Chip

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Uploaded for "flatout" as he is a bit computer illiterate.

Shown here on its road wheels, the trackday ones are a very similar style but are an inch smaller to give a better tyre choice.








Currently a relatively standard (evo5) C'LET but with lots more to come in the next year or so



Massive thanks for Dave and Helen for the loan of their trailor so I could go and fetch it last week

Dan

Looks ok, flushed bootlid must be heavy though, not the best thing to add to a track car, weight?

Chip

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Its still got glass too, its not just a pure trackday car, he uses it on the road too, so its a bit of both.

Dan

Ahh cool, get it dedicated to track, would be good fun I reckon

Chip

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I think he still wants to be able to use it on the road for now, its only on basic coilovers etc now anyway, he's just about to order some big brakes for it, and then once he's got the hang of it he plans to go a bit more hardcore with some remote reservoir ohlins and more power etc, I guess thats the time to start bothering with losing weight out of it too.

foreigneRS

wrong way round imo - lose the weight and you don't need the bigger (heavier) brakes, better suspension etc. usually cheaper too

Benni

Nice car, how is that effect created with the paint?

Cheers, Benni.

foreigneRS

by using matt black paint

B19LRW

i know that car!! he has mates round by me! ( red nova and a mk3 astra!) looked wicked when i saw it with no graphics!!

Mr RS500

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I like that , the wheels look stunning

Magic Numbers

Looks alrite for a puaxhall

Chip

iTrader: (3)

Yeah the contrast between the wheels and the matt paint really makes them catch the eye.

Chip

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Red nova with stickers, and a blue mark3 astra turbo do you mean?

roro22

I like the shape of the mk4, looks smart
Never driven one tho, nice cars

madmack99

kool