Not replaced the discs, but they look fine. I have adjusted the rear brakes, and the callipers and pads have done over 1000 miles now so should be bedded in.
I know, I really want to join up and do some of the OSFDC. Will try and come along to the next one at the pod
Although at the moment my second gear is a bit iffy, it crunches when used in anger
Headwork, valve and cam change always good for getting times down...
Gonna do an engine swap, I don't think it's worth throwing money at the cologne
16.08 is amazing for a cologne, well done.
if you wana go faster its time to upgrade to a pinto.
I'd miss the sound my V6 makes
It's defiantly a quick 2.8i, everyone told me I wouldn’t get it bellow 16.5. It’s going across the line at 86.5 mph. Standard axle on it with the standard lsd.
Grip of the line isn't a problem. I have adjustable rear shocks, and unless I’m very aggressive, most times I don’t get much wheel spin.
Still has full interior and 6 point role cage. Don't want to lose my comfort
Going for a V8 next year, I managed to get my hands on a rover v8 for free
don't wana piss on your cornflakes, but i think rover v8s are well overated engines compared to their yank breddrin... i'm sure a standard cossie v6 is about the same power as a standard rV8, someone can correct me if i'm wrong? PLus they don't respond so well to tuning as the americans? just my two cents though? (i am also aware it started life accross the pond as a buick engine before some smarty pants points that out!
I can't afford the petrol for a yank V8. I have considered the small block 302 but the rover is just more fanatically viable!
Na I didn't see you also, saw your motor though
me car didnt move alday, couldn be arsed to be beaten by a jelly mould or an ST...
Thats always the problem, although I did beat a cossy to 60ft, untill he got grip and thrashed me