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RE: Haydn's MK1 2013/07/22 19:42:37 (permalink)
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Cheers Peter. It's looking tuff as now, massive offset, plenty of fat rubber and some neg camber to boot!
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2013/12/14 10:24:04 (permalink)
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RS front end 
Thanks Marty mexico for the bumperette brackets
 

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RE: Haydn's MK1 2013/12/14 11:38:49 (permalink)
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Hi mate, ur car is looking tidy with the light conversion, you should be able to see at night now! Glad the bkts got to you by the wknd too . Nice work

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RE: Haydn's MK1 2013/12/14 15:50:56 (permalink)
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Thanks Marty. Yeah the lights are Narva 72038 H4 7" 60/55w glass headlamps  and Narva 72192 headlamp housings. They're still not connected yet as I am waiting on a 29mm holesaw to enlarge housing hole to fit original rubber grommet and wiring loom. No mods to wiring loom this way .
No complaints with this conversion. I thought the lights may have been positioned too low but they're actually spot on
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2013/12/30 21:11:53 (permalink)
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So about half way down the strip was as far as I got on Saturday night. Massive axle tramp and a munched up 4.125 diff centre lol.
 

 
I fitted a 3.77 today and to be honest it's the best thing I've done. First gear is now 'usable', more MPH from each gear (still picks up fast) and accurate speedo!
 
Another night planned for Test & Tune at Willowbank. It will be good to record a time, wish me luck. Cheers
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/11 22:35:05 (permalink)
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I had about 5 runs tonight. All were very consistent with 16.249 sec being my best time.
This is a great starting point and I'll be interested to see what changes any future mods will make. 
 

 
As a reference the performance when new of:
MK1 1300 Super-  19.9sec
MK1 Twin Cam- 17.0sec
MK2 1.3 XL-  20.3sec
MK2 1.6 Ghia-  19.2sec
MK2 1.6 XL (ADR27A)- 20.5 sec
MK2 2.0 GL-  18.0sec
MK2 2.0 RS2000-  17.9sec
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/12 01:47:15 (permalink)
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Nice! Good to see you're having fun. is axle tramp an issue still?
I am hanging out to go back to the strip myself but won't go back till I eliminate tramp.

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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/12 09:44:08 (permalink)
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Thanks. I had no axle tramp at all this time.
It happened last time because I dropped clutch too quick trying to race the LJ beside me and didn't know the track would be so sticky  
It might become an issue once I have more power but I think with careful use of the clutch I'll be ok
 
 
 
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/12 11:22:00 (permalink)
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Well done Haydn finally got a time down.
now to improve it.
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/12 15:52:23 (permalink)
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Yes, thanks. A pair of webers might get me into the 15's but for serious speed I think forced induction is the only way to go
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/15 09:26:13 (permalink)
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Sounds like someone is ready to race. Let me know when you heading to Willowbank again.
Should try this carby out and run that 15. It didn't sell.
Watch every thing break running 15' wheels.
How was the engine rev's over the line.

What you think about, you bring about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoPEt3rDSSE
"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough." - Mario Andretti
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/15 23:01:30 (permalink)
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Hi Mark
I'm setting up some dcoe's at the moment and should have them ready in a month or two. But i'd love to try the 38 in the meantime if that's ok with you.
I've sold my 15" steels so no worries there lol.  Engine (at a guess) was doing about 4200~4500?? I was watching the MPH instead of tacho!
I'll be going out again soon no doubt. It will be great to catch up. Cheers
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/01/19 21:16:28 (permalink)
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maxrsShould try this carby out and run that 15. It didn't sell.



 
Is that the carb you were using when you ran 15.52?
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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/02/09 23:37:36 (permalink)
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I changed from Mountney woodgrain steering wheel to a cheap SAAS wheel with a twist :D
Painted the spokes black for the RS look and surprisingly the escort badge was a perfect fit
 

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RE: Haydn's MK1 2014/02/20 23:34:22 (permalink)
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The DCOE42's are coming along nicely. The 39mm trumpets worked well with these 63mm filters. Gives one inch clearance. A few more little bits and pieces to get including a synchrometer/ flow meter.
 

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