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Nice job Chris.
As mentioned before though. I'm looking forward to seeing it in action more
As mentioned before though. I'm looking forward to seeing it in action more
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Would anyone like to see an SAS'd 90 at Lincomb???
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Chris Green90
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Just a quick one for those that will not see her in the flesh in a couple of weeks time. I have loads and loads of pictures and will do a full write up at some point in the near future but hope you will all be happy with a few pics of the (pretty much) finished product. Just need to finish off my bumpers now. The 3 measurements are 28" to underside of sill, 45" to underside of front arch trim and 46" to underside of rear arch trim........ENJOY.......
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Looking Very mean now
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QUality Chris.
Only a week until I can see it in action
Only a week until I can see it in action
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Well
Had the Gal out for her first play at the Lincomb weekend. Those that were there surely couldn't miss the ear to ear grin of my face for most of the weekend. After spending Saturday morning thinking the rear locker was working fine I ploughed her though things I thought I had no chance with. Obviously the tyres have been a massive help in the conditions. Saturday afternoon I realised the rear locker wasn't working so fixed that and she turned into a whole new beast. Pootling around most places like it was the M1.
Took Andy Lomas for a trek through the woods on Sunday morning and the majority was just devoured.
There are still a couple of issues with her and she will be having further surgery.
Firstly there is the issue with the steering whereby anything above 40 she gets pretty scary to drive. All that will be involved in that though should just be a little tweaking of the power steering pump and getting the tracking set up right.
Then I think she is definately a tad underpowered running those huge tyres so I'm on the look out noe for a Lexus LS400. I think 250bhp and 260 ft lb of torque in a SWB Collie should be just about enough.
Had the Gal out for her first play at the Lincomb weekend. Those that were there surely couldn't miss the ear to ear grin of my face for most of the weekend. After spending Saturday morning thinking the rear locker was working fine I ploughed her though things I thought I had no chance with. Obviously the tyres have been a massive help in the conditions. Saturday afternoon I realised the rear locker wasn't working so fixed that and she turned into a whole new beast. Pootling around most places like it was the M1.
Took Andy Lomas for a trek through the woods on Sunday morning and the majority was just devoured.
There are still a couple of issues with her and she will be having further surgery.
Firstly there is the issue with the steering whereby anything above 40 she gets pretty scary to drive. All that will be involved in that though should just be a little tweaking of the power steering pump and getting the tracking set up right.
Then I think she is definately a tad underpowered running those huge tyres so I'm on the look out noe for a Lexus LS400. I think 250bhp and 260 ft lb of torque in a SWB Collie should be just about enough.
Chris Green90
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Do you have the loom and ECU beau? And how much are you looking for?
Chris Green90
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Guess I thought 80 axles were not insane enough
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Replied to your PM, and yes I have ECU and Loom
