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Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc' Good progress :) like the hoses!

No worries mate!

Re: Ph1 172 Hah! Possibly, I don't know yet. I'll see how it goes. It'll do for the time being. Besides, could be worse, I could run no filter.

The Shoreline or The Barn House in Aberystwyth. The Four Poster or The Bridge in Llangollen. You'll be ok with any of them :)

Cheap, good flow, more length. Couldn't ask for more :)

Having been through the F4R manual I noticed this:- The solenoid valve is closed at rest. It authorises the passage of oil to control the phase shifter in line with the operation of the engine: - if the engine speed is between 1,800 and 6,500 rpm, - if the throttle potentiometer is not at...

I will do if its not too much, otherwise I can have one made up. I did what would be most effective for the least investment. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?682060-Ph1-172/page12

About 80-85% duty cycle Tbh if I could find a set of injectors that cheap I'd probably go that route too.

Ooh I'll have one of them! I've extended my trumpets on the ktec itbs so I've got the equivalent of 130mm now.

5 door auto or a quick car?

Good stuff! It'll go like this soon...

This is true, however higher fuel pressure of 4 bar gives enough for 225ish, better fuel atomisation and is only £15.

Looking good. I'm going to see how mine gets on in a few weeks with the standard injectors but with a 4bar rather than 3bar fuel reg.

A moist day at Oulton. Looks purposeful.

TNT for sending the box. It's about £20-25

Obviously you'd have to check it out! That's just the first example that I know of to link to...

Look for a special FRS that's been looked after and money spent on it already. I'd have this over an 335i any day http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=425778

Re: Ph1 172 Dropped it off at a friend's garage to fit the cup subframe and 7.5mm rear spacers to replace the 10mm -1mm camber spacers. I'd have done it but...I cba :P I need to order some aerocatches for the front bumper this weekend and I'm having the group buy door cards off @Kelv on Friday.

I've known people to run track tyres front and rear with 205 on the front and 195 on the rear.

Re: Ph1 172 Yeah they were fitted when the cams went in :)

Re: Ph1 172 Nice and responsive, pulled well from low down. Now I've got the filter setup all sorted the idle is solid around 900rpm. Just need to tweak the cold start so I don't have to hold it on the throttle for a few seconds to get it idling. Can't wait to have it all finished and abuse...

Re: Ph1 172 Cheers Scott :) I took it for a quick drive, gave it a wash and put it to bed for a while with the trickle charger and car cover on.

Re: Ph1 172 Last bit I needed to do in the bay was the bulkhead heat protection.

Nice work so far :)

It's like bergrennen x 10

If I didn't do 700+ miles a week I'd have one of these as a daily but I'd keep the ph1 for track. It would have to have the cup chassis though, the one I drove felt great! But I think I'd prefer the 17s to 18s. They do look good in white, it suits it more than the other colors I think.

Re: Ph1 172 Mine is only 35 degrees against 90 in that article, and it didn't have much effect. I ran one on my old car, it went from 190 down to 167! That was a pipercross one with 100mm entry

Re: Ph1 172 Based on this... http://www.emeraldm3d.com/articles/dec2012/ it shouldn't be an issue, especially as I've done the clamps as tight as possible to squash the silicon over the lip. The extra 70mm length should more than make up for anything.

Re: Ph1 172 Both the flanges and hose are 45mm ID, with the clamps on there's no step.

Nice! Looking to see how you get on with this.