was around the airport Thursday evening but honestly can't recall seeing a 182. Doesn't mean I wasn't though as I was half asleep
@MarcR™ not me mate, my reg ends RCW.
its tidy enough, currently has an interior for day to day use. Usually stripped with a bolt in cage, buckets etc. Its fully polly bushed and runs AST's, quite fond of the standard ph1 looks so visually it wont change
if your thinking about it, i say remove all the aftermarket parts and sell them on. Return car to standard (assuming you kept the standard parts) and sell that separately aswel. Bit of a pain in the hoop but its the only way you'll see a decent return
I started a thread when i first bought my car an since its changed alot but the thread hasnt been updated from then, epic fail! Sure am fella, joined that new gym to see what its like an its actually decent.
I have a cup gearbox threre just not changed it yet, possibly over winter. regarding...
Without the fitment of a proper cage i wouldn't be gutting the doors, purely from a safety point of view. Cage before you start removing all excess metal IMO
As for the members section, its well worth the small fee to gain access to the guides section along with other areas. There is a wealth...
Not too bad mate, good little base for a fun little track car you got from your uncle. in dire need of a few washes though, possibly the dustiest car I've ever seen!!
if chasing lap times it may be worth it seen as you have a box sitting anyway. I just couldn't be arsed changing my box over...
I had this saved on a spreadsheet, sure its right...........if not one the tech gurus on here will correct it
Jc5+Jr5 gear ratios:
Differential ratio: 15/61 - 4,06
1 : 11/41 - 3,72
2 : 21/43 - 2,04
3 : 28/39 - 1,39
4 : 31/34 - 1,09
5 : 37/33 - 0,89
Jc5 129 Clio Cup gear ratios...
i have 20mm spacers fitted to the front and it allows the wheel to clear the nut. With regards to the nut/bolt being the wrong way around i cant see how it will make any difference what way around it is, as long as its torqued up properly then it'll be fine.
Depends on the overall cost knockhill are charging for the session. At a rough guess to keep the cost sensible for a 2 hour session I would say 30 people
With the short timescale left before the 11th I can't see this happening tbh, unless over the next day or 2 there is a load of people pop up and are willing to commit to the 11th
you could cut out all the left over brackets that are no longer needed, poly windows, gut/cut out all unneeded metal from the doors and tailgate but for the weight that will be saved its not worth the hassle (in my opinion of course)