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Alanapone 13th June 2014 06:23

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Originally Posted by jpsaxo (Post 6460252)
Yeah 15mins from Lea & Alex's. Fancy the RR day on the 10th of August?

I'll try and get down for that. Don't think I'll run, it depends on money and the car a bit nearer the time.

I'll stick it in our calender now so I don't forget. :y:

Lewisimo 15th July 2014 11:57

JP's 220+bhp NA 16v Mango Westcoast - update 9/6/14
 
Excellent work josh. Even though you aren't actually doing any of the spanner work yourself you lazy bastard! ;)


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Yates 17th July 2014 23:25

Hey Lewis, at Least his gets to a state to be used, i'd say finished but they never are! Haha

jpsaxo 5th September 2014 12:38

Hi Chaps...

Heres a couple of videos of our 2014 ring trip :)


8:34 BTG

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJsrg3FcAsA



And a lap with Porsches getting in the way as normal!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlKLdlxjG4g



Enjoy! :D

edbar1 5th September 2014 18:58

Looks great, what was the decision for the backbox running along the bumper?

edbar1 6th September 2014 18:16

I thought it was designed to fit a standard type exhaust?

jpsaxo 7th September 2014 02:55

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Originally Posted by edbar1 (Post 6478467)
Looks great, what was the decision for the backbox running along the bumper?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe (Post 6478474)
I think it's because of the satchell rear suspension takes up the space where a normal back box goes

Correct

Quote:

Originally Posted by edbar1 (Post 6478602)
I thought it was designed to fit a standard type exhaust?

The dampers run horizontal, so the exhaust has to pass through the middle of the boot floor, below the central pivot point for the dampers :y:

hard_corejoeboy 7th September 2014 11:34

Looks like it goes well at the ring! But how fast was that Focus RS at the beginning?!

The suspension looks amazing. Hardly heard any tyre squeel at all on the corners you would usually expect it and only one instance of understeer. Real talk though and money aside was it worth it for the cost?

edbar 8th September 2014 06:59

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Originally Posted by jpsaxo (Post 6478632)
Correct



The dampers run horizontal, so the exhaust has to pass through the middle of the boot floor, below the central pivot point for the dampers :y:

I see, just seems a shame to compromise the exhaust but is uppose the only way around it would be internal fuel tank...
Looks great

welshpug 8th September 2014 08:35

its not a compromise, its a simple solution to an obstacle created by improving the suspension by vast amounts.

edbar1 8th September 2014 22:47

Yes and in doing so you are going for a less than perfect path of the exhaust.... so it is a compromise.
I'm not slating it or the car in any way I was curious to the reason that is all.

AlexFocusST 9th September 2014 06:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by edbar (Post 6478863)
I see, just seems a shame to compromise the exhaust but is uppose the only way around it would be internal fuel tank...
Looks great

Quote:

Originally Posted by edbar1 (Post 6479010)
Yes and in doing so you are going for a less than perfect path of the exhaust.... so it is a compromise.
I'm not slating it or the car in any way I was curious to the reason that is all.

is there a reason you are posting with two different accounts ?

footage looks awesome JP !!!

edbar1 9th September 2014 10:28

Yes my dear because my new account is edbar1
My old one which I no longer use the email address with is edbar

edbar1 9th September 2014 10:39

And sometimes I automatically type my username without the 1 as that's what it is everywhere else

jpsaxo 11th September 2014 02:17

Cheers guys :)

There's certainly more lap time to come off that, I'm confident we can get down to 8:20 ish

Edbar1 the only "compromise" is the each 1-2kg of weight from the exhaust. It doesn't effect power in any way. In fact id go as far as saying it's better now as we have been able to put a larger back box on it so no worries about noise levels now at all.

The suspension kit is epic, to the point where I'm taking corners a gear higher now due to the apex speed being so much more than before. Which is obviously down to having much more grip.

welshpug 11th September 2014 11:35

That is a comment sandy has made iirc, many cars running his engines no longer use very short final drives as they have enough grunt and more often than not coupled with a very well setup chassis

106maxi 11th September 2014 17:28

You can use the push rod rear with a Pug Sport if you so wish.
However, Mr Preston has a custom designed exhaust which suits both the engine and chassis set-up.

hard_corejoeboy 15th May 2015 23:24

Whatever happened to this?

jpsaxo 6th June 2015 00:02

It's still progressing Joe...

hard_corejoeboy 6th June 2015 16:41

Just without pictures :)


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