I've already gone off the Morettes if I'm honest...It looked cool and old skool until you fitted the gashy Morettes. Other than that it's mint. I'd have not bought red seats either.
I hadn't planned on it if I'm honest Dan! 😂I NEEEEEED a drive in this. Coming to Leeds anytime soon? 😊
It seems a long way to go for certain disappointment! 🙈Plan it :tongueout:
I had thought about altering the colour, but function>looks at the moment. I do however fancy some Sparco Evo seats in the future!Spray paint the seats black.
Have you removed the fire mat behind the pedals? goes all the way along the back of the dash - weighs a good 20kg and an easy weight loss/power solution.
Is it mainly as a track car? the 155lb's were far too soft for track action, 250lb felt on the money at the same stage you were at with performance/weight loss.
I wouldn't bother with ITB's if you were still thinking of it. Been there and wasted money on that, the noise is epic, but the gains and hassle is far from rewarding.
Good to see you're having a go with the spanners, far to many people saying 'I'd love to do something like this...' and then just sit on the xbox wanking away.
I'm going to be changing back to standard with the lights, flickering through the two pictures I have to agree, original looks much better. I still love how aggressive the front end looks with the Morettes, but it just doesn't feel right.Now looks like every other ruined saxo lol
Fair enough your car but oem for me they look their best
I haven't actually, but I didn't realise it possessed that sort of weight? That's mad gains to be made with that loss, I'll look into it on the weekend mate.
It'll mainly be a fast road sort of weekend car, but with the added in track days (I can't afford too many). In regards to the 155lb's, I have actually been advised by a few others to run 250/300lb. So I got on the phone to Mr Faulkner himself and he shared some pointers. The 155lb's were advised as a soft compromise between good handling and comfort, as I don't fancy too stiff because of the atrocious roads we have, but should be miles better than standard/other brands on track.
They're not predominantly on my mind, yes it would be f**king awesome, but like you said is it that rewarding? I'm looking at about £800 for bodies, £500 for ecu, £400ish for mapping (friends quote for the Predator ECU), lets say £300 to have the lot fitted and that's £2,000. I've known friends make 156bhp on bodies, I can say for sure making 36bhp over standard and spending upwards of £2500 with cams and exhaust etc, I would be disappointed to say the least. Especially considering a good healthy engine with the right map can see 145-150 with just cams alone.
Thanks mate. As I've said before, it's probably like changing a pair of socks to someone else, but find a little bit of joy in doing jobs myself, even if it's just fitting the exhaust/manifold. I intend on changing to the 266mm brake setup soon with 23mm master cylinder, so that'll be a first for me and I look forward to it.
Cheers buddy, I don't fancy taking the dash out so I'll just do as you said, try and pick away at most of it with a blade. I'll have a crack at more weight saving on the weekend then, plenty of bits to tackle. Really need to crack on with removing/trimming excess wires back, so far I've just chased them up and bundled them together lol.Yes it is crazy heavy that matting, if you don' t dare remove the dash, just start chopping as much out with a stanley blade. Weigh it on the kitchen scales.
Get a heat gun on the tar in the footwells (1.5kg a side if i recall)
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I've had two sets of custom springs made by Faulkner direct, both customer service and quality is/was exceptional. He is correct regarding the 155 setup, it was basically something that could suit all, that Kamracing could sell as a shelf item, to mate with the B8's. To be honest, track days are a hoot and if you had the perfect setup from day 1, the fun would soon die off and you wouldn't keep going with the tools.
Yes your costs are spot on for the bodies, don't bother. I went down the AT route and wish i'd have put money into a supercharger instead.
Saxo's are great cars to cut your teeth on, I did exactly the same. Have fun.
Screw tracking on budget no brands!Just get booked onto llandow with me, get spare tyres lol
Some semi slicks and your good to go manScrew tracking on budget no brands!
That's one of the next things to get! When the money starts flowing, I think I'll browse until I find deals on R888's.Some semi slicks and your good to go man
That's one of the next things to get! When the money starts flowing, I think I'll browse until I find deals on R888's.
Stop ignoring me on facey you bag of spunk xFound AD08rs for £280 a set which I might try next tbh
I need some moderately acceptable weather! Rain, sleet, ice, rain, wind, lava, more rain. Makes it hard to get out and visit places for potential photo's ensive:We need some more pictures please.
I'm £400 a month worse off since changing jobs, so my funds have dropped dramatically. With other things on my mind (Holidays, going away with the Mrs, buying a new car in replacement of the Clio) I just don't withhold the 'oomph' to continue with the project. No, it doesn't cost me anything just sitting on my driveway, but I've been debating about this one for a few weeks now, it's just not possible financially for me.Why so?
It actually smells nice!Lol, that air freshener!
Fast delivery?!It actually smells nice!
What makes it worse is that I drive it daily...Gone full r****d but I like it!
Not sure atm mate, there's a place called Got Boost near me that do tuning and all sorts (have a few itb'd/boosted 106's go there), depends if they can offer it on the standard ECU!Who you using to map when the cams have been installed?