Cosworth KA - 2015.......what to do??
07-01-2015, 09:11 PM
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Them smiley face trannys go forever. There miles better than the newer trannys.
Looks like a go show. Do you know the ginger welsh boyo Alan then (cossied mk1 focus owner).
Looks like a go show. Do you know the ginger welsh boyo Alan then (cossied mk1 focus owner).
07-01-2015, 09:14 PM
#2002
Well for 2015 I've got some plans.....
Mainly based around finishing my Escos, and as I want Recaros in that it was time to swap seats for set of Corbeaus I had lying around
Got drivers seat changed first to see if they clear the cage, and all us good
Hopefully get passenger one swapped next week.
And I guess rest of year will see it evolve or break down
Mainly based around finishing my Escos, and as I want Recaros in that it was time to swap seats for set of Corbeaus I had lying around
Got drivers seat changed first to see if they clear the cage, and all us good
Hopefully get passenger one swapped next week.
And I guess rest of year will see it evolve or break down
08-01-2015, 02:54 PM
#2005
So onto Bristol and Swindon RSOC @ Castle Combe...
An early start was needed as I didn't camp due to uncertainty over the weather. I don't mind being tired, but cold and wet is a no,no
A wet start to the day meant the track was like glass, any sign of boost and it was spin spin spin. So steady start, especially for Lo@der with his new 500+bhp SCS engine
An early start was needed as I didn't camp due to uncertainty over the weather. I don't mind being tired, but cold and wet is a no,no
A wet start to the day meant the track was like glass, any sign of boost and it was spin spin spin. So steady start, especially for Lo@der with his new 500+bhp SCS engine
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14-01-2015, 08:22 PM
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Thanks mate
I did wonder, you must of been having a moment
Been working on it a while now, I'm taking pics as we go but intend to debut it as a 'fresh' project
Looking forward to it Ian 
Thanks Marco
Even being on the slider it feels better, got another 30mm down and about 40-50mm back to go. Probably going to have to modify seat bars but that's no hassle.
I did wonder, you must of been having a moment
Been working on it a while now, I'm taking pics as we go but intend to debut it as a 'fresh' project
Thanks Marco
Even being on the slider it feels better, got another 30mm down and about 40-50mm back to go. Probably going to have to modify seat bars but that's no hassle.
07-06-2015, 07:23 AM
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Awesome car, awesome build and an awesome read! How did you get the AIM dash to work with the l8 ecu? Did you use lots of separate sensors? I've been wanting a digital dash for ages but was under the impression that they don't work with the cosworth ecu, I have an l6 at the mo.
07-06-2015, 09:23 AM
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Awesome car, awesome build and an awesome read! How did you get the AIM dash to work with the l8 ecu? Did you use lots of separate sensors? I've been wanting a digital dash for ages but was under the impression that they don't work with the cosworth ecu, I have an l6 at the mo.
I think Ritchie runs the ka on emerald bud..
07-06-2015, 09:51 PM
#2019
Awesome car, awesome build and an awesome read! How did you get the AIM dash to work with the l8 ecu? Did you use lots of separate sensors? I've been wanting a digital dash for ages but was under the impression that they don't work with the cosworth ecu, I have an l6 at the mo.
28-11-2015, 07:32 PM
#2023
Been after a Streetka for the wife for a while now, even bought a hardtop three years ago ready for when I got one.
Bought one last month and typically came with a hardtop as well, oh well
Fitted some Compomotive THs and a Seat Cupra R splitter and had it cleaned
Must resist the urge to Cossie it
Roof down
Hard top fitted
Bought one last month and typically came with a hardtop as well, oh well
Fitted some Compomotive THs and a Seat Cupra R splitter and had it cleaned
Must resist the urge to Cossie it
Roof down
Hard top fitted
29-11-2015, 06:48 PM
#2028
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
That style seems to suit all Kas
Its hard to say what to do to the CosKa because its such an all round decent motor. Powerful enough, well tricked out, nice bodywork etc.
Its hard to say what to do to the CosKa because its such an all round decent motor. Powerful enough, well tricked out, nice bodywork etc.
03-12-2015, 06:47 AM
#2035
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
Belongs to a dutch user called 'Sjon' from what I remember. Mine has the same bumpers but cossie wheels. (and is in peices lol)
