silver ph1 one is best, panels are pennies.
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silver ph1 one is best, panels are pennies.
Bluebeard
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
Whatever's comes up cheapest!
I have about 20 tabs open of potential cars lol
It is one of those tests that you shoud not be allowed to tie your own shoe laces if you fail. But at the same time you could easily make a stupid mistake in the flags section that you have to get 100% correct.
A guy on mine failed the driving bit, he'd never driven on track before though.
I think you can transfer them for a fee. People sell them on ebay IIRC.
Bluebeard
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
I'm gutted I just spent a load of money on one of the 182's. it would have been a perfect candidate!!
You watch all the cheap 172's start creeping up in price now!!
Jamie86
ClioSport Club Member
RS175,595,205gti,172
Surely you have enough parts to build one between you and Sam?
P.S cant seem to find any ARDS tests at Combe so that plan has failed at first hurdle!
If you go to a different circuit it will mean when you race there its not your first outing
182cup & 172 racecar
List 1b I think, 888's, Direzza's etc, got to be discussed with MSA etc but it will be 195-50/55-15's
WRX
Let me guess......old ginetta spec tyres?
182cup & 172 racecar
Obviously not.
Yeah. Epic value.
Especially at what Fred buys them for.
no worries tony I understand there has to be a line, just a shame as they work out so much cheaper.
Still got a couple sets of a048 and 888 knocking about though
Stupidly good tyre, great for upsetting GT3 owners.
They did update it a few years ago
Yes Colin just sell it and they fill out the form when they apply for the licence
Cheers mate..
been hard to keep up with this thread in the last 3hours to be honest ha..
WRX
No probs, sure we'll be telling others in the future.
DCI100 / 211hp MK1
Don't know if anyone interested in my shell it has a 197 cup racer roll cage welded in.
£150 if collected by this weekend.
link to thread
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...th-Cup-Racer-Roll-Cage-£250-QUICK-SALE-NEEDED
if anyone interested drop me a pm
Thanks
£150 if collected by this weekend.
link to thread
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...th-Cup-Racer-Roll-Cage-£250-QUICK-SALE-NEEDED
if anyone interested drop me a pm
Thanks
Haven't really worked it out, might do a deep down list of everything (including stuff I already have) to show how much it'll cost from start to finish.
WRX
Ian mentioned about 7k, don't think it would be far off really.
Bare minimum guesstimates, fully expecting to have to pay a bit more before anybody tries to correct me:
I have budgeted roughly £2-2500 to get me and the car ready : cage, cutoff switches, fire ext, seat, harness, suit, gloves, boots etc.
Will need a set of dry tyres @ £500
£6-700 for all necessary documentation. Licence, ARDS test, Membership fees, medical etc.
So essentially I envisage spending up to £3500 before my first quali.
If the races stay at about £300 entry then I guess you might get away with saying anything between £600 - £1000 per event depending on your travel arrangements,fuel and consumable usage etc.
Bare minimum guesstimates, fully expecting to have to pay a bit more before anybody tries to correct me:
I have budgeted roughly £2-2500 to get me and the car ready : cage, cutoff switches, fire ext, seat, harness, suit, gloves, boots etc.
Will need a set of dry tyres @ £500
£6-700 for all necessary documentation. Licence, ARDS test, Membership fees, medical etc.
So essentially I envisage spending up to £3500 before my first quali.
If the races stay at about £300 entry then I guess you might get away with saying anything between £600 - £1000 per event depending on your travel arrangements,fuel and consumable usage etc.
Take it you keeping your car road legal, and driving to each race/event?
Yeah, given it'll be nicer to drive than it currently is with softer suspension. It's probably cheaper for me to drive/insure the car than buy a tow car, insurance, trailer and trailer license.
WRX
Not a direct answer to your statement Chip as I agree entirely but for others considering....
Still could be worth a gamble if budget's tight, you could pay for a few recoveries before equalling the cost of a decent trailer but depends if you want to take the chance. Also tow car and trailer give you somewhere to keep spare wheels and tools etc. Also depends on whether you ave space at home for a trailer. Could always "risk" an A frame
Fooking hell enough to put me off straight away lol
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WRX
TARC club fee and series registration is £50 and £150 respectively on top mate.
