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I know! Unlucky!! ?

It’s all boring. And the bar is expensive!!

Some chassis b****cks mate. Can’t remember the title.

Erm, no mate I’m not an apprentice! ?

He’s a generic parts manufacturer the same as mahle and payen etc etc. Karl Schmidt is one of the better ones out there though. The likes of INA however, are not.

Lol!!! I’m down there in mid September if you’re about?

@SophOwen I'll keep an eye out for you down at wokefield park..........?

All depends on if it’s a refresh, or you’ve replaced the pistons and rods with aftermarket items. If you have, it’s a world of potential pain with an f4r

Having tried to weld a jc5 casing, I’m going to say, good luck with those strengthening ribs. The plates for the bearing were designed to stop the box cracking from the load/unload of a wheel breaking traction. Combine that with the helical gears that are constantly trying to force themselves...

A bit more top end and midrange mate. You have to replace the inlet cam as part of the upgrade.

It’s over £1k by the time it’s all done and mapped mate.

I’m afraid to say you’re wrong mate. Smaller half moons do indeed go at the bottom as pictured.

Fuckin gays. I imagine the competitor complaint was because you were faster than him and he saw this as the reason - f**k all to do with the fact your skills are better than his/the car is better. I would’ve been stood there playing the worlds smallest violin as they were talking.

You undo the 2 8mm bolts (13mm socket size) and it’ll fall off mate

Forums = dedicated people (with a few bellends) FB = bellends (with a miniscule number of dedicated people)

Lol! I’ll agree, you’re definitely a creature!! ?

Who are you?

Cooper S goes well and JCW’s go very well. Pop and bang on lift off in sport mode. Lol!

This is what I’m trying to get my head around mate as it doesn’t make any sense! If it was 180 out, the slot for the cam tool would be incorrect. Crank pins in the right place, slots for the cams is correct......but it doesn’t make sense!

This is what I’m trying to get my head around mate as it doesn’t make any sense! If it was 180 out, the slot for the cam tool would be incorrect. Crank pins in the right place, slots for the cams is correct......but it doesn’t make sense!

Can’t get that wrong mate due to the way the dephaser fits the inlet cam

Honestly mate, all I can think of is that one of the cams is 360 out as both lots of calves shouldn’t be open that much together.

I had none of that left on mine mate. Used to flap around like f**k.

How much has been removed? Reason I ask is my deskinned bonnet weighed in at 6kg, but when I say deskinned, I mean fully deskinned!

Always welcome mate. I’ll have a look at the crank sensor tomorrow night.

197/200 plugs mate

Lovely mate! Great shine to that! Looks great!

Cup racers ran magneti marelli ecu’s and dash’s. They also ran a coil pack instead of cop as it was more reliable

I’ve got one in the garage so I’ll have a look mate. My R3 maxi spec engine ran on standard mk3 plugs without issue.

I’m pretty sure the crank sensor is the same mate, but there’s 2 types from memory. The plugs on the mk3 are also the 3 prong type. Put a pic up and I’ll confirm on the crank sensor.