track car help
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track car help
hello peeps.
im converting my fiesta zs to a toy for track, im sticking a 2.0 duratec in it, just building the engine up now.
ive got a rough idea, poly windows, cage, seam weld, DTA management, etc
just wondering what else i could have missed out?
I want it to be a proper little toy
any website, forum link or suggestion welcome
cheers peeps
im converting my fiesta zs to a toy for track, im sticking a 2.0 duratec in it, just building the engine up now.
ive got a rough idea, poly windows, cage, seam weld, DTA management, etc
just wondering what else i could have missed out?
I want it to be a proper little toy
any website, forum link or suggestion welcome
cheers peeps
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Have you checked out www.zsoc.com there are plenty of track orientated mk5 fiestas on there. A good fuel system and brakes, gauges etc to keep an eye on things. Speak to Olli at OC Motorsport he's just done a full conversin using he 2.0 Duratec and its absolutely rapid!
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Have you checked out www.zsoc.com there are plenty of track orientated mk5 fiestas on there. A good fuel system and brakes, gauges etc to keep an eye on things. Speak to Olli at OC Motorsport he's just done a full conversin using he 2.0 Duratec and its absolutely rapid!
im on zsoc, but alot of there cars are slightly modded track/road cars, im after a more hardcore track car only.
ive search for track car prep (and similar stuff on google but comes up with alot of random stuff.
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got gaz coilovers with adjustable damping
brake i was thinking the popular mk3 mondeo caliper or hi spec 4 pots
maybe a manual fire extinguisher plumbed in
i might buy a 2nd set of wheels and stick slicks on, 888's are good
what about asphalt tyres like hankook Z209?
brake i was thinking the popular mk3 mondeo caliper or hi spec 4 pots
maybe a manual fire extinguisher plumbed in
i might buy a 2nd set of wheels and stick slicks on, 888's are good
what about asphalt tyres like hankook Z209?
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I wouldnt use lo-spec,too many bad tales about that company.The mondeo route will be a cheap fix,or if you want the proper 4 pots contact Tony in my sig.Slicks are expensive,unless you use 2nd hand 17" ones,but can't see you getting enough room to fit them on a fiesta.I know nothing about the hankooks,never used them.Regards,Micky
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