Old Mar 20, 2006 | 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by marco polo
Originally Posted by Micky
Hi Marco,new track car looks cool .I agree 110% about youre approach to a good track car,good brakes and handling.Youre comment about people with fast engines dont necessarily go around a track quick is very true.At Nat Day last year I passed a load of Cossie's,and I know for a fact the least powerfull one's had 120 BHP more than my "beantin"!!! Think you'll do the same mate .Regards Micky
Hi Micky

hows it going , what did you think of the slicks ??

genaral conversation !!! it's not all about power it's a whole package brakes/suspension/tyres

i look at it this way why buy normal coilovers for 500+ that wont last 6 months on a circuit before they leak/bend or fail and with the Bilsteins (racing ones) all they have cost me for the front and rear £650 for quality and they will last a hell of a long time and the re-sale valve is still pretty high you will always get your money back

Dencent Brakes/Discs/Pads/brake fuild is a must on a car and more than anything else "shite" brakes/pads/discs /Brake fluid = 3 laps it's all over forget about it the brakes will be dead

slick tyres is everything aswell forget the road tyres all they are good for is the road and thats it

if you have these ingredients you won't be doing to bad on a circuit at all


I have a budget of 2.5k thats all i have got to spend on it so chassis was more important than an engine


Marco
Thats it for me aswell, really not about the horse power, I cant afford to buy, run and maintain a big BHP motor, chassis is the wasy to go

Marco those Bilstiens look the nuts, same spec as Im looking for on a 2wd sapphire, rose joints and track specific, struggling for a decent price from an off the shelf set are these readily available or are you "in the know"
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