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andylancaster3000

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Post #1
New to the forum having just purchased myself a GTI-6, as pictured below.

Car 1:
Bought at a very fair price, totally standard and in pretty good nick apart from damage sustained by some attempted break-ins on both doors so probably will need some new ones. So please be prepared for a new'b after answers to silly questions!



Car 2:
Not very GTI6-esque but this is the fruits of about three years labour now between my dad and myself.



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Posted 17th Sep 2008 at 22:40
psjunkie

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the cars look sweet. also good luck with the racing mate Thumbs up

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Posted 17th Sep 2008 at 22:46
SteviePut

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Is that a Ford CVH engine?

Nice cars btwThumbs up

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Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 00:20
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Do the chassis have to be built to a certain design for the series then?

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Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 00:22
rich-6

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SteviePut wrote:
Is that a Ford CVH engine?

Nice cars btwThumbs up


looks like it Cool

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Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 02:33
petegti6

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rich-6 wrote:
SteviePut wrote:
Is that a Ford CVH engine?

Nice cars btwThumbs up


looks like it Cool


I thought so too, but.....

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I've been running it in the 750motor club kit's series this season with varying success


Dunno

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Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 03:45
andylancaster3000

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Thanks for the comments

Yup, its a CVH. A 1600 in a relatively mild state of tune.

It all gets a bit confusing formula wise. We're running in the Kit-car class which is for pretty much any kit car (though its mainly strikers/pheonixs/furys/westfields) with a few different engine options.

There is also a Locost forumla, for chassis' like we have, which have to run on a ford crossflow engine and full cage. The chassis has to stick almost exactly to the chassis design in the book mentioned above and it's basically a one-make formula.

You can run a locost in kits aslong as the chassis and suspension adheres to the locost formula regs with any of the allowed kits engines. You may ask why not run in the locost formula. Well by the time we'd decided to give it a shot racing rather than just use it on the road we'd got a bit for to change what we'd done with the engine and roll-cage etc so stuck with the kits.

If you weren't confused before you will be now! Blink
Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 04:48
petegti6

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I was just confused by the "750 Class" bit, if its a 1600 LOL

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Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 04:48
andylancaster3000

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Ah well thats another confusing problem to people not familiar with the club. 750 is the name of the club, originating from the single formula it used to have 60 years ago. Now it has about 13-14 different formulas.

http://www.750mc.co.uk/racing.php

I'd suggest to anyone that likes a bit of motorsport to get along and watch a meeting sometime. The racing tends to be brilliant!

Posted 18th Sep 2008 at 04:53
roman

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andylancaster3000 wrote:
The racing tends to be brilliant!


With a fair bit of paint swapping going on.

Looking good btw. I own a Westfield fitted with a 1600 crossflow (in a mild state of tune, bike carbs next), would love to get back into racing just can't afford the costs. Sad

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