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Author Subject: Rallye Track Slag
r4ly j

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Post #1
Hi all, never posted a project on here before but feel the rallye mite be worth a thread, all feelback welcome.
So when i first wought the car back in 2007 it had full leather interior and anodised red window winders (super gay) so changed them fist of all and got it in the shed for a wheel change.

Then the interior had to come out to make way for the sparco's.

Then after a some c^$! paint strippered the hole car i got it resprayed, got my rallye plate and bought a set of wellers with r888 on off a guy on here.




2009 trip to nurburgring ended up seeing me in the wall at adurnel bridge, with bent wishbone and minor wing damage but managed to drive home just.

After spending about 9month in my shed undergoing an slow subframe wishbone refurb I got another set of wellers and got them refurbed in White.

By this time I'd had a Newman rally cam fitted to free up some revs for on track.
This year has seen quite a few changes, after my accident at the ring last year I decided to fit a cage. ( cheers to ben306 for the guide)



I managed to smash my front screen aswell getting it in.
So I didn't hold back on ripping it out to paint it.




This years trip to nurburgring was the best yet ( not just because I didn't bin it)









Did an evening trackday session at silverstone and at trax.




Full spec to come later.


Posted 9th Nov 2010 at 13:37
spiky

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looks better with the white wheels really, even though i'm not a fan of white on white

does it really have that many weights on the front drivers wheel? Shock

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 12:54
matt evans

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spiky wrote:
does it really have that many weights on the front drivers wheel? Shock


Makes it as heavy as a gti6 now!LOL LOL

Nice car though fella

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 18:48
cosmic spanner

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Nice car Cool

spiky wrote:
does it really have that many weights on the front drivers wheel? Shock


Wonder if they're my old set Hmm I think we can trace the history of every set of wellers on this forum! LOL

About "After your accident, you got a cage" - I see you're lapping the ring with cage but without helmets Shock personally I always wear a lid, I guess you've got harnesses but would still be worried about braining myself on the cage TBH Mellow

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 19:03
r4ly j

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And because cages look cool as f*ck.LOL
Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 19:21
rallyeash

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Post #6
car looks lovely! just need a throttle bodie sound track..

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 21:16
gti_ben

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Post #7
I love the black wheels!

What suspension are you running?

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 21:37
rwgti

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I came and spoke to you at the campsite whilst you were at the ring in July. There was a group of us we were on the same plot further up.

Cars looking good Thumbs up

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Posted 15th Oct 2010 at 22:32
r4ly j

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Post #9
Full Spec.
Engine.
Standard internals
newman rally cam
full stainless longlife decat system
custon air intake with k&n
fuel pressure regulator

Chassis.
omp front strut brace
custom made (by me) koni coilovers and koni rears
sand blasted and respayed subframe with anti roll bar and drop links sprayed red
tow eye sprayed red
crystal headlights
dewipered at rear
custom ring bitten sticker on front corner.LOL

Wheels tyres brakes.
Cyclones refurbed in satin black
toyo r888s
spare set of 15" white weller stellies
standard calipers with ferodo ds2500 pads
ebc discs
braided lines all round
ap racing race fluid
standard discs and pads up rear

Interior.
stripped out
sparco buckets and harnesses
sparco sliding subframes
omp cage
omp deep dish steering wheel
grip tape footwells
helmet net out of my 306 estate
matt black weller steelie wrapped with r888 stapped in with a trs spare wheel ratcet replacement blue dials
and my yellow gear nobCool
Posted 16th Oct 2010 at 03:25
r4ly j

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Post #10
few more pics i've found

Some from trax this year




Hopefully should be more to come in the nxt couple of months,going to be working with mate matt from pug1off and cat cams to develope a cam to produce 200hp with standard inlet/exhaust ect, i'll post more when i know more.
Think it will interest quite a few of you on here.
Posted 16th Oct 2010 at 03:46
james_geldart

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looks great on the black wellers pal, very nice car indeed Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 14:49
welshpug!

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I do hope you've got some pistons on order for your new cams LOL the PH2's are on the limit as it is, you'll struggle to gain more without larger cutouts Smile

personally I'd raise the front a bit, the rake front to rear is rather too much, but a nice change to the usual arse scrapers Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 15:13
309btcc

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oh look the forum idiot has once again made a stupid comment as usual
Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 21:36
brownboy

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309btcc wrote:
oh look the forum idiot has once again made a stupid comment as usual


i think your the forum idiot mate looking through your posts
Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 21:41
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oh look the forum idiot has once again made a stupid comment as usual

OOH! Get him-someone upset you?

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Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 21:41
welshpug!

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Laugh my ass off

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Posted 17th Oct 2010 at 21:52
r4ly j

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Post #17
Cheers for the comments.
As for pistons, not wanting to sound rude but Matt from pug1off seems to think it's posible, and for some1 that is able to get 300hp n/a and 510hp turbo'd out of these engines I think il take his word for it,
With ride I've tried rasing and lowering it and found this set up works very well for me.
Cheers for the advise tho.
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 15:36
lotek

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What Lb Springs are you running? have you had any bottoming out? and whats your understeer like?

Cheers
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 17:39
r4ly j

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Post #19
I'm running 350lb eibach springs with increased, adjustable rebound and slightly incresed fixed bump. I've never bottomed out it's probly only about 45mm lower than standard at the front. I made the coilovers to run standard top mount so they wernt so visious on road but now think it's time to make some adjustable top mounts and get some camber on the go. I get slight lift off when tyres are cold but slight understeer when there hot.
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 17:54
lotek

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Post #20
ok ,
im running 325lb springs with 21mm tb's and i tend to get a lil understeer.
dont know whether i need to raise the rear or not. Dunno

If i have a fully loaded car it grips like fook tho! LOL
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 18:02
lotek

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Post #21
i have pretty much no travel till it hits bumpstops on front aswell,
thought of cutting em down but im not sure how much i can take off till coilover bottoms out..
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 18:04
r4ly j

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Post #22
It depends what coilovers ur running I suppose. When I build mine I shortend the shafts so they could never bottom out. I'm running about an inch koni bumpstop.
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 18:30
lotek

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ahh the bumstop that came wit mine is like 3 inch lol.

looks like a rallye design one with rallyedesign spring..

what id give to have my car grip like thos rallycross feckers do Love
Posted 18th Oct 2010 at 18:43
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seen you a few times around town. Let me know if you ever need any parts ime breaking a few 6's in bicester
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