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Took weeeeeks to get my mini kit. Had to chase over 5 times to eventually get a “new” kit made and sent out after he sent them to the wrong address...
Again poor fitment with odd size lines, one is excessively long.
Would not recommend
I know there isnt!
That’s with rears full stuff aswell and RARB.
The high pressure helps ya lose rear end grip, you don’t need it at knockhill.
I’m running the same now on full slicks in my new Mini Cooper S.
I done a terrible job of keeping this up to date!
I’ll not bother too much with chat.
Inside painted
Engine out
M Dactory diff fitted
New clutch and flywheel (single mass)
11% Kavs reducer pulley
Look cut back, tapped and cage back in
Seat, cage, cartek isolator, extinguisher fitted...
Right troops! Needing some ideas here.
Just refurbed my box and put it all back together. Car now won’t turn over.
It’s key card/push start. I only get ignition when I push the button.
I’ve tested the starter, it’s fine. I’ve also checked it’s getting 12vs and it is.
I ran no pas, just looped the rack with a dribble of fluid in it.
Was heavy to move as low speeds but fine on track.
5pk847 belt of running cup alt set up with no pas
All fluids will be getting done on the engine!
Any tips on what for it? I’ll need to order some up! And gearbox oil actually.
This is 56 plate and the mileage is only around 80k so not too high.
Work continues after the day job and that’s the front suspension, subframes, hubs, arms and even the from end of the car stripped off.
These items will be going away to be painted and receive a lick of paint before being fitted with all new bushes, ball joints, bearings etc etc.
Had a cheeky...
Well had another few shifts on the car and the interior is almost finished! Just ready for paint and then can finally bolt in all the bits.
Original Battery tray cut out and a plate welded in place
Regulation wise we keep standard seat mounts but are allowed to weld in plates to move them...
Well some of you may recognise my name or my previous ph1 track/race car
Unfortuanilty to fund the new race car...
Anyway. The new thread is on my new build, 56plate r53 cooper s that I’m building to compete in the new championship that’s starting up here in scotland.
As this is a...
197 cams get times to 8 degrees advanced on the inlet, exhaust stays standard.
This is not grp n timing.
Just so you make sure they're timed right [emoji16]