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Daniel
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
Re: My mk1 track car blog
C'mon tae f**k eh!
C'mon tae f**k eh!
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
can you believe it, only took one pic when it turned up
paul (the transport driver) took another couple which will be on his site soon (along with some awesome machinery! search for paul ridley transport)
meanwhile here are the pics other owners have taken (hope they dont mind me stealing them)
how it used to look
and how it looks now
so basically now its here i can get to work, need to strip everything off the blue valver and transfer whats needed into this one, and then sell the rest or keep it as spares
it needs tidying up generally, few things im not happy about, but then they are only cosmetic things, i am very happy with the shell/cage etc and i think the panel damage it has adds to the effect (although i may end up getting it repaired one day)
ideally i want it back to bare white like this
so i can do a black/white colour scheme, but thats not going to happen for a while
can you believe it, only took one pic when it turned up
paul (the transport driver) took another couple which will be on his site soon (along with some awesome machinery! search for paul ridley transport)
meanwhile here are the pics other owners have taken (hope they dont mind me stealing them)
how it used to look
and how it looks now
so basically now its here i can get to work, need to strip everything off the blue valver and transfer whats needed into this one, and then sell the rest or keep it as spares
it needs tidying up generally, few things im not happy about, but then they are only cosmetic things, i am very happy with the shell/cage etc and i think the panel damage it has adds to the effect (although i may end up getting it repaired one day
)ideally i want it back to bare white like this
so i can do a black/white colour scheme, but thats not going to happen for a while
Re: My mk1 track car blog
Lovely mate, I remember that car from a few years back. What engine is in it now?
Lovely mate, I remember that car from a few years back. What engine is in it now?
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
nothing as of yet
putting the f4r in it, then will see what happens from there
im just deciding what to do with some parts that are on it, like the seat and harness, whether to sell and use my sparcos, or sell my sparcos and buy another cobra and another matching harness
nothing as of yet
putting the f4r in it, then will see what happens from there
im just deciding what to do with some parts that are on it, like the seat and harness, whether to sell and use my sparcos, or sell my sparcos and buy another cobra and another matching harness
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
lmfao i should have spied your cheesy grin a mile off!
aye get yo ass across when you can, talk to me about the 'situation' with yours when you get 5 mins from your busy day
lmfao i should have spied your cheesy grin a mile off!
aye get yo ass across when you can, talk to me about the 'situation' with yours when you get 5 mins from your busy day
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
cheers guys
i am well chuffed to finally get my hands on an ex cup racer
i just want to say an extra thank you to paul ridley transport, a really nice guy who was genuinely interested in the car, i would highly recommend him to anyone.
i'll tell you now he quoted me £299 for the journey from bristol to north yorkshire using an open trailer or £399 for using a covered trailer. considering the distance involved i thought this was a damn good deal and took him up on it. by chance he had a lamborghini murcielago to pick up after mine and so used the covered trailer at no extra cost to myself :approve:
now i think its time to make the engine suit the car, more on that in time
cheers guys
i am well chuffed to finally get my hands on an ex cup racer
i just want to say an extra thank you to paul ridley transport, a really nice guy who was genuinely interested in the car, i would highly recommend him to anyone.
i'll tell you now he quoted me £299 for the journey from bristol to north yorkshire using an open trailer or £399 for using a covered trailer. considering the distance involved i thought this was a damn good deal and took him up on it. by chance he had a lamborghini murcielago to pick up after mine and so used the covered trailer at no extra cost to myself :approve:
now i think its time to make the engine suit the car, more on that in time
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
aaarrrrgggghhh motherf***ing piece of crap, god damn hands cut to shreds, stupidly tight chuffing spaces to work in!!!
who ever welded the steering column brackets in place and welded the nuts on the back for 'easy' fitting of the column bolts, you cross threaded them to f**k!
not only were the bolt threads knackered, but the thread on the nuts was shafted aswell, meaning i had to drill them out and re-nut and bolt, and anyone who has ever tried threading their hand round the back of a mk1 steering column will know how much fun that is!!
oh the fun never ends!
aaarrrrgggghhh motherf***ing piece of crap, god damn hands cut to shreds, stupidly tight chuffing spaces to work in!!!
who ever welded the steering column brackets in place and welded the nuts on the back for 'easy' fitting of the column bolts, you cross threaded them to f**k!
not only were the bolt threads knackered, but the thread on the nuts was shafted aswell, meaning i had to drill them out and re-nut and bolt, and anyone who has ever tried threading their hand round the back of a mk1 steering column will know how much fun that is!!
oh the fun never ends!
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
on the up side, i got the drivers sparco seat mounted in and harness in, sorted the driving position to suit me and my brother (a bit too close for him, but thats easier than me being too far away)
my bro got on with putting my dash dials in etc, got them all wired in and working
still along way to go
on the up side, i got the drivers sparco seat mounted in and harness in, sorted the driving position to suit me and my brother (a bit too close for him, but thats easier than me being too far away)
my bro got on with putting my dash dials in etc, got them all wired in and working
still along way to go
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
M
mini-valver
Re: My mk1 track car blog
Awesome dude! Saw this down at Angelworks a while a go, no idea what was being done though.
Bit gutted about the blue one, lol.
Awesome dude! Saw this down at Angelworks a while a go, no idea what was being done though.
Bit gutted about the blue one, lol.
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
cheers mate
yeh i am a bit gutted too, spent so many hours trying to get it right, but i think i have made the right decision
i look at pics of the blue one and i feel bad for giving up, but then i get up close to it and feel better about the decision lmao
cheers mate
yeh i am a bit gutted too, spent so many hours trying to get it right, but i think i have made the right decision
i look at pics of the blue one and i feel bad for giving up, but then i get up close to it and feel better about the decision lmao
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
Re: My mk1 track car blog
haha cheers mate
well rescued from the depths aswell!
i have some rather tasty updates on the way
beanie has seen them, lucky boy! :rasp:
haha cheers mate
well rescued from the depths aswell!
i have some rather tasty updates on the way
beanie has seen them, lucky boy! :rasp:
Daniel
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
Re: My mk1 track car blog
Should have pm'd me! I'd have driven it up!!
cheers guys
i am well chuffed to finally get my hands on an ex cup racer
i just want to say an extra thank you to paul ridley transport, a really nice guy who was genuinely interested in the car, i would highly recommend him to anyone.
i'll tell you now he quoted me £299 for the journey from bristol to north yorkshire using an open trailer or £399 for using a covered trailer. considering the distance involved i thought this was a damn good deal and took him up on it. by chance he had a lamborghini murcielago to pick up after mine and so used the covered trailer at no extra cost to myself :approve:
now i think its time to make the engine suit the car, more on that in time
Should have pm'd me! I'd have driven it up!!
Re: My mk1 track car blog
i see it all the way back on Pg3 and thought this had to come back!
Love the dedication on this here! Any photos! Share beanie share!
haha cheers mate
well rescued from the depths aswell!
i have some rather tasty updates on the way
beanie has seen them, lucky boy! :rasp:
i see it all the way back on Pg3 and thought this had to come back!
Love the dedication on this here! Any photos! Share beanie share!
F4R'd ITB'd '92 cup racer
right here we go, this is what me and my bro have been up to since the racer arrived...
i'm going to let the pics do the talking, but a basic outline of whats going on:
tidied up my brothers garage ready for car to go in
sold seat and harness that came with the car
replaced it with my sparco seats and sabelt harnesses
sold steering wheel and snap off boss
replaced that with my renault sport wheel and lifeline snap off boss
removed extinguisher and replaced it with my own, replaced pull cables as they were seized solid
mounted battery in the boot
fit my carbon fibre interior panels
fit my dials and switches
removed exhaust and replaced with mine (for now)
removed engine from the blue 'un and transferred it into the racer
i'm going to let the pics do the talking, but a basic outline of whats going on:
tidied up my brothers garage ready for car to go in
sold seat and harness that came with the car
replaced it with my sparco seats and sabelt harnesses
sold steering wheel and snap off boss
replaced that with my renault sport wheel and lifeline snap off boss
removed extinguisher and replaced it with my own, replaced pull cables as they were seized solid
mounted battery in the boot
fit my carbon fibre interior panels
fit my dials and switches
removed exhaust and replaced with mine (for now)
removed engine from the blue 'un and transferred it into the racer
