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quality isnt to bad for the price

Flat shift all the time, you can also blip the throttle on down changes but I wouldn't worry about that with the 200.

BMWs are a good idea, keep them relatively slow to make it about chap level driving. Spec B BMW one make champ would be superb.

Someone should start a CS BTCC championship, everyone build a hatchback up to B spec with no slick tyres then race each other for honour.

28 front, 30.5 rear tyre pressures saved me 3 seconds :)

29k isnt bad for a set of brakes imo, good luck with the pins cant be a real pain in the arse sometimes.

high 9.20s need more beer me thinks.

looks far to high, nankank tyres mmmmm....grippy.

205

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you can down load just the car or the March pack with several cars in it.

Wave at me next time, and stop being rude about my choice of colour only picked my MP4 up last week. :rasp:

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Cool edit, thats my evening sorted. Who's fastest so far?

Standing start?

Well depends whos paying for the track time ;)

Check my build thread out my car is nicely suited to track and my 300 miles trip home to the IoM. Rockingham on the 17th March, I love a good challenge especially on circuit. I know what you are saying about your road car choice, who takes a clio on track when you can take a KTM Xbow GT4...

nice pic, TKM engine?

Looks to be one of the bolts from the alternator/pas pump brackets that bolts into the block, what size head is it?

Dry sump would be a must in a seven I'd of thought.

Pipercams are known for rattling as they are regrinds the only way to get more lift is to machine the bottom of the lobe resulting in the rockers tapping as they run out of travel.

I think this has been done on pistonheads but don't quote me

Thank you, not everyone who does trackdays wants to go home and instantly rip everything out of there car because it will make them 'quicker' or feel that 2bhp that the air con uses holds them back. The vast majority of people who use there clios on track dont drive stripped out 'track weapons'...

Upping the excess lowers premiums.

Declaring that it is parked on the road lowers premiums in most areas. This is due to the majority of car thefts nowadays being done by stealing the keys from the house.

not as high but going much quicker :P

All use the same.

205/50/15, Ginetta junior tyre. Fred has 16 in the workshop.

Pilot sport cups have more outright grip.