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Author Subject: My Vts (1.6.10 THE END)
dave-rallye

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Post #1
Time for another track blog for you all to read through/laugh at/abuse, etc.

After recently jumping at the chance to have a company car to do my 25k a year in (320i M Sport), it was definately time to get back into fun cars, ie the French tin cans that i know & love Smile

After much umming & ahhing about turning my existing 328i Sport into a dedicated track car, I tried to fit in in the garage. I failed. It stuck out the front by about 3 foot & I could only get out of the boot

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Posted 1st Jun 2010 at 17:55
jimmy_boy

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Post #2
dave-rallye wrote:
A shed. You know the ones, sat on someones drive, complete with spiders webs & flat tyres, the kind of car that screams, 'save me, i want to lose my interior, grow sticky tyres & be hammered around every track in the UK'.


Laugh my ass off

You are a patron saint for all sheds Dave!

Quality thread so far Thumbs up

We all need to get together for another club trackday in the new year now we're all a bit older and apparently wiser Whistle

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Posted 27th Oct 2009 at 19:09
cjm_harris

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Post #3
Looking good already mate Thumbs up

How much did you get it for in the end? If you don't mind me asking.

Also, what have you done with the wheels it came with?

My mate has bought a saxo VTS, and has some silly wheels on it, so he is after some standard ones.

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Posted 27th Oct 2009 at 19:18
craigy_87

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Post #4
ahhh lovely track shed
not thinking about any cams or is that perhaps going too deep into the pockets for this shed?
Posted 27th Oct 2009 at 23:41
rallyestyle

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Post #5
That looks awesome Love Epic save there Dave Thumbs up

Cant wait to see the finished result Yes

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Posted 28th Oct 2009 at 15:24
fletch

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Post #6
Great post Dave?

How much did it set you back. Lets face it, thats gonna be a lot of fun...






...when youre picking up 16 year olds from the local croooze car park Whistle
Posted 28th Oct 2009 at 15:56
dave-rallye

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Post #7
jimmy_boy wrote:

Laugh my ass off

You are a patron saint for all sheds Dave!


Oh well i do try Whistle

Not planning on camming it tbh, cheaper just to buy something faster lol!! Although you never know with a money pit like this i suppose ...

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...when youre picking up 16 year olds from the local croooze car park


Why? You wanna borrow it Razz

Made a little bit more progress last night. Fitted the new front bumper (no cracks) and ripped the rest of the interior out in preparation for the cage & bucket seat ... so now have no carpet or sound deadening anywhere.

Obviously need to remove the dash & get all the weight out from behind there as well though Wink

Rubbish pic, but it gives you an idea.



2 minutes after this was taken, i somehow managed to trip over my own feet & throw my rear bumper through the living room window, oops Unsure

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 17:16
rallyestyle

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2 minutes after this was taken, i somehow managed to trip over my own feet & throw my rear bumper through the living room window, oops Unsure


Laugh Sorry i shouldnt laugh but thats hilarious LOL It is fast becoming a money pit then Doh

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 17:25
kit

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It looks a million times better with just the new alloys being added LOL

Will be an interesting read mate and looks to be a cracking track car Thumbs up

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 17:26
jimmy_boy

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rallyestyle wrote:
dave-rallye wrote:

2 minutes after this was taken, i somehow managed to trip over my own feet & throw my rear bumper through the living room window, oops Unsure


Laugh Sorry i shouldnt laugh but thats hilarious LOL It is fast becoming a money pit then Doh


Sounds like a scene out of Laurel & Hardy!

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 18:14
bennn

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i actually really like vts's its a shame they've got such a bad rep, how much did you get this puppy for?

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 18:46
dhampton

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Looks like a perfect track car candidate Cool

I have a soft spot for Saxos too Ninja

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 18:52
silky

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Post #13
Great work Dave....after watching your 328i project thread with interest I'll be keeping an eye on this too, good luck
Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 19:34
roland rat

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Hows this coming along mate?

I've just got my own VTS Shitbox Another chav on 306gti6.com!!! LOL and wondered if you had any of the original bits left that we could do a deal on for my bits (enclosed induction kit,4-2-1 manifold,milltek exhaust etc)

Ash Smile
Posted 11th Nov 2009 at 02:28
d_p

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what are you looking ash, i saw a vts on scrappy yard

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Posted 11th Nov 2009 at 03:16
dave-rallye

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Latest purchase, Magnex back box, centre pipe & decat. Wanted a Pugsport or Saxpsport, but the latter has only just been launched & is

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Posted 29th Nov 2009 at 20:32
dave-rallye

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Im planning on fitting some of the garage full of parts i have this weekend, so should be able to get some more pictures up next week. In the meantime, i've now purchase some OMP upper & lower front strut braces to firm things up a little! Sarah also suggested that she would like to attend/drive on the track days with me, so i invested in another OMP subframe for her, along with this little 'racing seat' off eBay:


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Posted 29th Nov 2009 at 20:32
dave-rallye

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Well, yesterday brought some help in the form of Nick & Ollie from Cliosport & Hamish (my Elise driving mate from Cheltenham). Despite all being fairly hungover

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Posted 2nd Dec 2009 at 13:36
jimmy_boy

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Post #19
Good work for a cold blustery hung over winter's day!

Always a good motivator when others ara prepared to freeze to death too LOL

How much dash sound deadening is left then? Whistle

Btw.. what the hell is that red handled tool?

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Posted 29th Nov 2009 at 21:20
roland rat

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Good work mate Thumbs up
Posted 29th Nov 2009 at 23:33
roland rat

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How many extra bhp does the filler cap give you? LOL

What you going to do about the custard style gear change? Whistle
Posted 2nd Dec 2009 at 03:39
welshpug!

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Post #22
compbrake gear lever pivot and a set of Miles gear linkages (miles can supply gear lever Pivot AFAIK)

also, there's a roll pin securing one of the lever arms on the gearbox that is common to wear, replace that and it tightens up significantly.

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Posted 2nd Dec 2009 at 03:48
roland rat

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welshpug! wrote:
compbrake gear lever pivot and a set of Miles gear linkages (miles can supply gear lever Pivot AFAIK)

also, there's a roll pin securing one of the lever arms on the gearbox that is common to wear, replace that and it tightens up significantly.


Shut up Mei im trying to off load my quickshift on him Laugh
Posted 2nd Dec 2009 at 03:55
dave-rallye

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jimmy_boy wrote:
How much dash sound deadening is left then? Whistle

Btw.. what the hell is that red handled tool?


Sound deadening, whats that then Unsure its nearly all out now, stanley knife & some brute force sorted that, although how the loom survived i have no idea!!

In addition, the red hand handled tool is a special interior removing device, ie if it wont unscrew, you stab it & rip it off ...

quote:
Mei im trying to off load my quickshift on him LOL


Already got a GE one Razz

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Posted 2nd Dec 2009 at 14:12
roland rat

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Post #25
dave-rallye wrote:
roland rat wrote:


quote:
Mei im trying to off load my quickshift on him LOL


Already got a GE one Razz


Bugger,i've got one for sale! LOL Any more progress mate?
Posted 6th Dec 2009 at 23:14

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