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Author Subject: Vts Track car
jaytee

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Location: manchester

Registered: 29 Oct 2009

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Post #1
Well while im on here and looking for a 306 gti-6 thought i would put up my other car. i bought it ready built off of craig on sax-p and tbh i got it for a steal. I was going to build a track car out of my old saxo but it was vandelised and i lost heart. I saw Craig had put the saxo up for sale so i got a loan and snapped it up. Anyway heres the pics and the spec list. Enjoy. Give me comments whether thay are good or bad and anything you think i could improve on. Cheers.
its really in need of a good clean and detail. just waiting for a decent day so i can get the machine out on it.











Anyway, some of you will know the car some wont so here is the spec list
Bodywork

Non sunroof roofskin
Fibreglass bonnet with meshed grille and aerocatch locking pins
Front bumber widemouthed with fogs meshed and lower lip smoothed
Fully colour coded with the side badges flushed
Delocked doors
Fibreglass tailgate with polycarb rear screen
Rear bumper smoothed

Interior

Totally stripped!
Single Corbeau Pro2000 seat
TRS 4 point 3 inch harness with quick release
Modified OMP 10 point cage in orange
Stereo removed and carbon blanking plate
Carbon dial surround
MOMO "race" steering wheel
All airbags and wiring removed
Carbon composite front and rear door cards
All internal wiring wrapped in black insulating tape

Engine, Chassis & Brakes

16 inch OZ Super T powder coated in orange with 195/40r16 Continental Sport tyres
Hi Spec 4 pot calipers with 285mm discs and EBC pads
Bilstein GMC Group N dampers and GMC -40mm springs.
Rear lowered 50mm
Fully polybushed including engine mounts
Sparco Strut brace
LAD gas flowed head
Ported and polished throttle body
GMC 4-1 Manifold
Supersprint Race exhaust system with 2" tailpipe
Rev limiter raised to 7850rpm
Green open filter

Plans at the minute are to get it running right as its misfiring and very down on power. Once thats sorted il probably change the orange wheels after a bit and replace with some nice light 15" black ones. After that il take it to a few shows and probably go on track and the strip abit while i get saving up for the next stage of modifying which will be a nice supercharger with some nice low comp pistions and forged rods hehe

Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 21:56
pdd144c

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Location: Southampton

Registered: 09 Dec 2005

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Post #2
Sounds good. How much did it set you back?

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 23:10
jimmy_boy

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Location: Christchurch

Registered: 09 Jun 2003

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Post #3
I actually think the colour coordination is quality! Cool LOL

What tracks have you taken it to?

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 23:19
rallyeash

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Location: Devizes

Registered: 11 Dec 2006

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Post #4
looking good, i think the wheels clash with the cage though but looks like your going for black wheels anyway

good starting base Smile

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Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 23:23
jaytee

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Location: manchester

Registered: 29 Oct 2009

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Post #5
Currently i havent run it on any tracks as im still trying to get to the bottom of a misfire. Think its down to the ecu so new one of them before anything. Then hopefully looking to get it to oulton park early next year then after that wherever i can get to haha.

pdd144c - car cost me 2500 and a Vtr that had been keyed on every panel.

jimmy boy - Yeah it certainly gets looks haha.
Posted 29th Oct 2009 at 23:26

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