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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | CaptSlow - 9/11/2011 8:41 PM Have you thought about using MG TF under floor coolant pipes? Can get stainless one quite cheaply too cheers mate but l was going to use copper plumbing pipe, simple and cheap tbh | ||
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Veteran Posts: 394 Location: Sevenoaks, kent | If you need to get flares put on the end of the pipes let me know, as i have a mate that has the tool to do it. | ||
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Nutta With An Orange Grille Posts: 5280 Location: Who put that pit there keep falling down :( | djwilma - 9/11/2011 8:08 PM muzza - 8/11/2011 8:03 PM You are going to have real trouble keeping the charge rad cool looked into it hence why I have 5 rads on my charge system to keep the temps acceptable it needs to have very good airflow personally I'd have a front mount charge rad I can fit a twin core rad and a charge rad with lots of space remembering I've got Brum grill which takes up loads of space ! i know nothing of charge cooling but i wouldnt go twin core on a rad, a single fat core will disapte more heat as the second pass gets much hotter air so doesnt cool and its a vicous circle. Car rad is twin core charge rads are single core | ||
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Expert Posts: 2812 Location: Bournemouth | sorry badly written, twin core coolant for the engine rad is in my opinion a no no. | ||
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Nutta With An Orange Grille Posts: 5280 Location: Who put that pit there keep falling down :( | Hmm why's that pm me so as not to spam thread | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | Made my scoop today at work, decided im going to have the radiator laying flat on the bottom of the spare wheel well. Just need to get the radiator mounted in this weekend then form the top half of the channel for the air to exit out the rear. | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | Sorry but no pictures yet! will try get some at the weekend. But its all up and running well has been since the end of December. lm very happy with the result of the turbo engine and ZandF map all very quiet and smooth power. Charge cooler rad is in the spare wheel well laying flat with my scoop welded underneath and exit hole at the rear. The cooler barrel stays cold to the touch in the engine bay and the hottest i have had the water after a bit of lead foot action is luke warm at best and thats with out the help of a fan. lm running standard metro radiator, which unfortunatly is not really up to the job so will fit the Talon rad i have. Other then that it has all fitted well and still looks like a normal metro mk3 | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 998 Location: Herts/N London | Good work mate, how does the car feel compared to your old vvc? Look forward to seeing some pics and maybe a video in action I bet you can't wait to get it down Santa pod, any guesses how quick she might be down the quarter? | ||
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Expert Posts: 2812 Location: Bournemouth | Welcome to the turbo club.....Santa Pod here we come | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | l dont know what power its putting out, but its quite a big difference compared to my old vvc especialy the amount of torque. Lm still running a 2" exhaust which is probably a little small for it so will be getting a custom 2.5 from turbo back as the standard turbo downpipe looks large but has a insert inside which makes 1 3/4" inside diameter Yes Dylan look forward to beating you again l recon i could do a 13.6 or 13.5 quarter mile if i launch her right. | ||
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Expert Posts: 2812 Location: Bournemouth | £5 says you won't get under 14 It won't launch like your vvc | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | djwilma - 9/1/2012 11:31 PM £5 says you won't get under 14 It won't launch like your vvc Might as well do it proper, i bet you the £25 to go up the strip i will see 13's | ||
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Expert Posts: 2812 Location: Bournemouth | R100_vvc - 9/1/2012 7:37 AM djwilma - 9/1/2012 11:31 PM £5 says you won't get under 14 It won't launch like your vvc Might as well do it proper, i bet you the £25 to go up the strip i will see 13's Ok, but for 25 you have to beat 13.8.......money well spent if you do as iirc that will be the quickest 1/4 mile time And the bet is for the year not just Feb meet and needs video evidence. | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | l Gave the car a quick buff up today whilst the weather is good, and got a few engine bay picks | ||
SRi_T |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 998 Location: Herts/N London | That look really neat Sean, good work. Looking forward to hearing how you do at Santa pod. | ||
Turley_vvc |
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Posts: 2794 Location: Tamworth/Measham | Is a very clean car | ||
DAVESEI |
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previously known as....Dazgta Posts: 2019 Location: birmingham | MINT | ||
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Expert Posts: 8490 Location: Midlands | Looks tidy that Sean! Liking the stealth radiator install there VVC inlet manifold? | ||
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Elf eating dog breeder Posts: 10531 Location: Guildford | Love it! also love the double up rear arb, I need to fit one first lol Really like how subtle the install is, no real giveaway at all that its got a turbo lump! | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | Cheers all! still got loads of little bits and bobs to do like enclosed filter routed back to my heater box, 255 fuel pump along with a turbo back exhaust. VVC inlet mani not too sure on, as i would thought the miss match to inlet ports may slow the flow but will try in the near future. Freddie the twin arb i feel makes a nice difference, though muzza's way of fitting the mgf front arb i think would be a better option as they are larger dia and saves chopping up the rarer Gti arb. Edited by R100_vvc 22/1/2012 9:37 PM | ||
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Expert Posts: 2812 Location: Bournemouth | R100_vvc - 22/1/2012 5:37 AM Cheers all! still got loads of little bits and bobs to do like enclosed filter routed back to my heater box, 255 fuel pump along with a turbo back exhaust. VVC inlet mani not too sure on, as i would thought the miss match to inlet ports may slow the flow but will try in the near future. Freddie the twin arb i feel makes a nice difference, though muzza's way of fitting the mgf front arb i think would be a better option as they are larger dia and saves chopping up the rarer Gti arb. Sean looking good, but get it dirty ffs You don't need to upgrade the fuel pump unless your going north of 275bhp and your double arb worked a treat and easier than the front.mgf Roll on Santa pod | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | lt was dirty lol i hadn't polished it since summer last year. The map is set to have 3.5 bar, the pump is doing it but you can hear it struggle when you turn ignition it primes slowly. Daz has a 255 pump in his and the pump is just cruising with no strain at all. So best to be safe. | ||
R100_vvc |
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Expert Posts: 2029 Location: sittingbourne, kent | Can Admin change my journal title to Rover 100 Turbo Thank you | ||
Cake_Destroyer |
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formerly p319 hok Posts: 1965 Location: Under a car somewhere | Tbh I'm jealous Love the red gti look, comps look PORN, just great pal, nice bay too We dont want nice wuiet smooth power lol, want to see Dylan's rip your face off, confuse your brain, rattle your eardums, vibrate your balls, roost past JoH and fill your pants WOW power | ||
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