Keith185
ClioSport Club Member
Awesome engine build and results. Roll on 1st race and hopefully an even better season this year
The Supertech factory is only 10 minutes away from the Head office of the Company I work for.
Now it has cam's in, the old set up was restricting it.
Went from 205 bhp to 212 bhp
So it now runs a Pipercross sausage on the front. Thanks Dan at 519 for that late visit.
So, at last we have a date to stretch Burpspeeds legs.
After much date checking with work, shifts,will the car be ready etc,etc.
Brands Hatch Monday 12th March we hit the tarmac again.
Saxo bars.
See you there Tony, be good to see how it performs on track
Sounds good guys! I bet you can't wait to get out and give the new engine a go Hope you have a good day and if you need a spanner boy/general bi*ch for the day then you have my number!
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Brands Hatch Monday 12th March we hit the tarmac again.
It did sound epic on the dyno. Going back to TDf on 10th. Will make sure I get video this time
Oooh I'm there on that day too......he he fancy your chances...just think you won't know if it's me or Sam going past you's......
Awesome engine build and results. Roll on 1st race and hopefully an even better season this year
Come past as many times as you like Pete,we are there for a specific reason.
It won't be to exciting, looking at data and set up options for May 7th.
Plus we need to make sure we put it back together properly and nothing falls off.
you're no fun at times Tony....of course I know you're there for a reason....though after watching the traffic on Icemans vid hope Easytrack live up to their "we don't cram in\on as many cars as we can" and it's not that busy.
That was hosted by Track Days, was punted as open pit lane and then they did 20 min sessions at the last minute because yep you guessed it they overbooked et al the mega traffic all day!
Fuel rail and oil cooler:
Were booked in at Tour-De-Force next week to get the new engine calibrated, in the meantime there is a few things we needed to finish off. For the last 2 seasons the car has run the standard plastic road car fuel rail, we have never been happy with the way the fuel lines joined together, it was a possible weak point.
We decided to swap to a solid AT Power fuel rail, also increasing the fuel pressure with a new regulator at the same time. It was a
fairly straight forward job.
We are quite pleased how neat the fuel lines came out, the 180′ bend was quite expensive but makes a very tidy job of it. Another little job that we finished off was to fit an oil cooler/heat exchanger.
So that’s the engine bay complete and we’re all ready for our trip to TDF to see how many Gee Gee’s we have to play with this season………
Excitement building.
I'm not
I've got my eye on you Nickolas.
Are you going to pop in at Anglesey to say hi this year Kieth?