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RE: Matts rallye project - Poodle - 07-08-2012

Which, it turns out, is heavier than the standard one lol.

Pity spoox are full of shit, bollocks do they do them at cost price, can you seriously see Spoox doing/producing something that didn't make them richer? Annoys me when companies do that, just say no, don't insult my intelligence! Rolleyes


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 07-08-2012

Really? How can it be heavier? Fibreglass is light as f*ck


RE: Matts rallye project - C.A.R. - 07-08-2012

Depends what thickness it's laid up in and allsorts really, fiberglass can be frickin heavy!

I'd wager that my grille is pretty light, it's got a wee bit of filler on but the smoothed bit was formed by plastic-welding the recess up and cutting off the excess.

Of course you can't have it because it's mine.


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Really should update this......


Fitted vljs black masks weekend before last, look awesome even if niall did a shit job.

Insert picture here

Got my rear beam mounts from Scott too, can't afford them need to sell them but still fitting them anyway haha along with koni rears. Should stiffen things up abit. Hopefully I we have time they will be done Saturday.

Tomorrow will be stripping more of the car, rear carpets, door cards, Sunvisers and general trim are next to scrap.
Because racecar!


Pictures tomorrow when I've done more

Found a couple on the phone


Rallye convoy to curts

Me and jimmyboycheck
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Black masks looking win

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Throttle cable, how much life left in this ? Tongue

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RE: Matts rallye project - Ed Doe - 21-08-2012

F*ck me has that snapped yet?! :S


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Nope, replaced it already haha. Was holding out, the more it frayed, the more bits fell off, the more weight I was saving


RE: Matts rallye project - Ed Doe - 21-08-2012

haha, such a winner Big Grin


RE: Matts rallye project - Niall - 21-08-2012

(21-08-2012, 02:23 PM)Matt Wrote: Nope, replaced it already haha. Was holding out, the more it frayed, the more bits fell off, the more weight I was saving

And thus an equal percentage faster to the amount of weight you lost? Makes sense!


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Well I already lost 47g from the head while it was being skimmed. Winnar!
Next stop drilling holes in the pistons and skimming valves


RE: Matts rallye project - Scott - 21-08-2012

You'll want to port and polish the engine next mate, make sure there's no build ups anywhere internally which could be adding weight. Best way to do this is to turn the engine on (ideally when it's a cold morning, and first start of the day) with your foot on the throttle about half way. Get a bag of fine grain sand (the stuff from Homebase will do, but if you can get it from B&Q then that's better). Oh I forgot to mention you'll also need to get a funnel and remove the induction kit, as you'll be fitting the funnel on there. As you pour the sand in to the funnel make sure you go to full throttle, as this will nicely clean everything up inside.


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Sweet deal, I'll go b&q as Samass gets discount and can get some really good stuff. Wouldn't it benefit from some rougher stuff maybe? Make it a lil easier? And work my way too finer stuff? How should I wash it out?

Also thinking about shedding some more weight from the engine bay. Go cart battery, light weight alternator maybe loosing a couple of pullies, with a shorter belt round the nesisities.

Taking the hids out too and replacing with lightweight bulbs.
Every little helps


RE: Matts rallye project - Niall - 21-08-2012

Ive heard gates sell light weight cam belts!?


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Had one, it was brilliant!


RE: Matts rallye project - Grant - 21-08-2012

Or Matt makes his own lightweight ones, complete with lightened cambelt covers (can see daylight through in places) and plenty of tapping to wear away precious grams of metal.


Sorry, thought id come back from holiday with a troll...


RE: Matts rallye project - thethorne - 21-08-2012

loving the pics in boscombe!!!!!


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 21-08-2012

Cheers grant you bloody troll. Was well serious till you show up......


And cheers mate there is more but crap quality off the phone


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 22-08-2012

UPDATE TIME

Right changed over the ice from my old manifold that was on the xsi as I'm fed up of stalling at every junction.
Had a right pig doing it as yet again I tried to do it with abit engine and burnt myself everytime!
Anyway xsi one out, cleaned and put back together, now on the car and she is running sweet *touchwood*

And while I was at it thought I'd tart up the old manifold ready to put on the Rallye

All primed!

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Nice and red

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Next up lacquer, will be done after the paints set.
Then fitting.


Shortly to tackle the strut brace


Re: Matts rallye project - vlj - 22-08-2012

Looking really good, need to get this done my self


RE: Matts rallye project - Scott - 22-08-2012

Same here. Really want to spray mine!


RE: Matts rallye project - Niall - 22-08-2012

(22-08-2012, 04:23 PM)Scott Wrote: Same here. Really want to spray mine!

But it's already dirty grey?


RE: Matts rallye project - samass - 22-08-2012

Missed a bit.
Gunna finish polishing mine soon....


RE: Matts rallye project - Scott - 22-08-2012

(22-08-2012, 04:25 PM)Niall Wrote:
(22-08-2012, 04:23 PM)Scott Wrote: Same here. Really want to spray mine!

But it's already dirty grey?
Yeah but I want it dirty black!


Note: not really.


RE: Matts rallye project - Niall - 22-08-2012

(22-08-2012, 04:30 PM)Scott Wrote:
(22-08-2012, 04:25 PM)Niall Wrote:
(22-08-2012, 04:23 PM)Scott Wrote: Same here. Really want to spray mine!

But it's already dirty grey?
Yeah but I want it dirty black!

Alright no need for racism.


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 22-08-2012

Picked up my strut brace, that will be done tomorrow Big Grin


RE: Matts rallye project - Matt - 23-08-2012

Strut brace is painted, and done abit more stripping


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Because race car.



Feels amazing, the vibrations and rattles makes the car feel amazing.
When you get it feels like a race car haha. Turn the key it comes alive and feels like a monster, then you realise your still in a 306 haha


Re: RE: Matts rallye project - vlj - 23-08-2012

(23-08-2012, 01:23 PM)Matt Wrote: Turn the key it comes alive and feels like a monster, then you realise your still in a 306 haha

Every day!


RE: Matts rallye project - C.A.R. - 23-08-2012

Sweet.

What else are you going to strip?

I recommend leaving the front carpet in, it just gives that little bit more comfort to make it still feel like a car. Nick stripped his Rallye bare, only to put the front carpet section back in, because it wasn't too great without it. Also makes it look a bit scruffy where the dashboard starts if you don't have the carpet there.

When is the cage going in?!!


Re: RE: Matts rallye project - vlj - 23-08-2012

(23-08-2012, 02:14 PM)c.a.r. Wrote: Sweet.

What else are you going to strip?

I recommend leaving the front carpet in, it just gives that little bit more comfort to make it still feel like a car. Nick stripped his Rallye bare, only to put the front carpet section back in, because it wasn't too great without it. Also makes it look a bit scruffy where the dashboard starts if you don't have the carpet there.

When is the cage going in?!!

Not with a respray it doesn't Smile


RE: Matts rallye project - 7057sam - 23-08-2012

Nice job stripping matt.i have remove all carpets and making some door cards up this weekend.Carpets are good for hideing the dirt and dust.Also feels kinda weird for a few days not haveing the foot rest thing there.


RE: Matts rallye project - thethorne - 23-08-2012

Polished/brushed ish manifolds are where its at. Looking good though mate clean engine bays look the nuts.