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Supersport to RSR backdate, now complete

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it is buckets of fun to drive and feels so nimble. has better ride comfort than my turbo.

however there's a list as long as my arm in type 6pt of gremlins. Worthy of a British layland sticker :lol:

And of course everyone feels the need to chip in on problems which is very annoying
 
Some of the engine bay and one of the interior

you'll notice the duck tail that's a temporary one
and the lower metal part on the air filter needs chroming
 

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Saw this in the flesh at the Ace the other day.. Does look and sound very well..
 
Playing with the idea of decals..

If you cant see the pictures its because they are Facebook linked

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Sundeeps idea for a chequered flag on the roof
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Chequered flag roof slightly ott imho. Never mind the stickers though, how are you getting on with sorting out the bugs?
 
last time i said how the car was doing resulted in the car not being returned to me.... :?
 
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last time i said how the car was doing resulted in the car not being returned to me.... :?
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Sounds like a rogue trader.

Don't let rogues bully you... although inevitably, rogues are always followed by their cronies.

Sticker it up! Or get it wrapped in a full on race suit 8)
 
So i finally got the car back today here's some more photos

note the wheel / plate change/oil cooler visable and Alu front splitter
 

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awesome. really awesome...

i honestly think i'd rather have that over a GT3...
 
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i honestly think i'd rather have that over a GT3...
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Until you find yourself at the petrol station 50 miles down the road after the full tank has depleted :)

Simon, you got that thing "tuned" yet ? I think it's fair to say it was using a smidge more fuel than necessary last time I saw it.

Oh, and could you have made a bigger numberplate?
 
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Simon, you got that thing "tuned" yet ?
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No still needs running in, to be fair onces it set up it wont just chuck the fuel in and out the back at full tilt

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Oh, and could you have made a bigger numberplate?
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Its not a big number plate just a small car :p thinking of get an 80% sized one for err ...shows and such :wink:

Surprised you didn't hear me coming home yesterday along the A3 :roll:
 
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