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DAZ1985

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Registered: 3rd Sep 06
Location: Scholar Green, Cheshire
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21st May 09 at 11:12

what to do next?

I currently have a s1 xsi 16v, but im unsure what to do next spec wise?

Spec upto now

16v conversion
Raceland 4 branch
Enclosed filter
2" Pugsport
GTI rear disc beam - Greenstuff pads
GTI 6 front brakes - Mintex 1144 pads
OMP upper and lower strut brace
Koni adjustable dampers - all round
Comp short shift
GE short shift
Kam racing linkages
Mi16 Wheels - Parada spec 2 tires
Stripped
Buckets and harnesses
OMP steering wheel
group n engine mounts

I have a JP4 engine in the garage waiting to go in when the newmans ph3's arrive

What would you recomend to do next?

I'm half tempted to do some free weight saving, trimming looms and cutting out alot of unused brackets etc

jibjob

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Location: Elworth, Cheshire
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21st May 09 at 11:15

box and clutch?

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:17

For how much and how easy they are to change the standard ones are ok to a degree (not bad for a chocolate diff)

Too low and wheel spinning fucks the boxes

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21st May 09 at 11:17

here!!!

swill_omnibus

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21st May 09 at 11:19

Know on the 106rallye theres some guy who can do light weight car loom.

And could do polycarbonate windows and lightweight battery?

[Edited on 21-05-2009 by swill_omnibus]

Eck

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21st May 09 at 11:20

I was going to say a set of cams, management and maybe TB's but I guess that's saved for the next engine?

Other than that, a fibreglass bonnet/boot (£120 each) and perspex windows.

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:22

i've been reading about that on rallye register cut down looms etc

So i hear its were do you want to stop as far as ridding excess weight

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:24

quote:
Originally posted by Eck
I was going to say a set of cams, management and maybe TB's but I guess that's saved for the next engine?

Other than that, a fibreglass bonnet/boot (£120 each) and perspex windows.

not sure weather to go down the tb's and management route but that would be something id consider.

my mates got a fibreglass bonnet i can have just need repairing abit

Eck

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21st May 09 at 11:24

Get over to AK's website trackscotland, there's a guy on there who has a bit of a hardcore 106

That's where I got the idea for a fibreglass bonnet/boot.

lozarus

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Registered: 29th Oct 06
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21st May 09 at 11:24

what box are you running? If still on the 16v box get a 1.3 rallye or even an xsi box in there.

DannyB

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21st May 09 at 11:44

Weight saving definately, trim any excess plastic from the inside of the bumpers, lose the fogs for rallye inserts, fiberglass boot bonnet doors?perspex windows? trim any brackets you don't need inside the car, cut any excess metal from the doors, rear of car ( thats if you dont change doors) remove carpet, roof lining and door cards, carbon fibre door cards and replace electric windows with winders, replace electric mirrors to manual..there's a lot you can do, depends how silly you want it to be

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:44

16v box atm
i've got a 1.6xsi box but thier to long gears like the s2 rallye box
1.3 rallye box has the same ratio's as the 16v box but with a different final drive
1.1 boxes are good very simular ratio wise to the gti boxes but some gears let them down

so im keeping my box options open for the time being

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:47

quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
trim any excess plastic from the inside of the bumpers - half done
lose the fogs for rallye inserts, fiberglass boot bonnet doors - done
perspex windows - considering
trim any brackets you don't need inside the car, cut any excess metal from the doors, rear of car ( thats if you dont change doors) - need to do
remove carpet - done
roof lining and door cards - need to do
carbon fibre door cards - done
replace electric windows with winders - unsure due to being practical
replace electric mirrors to manual - in process of making cut down manual ones

DannyB

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21st May 09 at 11:48

You'd be suprised at how heavy the window motors are

get them oooot.

lozarus

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21st May 09 at 11:50

Didnt think that 1.3 rallyes had same ratio's as 16v boxes??? Theres lots more speed to be had from changing down from 16v to another box!

DannyB

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21st May 09 at 11:50

Sounds like it's taking shape nicely Daz, any recent pics of it?

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 11:51

You have a very good point thier

swill_omnibus

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21st May 09 at 11:59

If you go for the fibreglass bonnet make sure it has the strengthening "X" on it.

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 12:02

Its a strengthend one hes got. cant complain for free

lozarus

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21st May 09 at 12:03

http://www.106rallyeforum.com/forum2008/showthread.php?t=20356

Shows that 1.3 rallye boxes have less teeth on the crown/pinion? Surely that would make it so less teeth, spins up quicker > more acceleration > less top end..

??

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 12:05

yeah im not doubting that

lozarus

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21st May 09 at 12:06

im doubting myself mate lol

swill_omnibus

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21st May 09 at 12:26

Go for it, nothing cheaper than free.....

ChrisBoom

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21st May 09 at 13:07

GTI box is quite a long ratio, VTR, diesel and furio boxes are the longest I think, 1.3 rallye shortest, 1400 XSI not far off the 1.3, and the 1600 XSI and rallye are slightly shorter than a GTI box.

DAZ1985

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21st May 09 at 17:29

quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
Sounds like it's taking shape nicely Daz, any recent pics of it?

pics up soon

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