2WD Saph Cossi -- Saunamökki --
#94
Make it or break it
Excellent matey, I'm curious about how it will perform now. I hope, with this conversion your engine probs are solved.
Have fun and good luck the three days in South Tyrol, i'm really looking forward to seeing any pics or vids
Have fun and good luck the three days in South Tyrol, i'm really looking forward to seeing any pics or vids
#95
Sorry for the lack of updates recently...
Here's the reason:
It's featured in the current issue of FastFord. I'm feeling really honored having my shonky Taxi in there. Thanks a lot to Ade for the great pics and write up! You are a star sir!!!
Here's the reason:
It's featured in the current issue of FastFord. I'm feeling really honored having my shonky Taxi in there. Thanks a lot to Ade for the great pics and write up! You are a star sir!!!
#120
Small update here. Have not done a lot recently due to lack of interest over the winter and spring.
Still managed to get a few new goodies waiting to be fitted:
New rear axle as mine is not 100% straight. Will be powder coated soon.
heat wrapping:
UFCL bearing for steering column:
camber reduction plates:
New exhaust housing as mine was badly cracked:
EsCos amal valve which will hopefully be now understanding to do what the P8 ECU tells it to...
Actuator, rod and mounting bracket from mr. Rainbird
Something to have fun on twisty roads in the alps...
New Lambda bungs for the Mongoose that will hopefully arrive here safe soon:
AP 330mm 4 pots
solid rear beam bushes:
There's still some parts I'm waiting for. Including the rebuilt engine that will hopefully be back with me soon so I can start assembling the car again.
Still managed to get a few new goodies waiting to be fitted:
New rear axle as mine is not 100% straight. Will be powder coated soon.
heat wrapping:
UFCL bearing for steering column:
camber reduction plates:
New exhaust housing as mine was badly cracked:
EsCos amal valve which will hopefully be now understanding to do what the P8 ECU tells it to...
Actuator, rod and mounting bracket from mr. Rainbird
Something to have fun on twisty roads in the alps...
New Lambda bungs for the Mongoose that will hopefully arrive here safe soon:
AP 330mm 4 pots
solid rear beam bushes:
There's still some parts I'm waiting for. Including the rebuilt engine that will hopefully be back with me soon so I can start assembling the car again.