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buzzbrightyear

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What a cock.
vts_tibi wrote:
phillipm wrote:

At least you'll get to see a massive cloud of carbon puff out when he first stamps on the pedal, before he dies.


Laugh my ass off

There aren't any more pictures of this build AFAIK, he only posts these to his facebook account. And no, I will not write a single word to him again, as last night I wrote the following to him on FB:

Hi ****,

How much did these RB2 discs cost? I found a set for sale, but I would like to know if they are overpriced or not, hance asking about how much did you pay for them.



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next time start with "I would like to kindly ask" , and thereafter why the f**k are you asking if you already found a set for sale?



All this after I had my car mapped by him (I have to admit that he's good at mapping ECUs, but suck in choosing brake components), spent a whole day next to him, and we were chatting all day long, and I paid well for his work. On the way home there was no idle at all, but I still did not shout or anything, so I just tried to solve it and after loads of work there was nothing else than the ECU mapping itself I asked him to solve the issue, which we enventually did (I did all the ECU map modifications he told me over the phone). So he wasn't a kock like this before... But lately he's been working on a local TV presenter's car, so he's really high minded...

Will have to see what will be his excuse in the barriers tho. LOL

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 16:13
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Laugh my ass off

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 17:25
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Post #28
Alcon do a carbon setup for the GTR - called CCX. More expensive than my house and significantly bigger than my head.

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:10
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f**k him then sounds like a c**t to be fair.
E36 compacts are f**king awful as well. Saloon is a 10x better base for a track car
Has he put a m3 engine in a compact?

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:16
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Sounds like a prized cock to me. Let him break his legs. He might be a little more humble after a year on crutches.

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:22
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His 20 quid special brake discs are gonna cost him a lot more in hospital bills....

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:43
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Post #32
Get some pagid discs and wrap them in carbon vinyl.
Sell then to him for 1k
Profit

Added bonus is they will actually work better.

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:49
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Post #33
eliotrw wrote:
f**k him then sounds like a c**t to be fair.
E36 compacts are f**king awful as well. Saloon is a 10x better base for a track car
Has he put a m3 engine in a compact?



He actually did... Well each to their own, there's nothing wrong with the car apart from this brake setup.


phillipm wrote:
His 20 quid special brake discs are gonna cost him a lot more in hospital bills....


Well before telling me to fcuk off he spit that he bought a pair of discs for 2000quid Shock LOL Laugh my ass off



eliotrw wrote:
Get some pagid discs and wrap them in carbon vinyl.
Sell then to him for 1k
Profit

Added bonus is they will actually work better.


lol good idea Big grin Yep, and I can tell him that the carbon fibre is a top layer used to clean up the disc's surface LOL




Back to the carbon brakes themselves, if I get your word right Phil, the roadgoing car's brakes were developed from the carbon/carbon discs, to work actually when cold, and to decrease disc wear.

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 18:57
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Post #34
Road going brake discs are carbon/ceramic, it's not the same as carbon/carbon, there's a lot of silicon carbide in the matrix which gives it much different properties.

£2k, lmfao, no he didn't, £20 for some f**ked ones from testing...I could have you a set of carbon ceramic discs custom made for that LOL

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 19:02
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I also think he can not be that much of an idiot really....

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Post #36
I looked into this a bit back,not with F1 stuff mind, but with Porsche PCCB's, which are supposed to last ages. Decided the only real advantage was in the unsprung weight loss as me brakes are good already.

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 19:08
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not as good as Red Bull brakes on ma Compact yo!

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 19:33
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I think I'll steal some off the next DBS we have in, start your bidding now

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 19:36
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Post #39
Now, those would be interesting (and not dangerous).

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 20:04
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Post #40
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Now, those would be interesting (and not dangerous).


You'd think so, but I think as Porsche had issues with their series 1 design of carbon ceramics, there have been a couple cases of the Aston discs "warping". Or being out of balance, much like a warped disc. This was years ago though, but just a heads up if you're thinking of buying and old setup.


The discs will last the life of the car, 200k and the pads will last 15k with road use. I'm sure this will drop dramatically with a lot of track use

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 20:57
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Post #41
No, I will not buy a set. They are just too expensive for what they give!

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 20:59
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I think that unless I was racing and my car was the most underpowered vehicle on the grid, I'd get them as I doubt you'd get them to fade, but no... steel discs will do just fine Smile

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Posted 7th Feb 2013 at 21:10
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Did we get any more updates on this then, perhaps a photo of a BMW ablaze?

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Post #44
jamiek_uk2000 wrote:
Did we get any more updates on this then, perhaps a photo of a BMW ablaze?


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Laugh my ass off @ Wayne!

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Posted 10th Feb 2013 at 23:38
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Laugh my ass off

I don't think there'll be any kind of trackday until March, so even if he tries the car there won't be a great audience to watch when he wraps the car around a lamppost...

And am I the only one thinks that the caliper brackets are not one of the best designs in the world?

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Posted 11th Feb 2013 at 08:27
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Doesn't matter if your brakes don't work...

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Posted 12th Feb 2013 at 14:34
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Post #48
midlife wrote:
jamiek_uk2000 wrote:
Did we get any more updates on this then, perhaps a photo of a BMW ablaze?


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That looks nearly as bad as jimmyhackers 25-30mph crash with the truck, the one that ejected the engine 200 yards doen the road

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Posted 12th Feb 2013 at 15:38
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buzzbrightyear

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vts_tibi wrote:
Laugh my ass off

I don't think there'll be any kind of trackday until March, so even if he tries the car there won't be a great audience to watch when he wraps the car around a lamppost...

And am I the only one thinks that the caliper brackets are not one of the best designs in the world?

Do they have lamposts at the side of racing tracks? Big grin

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buzzbrightyear wrote:
That looks nearly as bad as jimmyhackers 25-30mph crash with the truck, the one that ejected the engine 200 yards doen the road


Laugh my ass off

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Posted 12th Feb 2013 at 18:57
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