Junkie's Project Road Racer
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CorradoVR6-Turbo
m15 vw
mrbeige
junkie
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Re: Junkie's Project Road Racer
I know its full of fairies.
Still need to sort the geometry out.
When my car failed its MOT in march he said front brake lines corroded to excess, now would that be the braided fittings on the end or the actual lines from the braided into the engine bay, not sure what myself as they look good to me, and if i painted them in underseal is that a fail?
Still need to sort the geometry out.
When my car failed its MOT in march he said front brake lines corroded to excess, now would that be the braided fittings on the end or the actual lines from the braided into the engine bay, not sure what myself as they look good to me, and if i painted them in underseal is that a fail?
junkie- .:Bored:.
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Just wire brush them and paint them. Unless they are really corroded and dangerous.
Toad- .:Mod:.
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Well thats what im saying they dont look really bad at all to me, think he was just been too by the book, no leniancy at all. 1 side corroded to excess and other advisory but they look the same to me.
junkie- .:Bored:.
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Aye, bigger turbot. But you wont necessarily have the same problem as you do now, as a bigger turbo would spool more slowly and less aggressively (maybe).junkie wrote:Do you mean a bigger turbot? Yes but then as it comes on boost and ramps the power up steeply i will have the same problem just further up the rev range + not much room to install another turbo behind there unless i go cross flow and/or external wastegate, already have the largest VF series turbot lol.
Not sure what you mean regarding the head flow?
As far as head flow is concerned, from what I can gather any particular head will have a maximum flow rate, and I'm wondering if you have reached the limit of yours??
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Yes i have reached the limit of the head, also the turbo i have on a 20vt is capable of 350+ depending how hard you want to push it so obviously my turbot can flow more than the head can take as it only does 300, i thought you were asking in a way to do with traction initially lol.
If im going bigger turbot which i am at some point it will be on a 20vt.
If im going bigger turbot which i am at some point it will be on a 20vt.
junkie- .:Bored:.
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junkie wrote:
If im going bigger turbo which i am at some point it will be on a 20vt.
You know it makes sense!
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I do lol, its only quick enough when it pins me back in the seat not just a passenger, not sure what level that will be at.
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Its now got the magic 12 month ticket, advisory on the brake line and tyres, got 2 new tyres on and insurance for £425 with HIC all declared @300bhp.
And now were gog go karting. Get in.
And now were gog go karting. Get in.
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Oh yes with half a bar of boost [turned down to low] it still spins.
Full boost = no chance of grip.
Full boost = no chance of grip.
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Naff 1's, basically nabbed the Avon ZZ3's of the mrs old alloys in the garage so im legal, gone from 215/40 to 205/40 on the front and 215/40 Toyo T1R's on the back. Does for the winter i suppose, i can spin some naff tyres on the front in the winter as opposed to some good 1's that cost a fortune and still need another set come summer.
junkie- .:Bored:.
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you could argue the need for good tyres more in the winter.
Just you drive sensibly.
Just you drive sensibly.
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dirtytorque wrote:you could argue the need for good tyres more in the winter.
Just you drive sensibly.
Agree with point 1 and totally disagree with point 2 lol.
Good tyres for summer = more fun
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mrbeige wrote:I could also argue that Avon ZZ3s are actually very good tyres.....
Well i must have a bad set lol although they are better than the ditch finder falken's that were on before even when new and not bald.
Stu i must say again i love your shifty big time.
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That is good to hearjunkie wrote:Stu i must say again i love your shifty big time.
I did find Goodyear Eagle F1s were exceptionally good in the wet too..
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What happened with the new batch of shift lights?
Toad- .:Mod:.
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Heard the same but it comes down to money, it was a choice of £24 swap over or a minimum of £150 for new.
junkie- .:Bored:.
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Yeah, well, erm, never got round to doing them. I should really though...Toad wrote:What happened with the new batch of shift lights?
Re: Junkie's Project Road Racer
So....,I can't keep up with your plans.
At one stage you were talking about running some more power through this unit.
And also maybe buying a mark1 aswell.
Have you won the lottery?
Seriously tho what r u planning now?
still going 20vt on this mofo ?
At one stage you were talking about running some more power through this unit.
And also maybe buying a mark1 aswell.
Have you won the lottery?
Seriously tho what r u planning now?
still going 20vt on this mofo ?
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dirtytorque wrote:So....,I can't keep up with your plans.
At one stage you were talking about running some more power through this unit.
And also maybe buying a mark1 aswell.
Have you won the lottery?
Seriously tho what r u planning now?
still going 20vt on this mofo ?
Hahahaha sorry dude to confuse you, got to keep peeps guessing, infact i keep myself guessing most of the time, my lady actually said last night i never will be happy with it, after an incident with an Audi TT Mk1 last night, basically he has 4WD and i dont, it was wet, you win some you lose some lol.
I seriously wish i had won the lottery, thats why i say so much different stuff, its all just pipe dreams.
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fair enuff,no crime in dreaming.
If there was I would get a life sentence.
keep us posted anyway.
If there was I would get a life sentence.
keep us posted anyway.
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Yea will do, well i finally fixed another issue, the revs were sticking a little, where the cable goes through into the scuttle tray from the pedal, there is like a nylon type of thing on the cable and its used as a guide through the grommet, well it was twisted slightly, adjusted it and all is good so far.
Just need to fit the new resistor thing for the fan to work on all speeds not just speed 4, get a 5 bar oil pressure sender and i think i can not have the oil temp on the dash and wire it into the oil temp gauge, then look into 1 of the electric seat adjustment switches as its not working, then sunroof apart to fix that then its all done.
Just need to fit the new resistor thing for the fan to work on all speeds not just speed 4, get a 5 bar oil pressure sender and i think i can not have the oil temp on the dash and wire it into the oil temp gauge, then look into 1 of the electric seat adjustment switches as its not working, then sunroof apart to fix that then its all done.
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Well after thinking long and hard about this car and what i actually want from it, the time has come to let it go as its no longer what i want and i have lost the love for it.
So its time to let it get to another level of Corrado goodness.
This time its getting track prepped for the road, so im thinking and asking for your thoughts on what are the key ingredients for such a car.
I want lightweight
Caged
How basic can you actually get the car, im not just talking poverty spec ie keep fit winders but electrically, how much needs to be kept for MOT stuff and is in theory doing all this work seem easy but yet its alot harder to do than show prepping a car.
I would if i could go carbon fibre bonnet, tailgate, roof like PhatVR6 and possibly wings but im unsure on that, if it helped to get a better weight distribution then yea im all for it.
I kinda want some creature comforts but unsure as to what, im talking heater but wanna get rid of the water heater, somebody has mentioned electric in the past but im unsure.
Thats about it really. The Mrs even said why dont you just put 1 seat in it lol last night, she just does not want to go in it if i did all this, bargain.
Was bored waiting to pic the Mrs up from work last night so got my phone out and was killing time doing a vid. Nothing special but for James there is towards the end the shift light.
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So its time to let it get to another level of Corrado goodness.
This time its getting track prepped for the road, so im thinking and asking for your thoughts on what are the key ingredients for such a car.
I want lightweight
Caged
How basic can you actually get the car, im not just talking poverty spec ie keep fit winders but electrically, how much needs to be kept for MOT stuff and is in theory doing all this work seem easy but yet its alot harder to do than show prepping a car.
I would if i could go carbon fibre bonnet, tailgate, roof like PhatVR6 and possibly wings but im unsure on that, if it helped to get a better weight distribution then yea im all for it.
I kinda want some creature comforts but unsure as to what, im talking heater but wanna get rid of the water heater, somebody has mentioned electric in the past but im unsure.
Thats about it really. The Mrs even said why dont you just put 1 seat in it lol last night, she just does not want to go in it if i did all this, bargain.
Was bored waiting to pic the Mrs up from work last night so got my phone out and was killing time doing a vid. Nothing special but for James there is towards the end the shift light.
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