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cj-gti6

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Post #76
Day666 wrote:
Hopefully Welshpug will come up trumps on my gearbox ?



VTS box with your 3J thrown in?

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Posted 27th Jan 2016 at 18:02
Day666

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Post #77
cj-gti6 wrote:
Day666 wrote:
Hopefully Welshpug will come up trumps on my gearbox ?



VTS box with your 3J thrown in?


Been speaking to Mei & he has a great Idea ...so depending on how much it is ?

Posted 27th Jan 2016 at 18:08
Chr1sch

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Post #78
Spent some time getting the car ready for Silverstone next week - she's been washed/polished, oil changed etc along with the bits fitter 2 weeks ago - can't wait, and its looking awesome too (in my opinion...)







Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 15:58
Day666

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Post #79
Looks great Chris ....please get loads of pics & post them please ....I'm hoping to go this year Thumbs up

Good luck m8
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 16:41
roland rat

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Post #80
Looks beautiful Love

White could be the best colour for a 306!
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 17:56
Chr1sch

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Post #81
Thanks gents! She scrubs up ok, I've got some white phase 3 bump strips, yey or ney?
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 19:10
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Post #82
Ney, i like how the black breaks up the whiteness. Your car at the end of the day though so entirely up to you.

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Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 19:24
Day666

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Post #83
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Ney, i like how the black breaks up the whiteness. Your car at the end of the day though so entirely up to you.


Totally agree looks amazing now Thumbs up
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 20:11
roland rat

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Post #84
As others side leave them on there.

So tempted to find a white 6 and transfer all my goodies on to it!
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 20:32
Day666

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Post #85
roland rat wrote:
As others side leave them on there.

So tempted to find a white 6 and transfer all my goodies on to it!


Whites by far my personal fav Colour Ash Thumbs up
Do it ash Yes
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 20:37
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Post #86
The voice of reason has spoken! Thanks chaps :-)
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 20:49
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Post #87
change them to white and give me the ph2 blacks Wink
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 20:56
lee306rallye

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Post #88
Very nice car fella

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Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 21:03
Chr1sch

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Post #89
Think I'll keep em Cully haha I actually bought the phase 3'a because of your car!

Stoich, liking yours a lot! I'm running 205 tyres so could never get as low as yours though...
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 21:21
cully

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Post #90
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Think I'll keep em Cully haha I actually bought the phase 3'a because of your car!
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LoL mine are ph2 blacks painted badly
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 21:50
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Haha d'oh!
Posted 9th Feb 2016 at 23:19
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Post #92
So Monday was Silverstone GP day - in short, if you get a chance, just go - what an experience, what a track!

I'm pleased to report all of the bits I added/refreshed (new vts rack & bilstein's etc) were well worth the money, despite being a very wide, long F1 circuit the Pug was utterly brilliant. The agility and ability to put its power down just never ceases to amaze, running rings around the non-race cars in the twisties...

So it was another early start, checking in at 8am for the Newbies briefing, which was truthfully pretty intimidating given that the car park and brief were full of amazing machinery with full on back up teams, trailers etc etc

Nice drive down the M40 with no sound deadening was a joy lol





The sense of occasion and sheer scale of Silverstone when you are down in the pits is something else, and with my own garage area it really was a bloody impressive setup......AND it was only bloody sunny ALL DAY....in Feb! Happy days...



Some nice machinery in the next garage...



Lining up amongst some very tasty kit!



The first few sessions both in the morning and after lunch were predictably terrifying, with loads of cars on track, but it soon cleared after a good 20 min window.

Had some great fun chasing/playing and i'm pleased to report overtaking Clio's....(although a couple of more sorted race one's did leave me for dust...)



The eagle eyed may also notice the cloud of smoke in the above pic from the morning...it transpired I over filled the oil on Sunday and after a good old slide avoiding a static radical, it promptly smoked its t*ts off for about 5 laps - after that we were all good (thank god)

So the good pics...

Tripod!!!



Believe it or not, this is 100mph in 4th...







As you can see, the weather was amazing, dry all day, however that did take its toll on my tyres, particularly where 2 of the corners off the straights are taken at 90 in 4th...

In the morning they got very hot...



At 3pm the front left threw in the towel after 3 track days...



And finally, a nice 17min youtube vid to demonstrate how the lowly 170bhp gti6 can hang on to Stage 3 Focus ST's and Hybrid turbo'd 300+ bhp Astra Coupe Turbo's!

https://youtu.be/bYSQveHD0y8

All in all an amazing day, the car was fantastic, although I really do want a cage and bodies to finish it off nicely. If you still havent taken your '6 out on track, do it - its bloody brilliant

Cheers

Chris
Posted 19th Feb 2016 at 18:44
pug_306

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Post #93
Looks good buddy . Car performs well. Theres 3 rallyes going to snetterton tommorrow i just hope the weather stays nice.

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Posted 19th Feb 2016 at 19:49
Day666

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Post #94
Brilliant Chris Thumbs up

It looks amazing m8 ....
Posted 19th Feb 2016 at 19:52
Chr1sch

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Post #95
Cheers gents, good luck tomorrow, we were very lucky weather wise, the car was equally awesome, just need that extra 20-30bhp now...
Posted 19th Feb 2016 at 22:36
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Post #96
Some more great pics that have just come through from the photographer Smile













Posted 22nd Feb 2016 at 13:52
99rallye

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Post #97
Great pictures, very jelouse. The second pic should surely replace the picture of you and the mrs over the fire place?
Posted 22nd Feb 2016 at 20:31
Chr1sch

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Post #98
99rallye wrote:
Great pictures, very jelouse. The second pic should surely replace the picture of you and the mrs over the fire place?


I was thinking along the same lines, maybe an oil painted version for dining room too?
Posted 22nd Feb 2016 at 22:37
Day666

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Post #99
I will be going here hopefully some time this year ?

A few questions for YOU !

1.What sort of top end speed were you achieving Chris in what gear ?
2.what gear were you mostly using m8 ?
3.How smooth is the track ?

Also amazing photos Chris ...looking great m8
Posted 23rd Feb 2016 at 07:28
Chr1sch

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Post #100
Day666 wrote:
I will be going here hopefully some time this year ?

A few questions for YOU !

1.What sort of top end speed were you achieving Chris in what gear ?
2.what gear were you mostly using m8 ?
3.How smooth is the track ?

Also amazing photos Chris ...looking great m8


Sure no worries, here you go....

1.What sort of top end speed were you achieving Chris in what gear ?

I was certainly one of the slower cars on track top end wise, on the old pit straight a little over 100mph in 4th, on the big straight (hanger straight) around 110-115 depending on passenger or not, that was in 5th (didn't touch 6th once)

2.what gear were you mostly using m8 ?

Mostly 4th, there is one chicane (top of new pit straight) and one hairpin (immediately after the new pit straight) where I'd take 2nd, but get through that and 3rd pretty quickly

3.How smooth is the track ?

Incredibly so, there is one very small undulation on the main straight that I didn't even notice when driving but you do watching. The kerbs on some of the tighter corners are bloody massive!!

I've done 4 TD's at Bedford, and now this, as well as having spectate at Donnington and I would confidently say Silverstone is the best, albeit I would want another 20-30bhp before going back again. However, if you look in my vid, I'm keeping much much more powerful cars honest, so I'd imagine yours would be epic!
Posted 23rd Feb 2016 at 08:01

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