A bit of messing with the ignition timing and its at 236 bhp.........all while still spinning a bit on the dyno lol (shitty camber and tyres)! Big shout out to Joe Power of Urban Performance for doing an awesome job, mapped on a Dyno Dynamics dyno. Cant recommend him enoughOriginally Posted by Alan B.
Lot of stuff happened on this over the last week. Headwrecking problems, magical moments, and a custom Will_C shotgun exhaust that has both deafened us and melted through my rear bumper! Will fill all in when I get a chance. Still a hell of alot of stuff to do by the weekend, but we're atleast on the home stretch!
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thats a decent hike man.
well done.
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I mite be up in the yard on Thursday with the 180 to sort this hydro/dash problem
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I'll help out anyway I can if I get a chance Joe.......although I'd probably do more harm than good Originally Posted by pole drift
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ya must be delighted dude, thats great power... nice one, keep up the good work!
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Originally Posted by Trixta
A bit of messing with the ignition timing and its at 236 bhp.........all while still spinning a bit on the dyno lol (shitty camber and tyres)! Big shout out to Joe Power of Urban Performance for doing an awesome job, mapped on a Dyno Dynamics dyno. Cant recommend him enough
Lot of stuff happened on this over the last week. Headwrecking problems, magical moments, and a custom Will_C shotgun exhaust that has both deafened us and melted through my rear bumper! Will fill all in when I get a chance. Still a hell of alot of stuff to do by the weekend, but we're atleast on the home stretch!
That's serious power! Wouldn't mind getting near that! You've set a goal for me now! Dam it!!
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Do you still have the mx5? Originally Posted by twailbait
haha i joke i joke..
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Hows that soarer Originally Posted by Simon
Do you still have the mx5? haha i joke i joke..
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in working condition....! Originally Posted by twailbait
Hows that soarer
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Right I better try and update this. So much happened in the last week that I dont know where to start. Build thread is kind of going all over the place now, but I still plan on writing up a proper timelined one with all the pics when I get a chance.
Seats were fitted, 2 cobra fixed buckets, with Luke 5 point harness. All wiring, ecu etc tidyed up a bit and put away.
Portlaois comp was upon us and with less than 12 hours to the actual start of the comp it looked like this:
Alot of work to do! We went flat through the night, especially Paddy Brennan and the bumpers were cabled tied on at 8am. How we managed to get it all done is still a mystery, but it made it. I'll put up a detailed, with pics hopefully, account of the steps we used to paint it. For being painted in a freezing dusty shed at 2am in the morn it actually came out very good imo.
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