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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, stripping out

Postby Turboboy67 on Sat Dec 08, 2007 7:38 pm

wildheart :Good taste in track car :wink:
Looks like next yeras fiesta cup challenge could be interesting :D


Cheers Kris, Better let me know what track days your doing,

and see if we can meet up, do you go to Castle Combe at all ??

Latest update is;

Car still down the garage :(

But good news, I'm getting it back Monday with the 12 months MOT

it failed on a couple of very mnior things which are being sorted out Monday morning,

Split-pin missing from n/s track rod end :rolleyes:

front o/s Brake hose twisted (just needs taking off a turning once round)

So I will be collecting her Monday afternoon.

Shes only been on my drive for 2 nights and been down the garge for 6 :lol: :lol: :lol:

First proper outing will be to For-tune next Saturday for a rolling road :wink:

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, stripping out

Postby wildheart on Mon Dec 10, 2007 4:42 pm

turboboy67 :
wildheart :Good taste in track car :wink:
Looks like next yeras fiesta cup challenge could be interesting :D


Cheers Kris, Better let me know what track days your doing,

and see if we can meet up, do you go to Castle Combe at all ??

Cheers :aviator:


I plan on doing Castle Combe,have only driven it once and that was a few years ago when the fiesta was standard.

So far i have Donington booked on the 27th,Bedfored RSOC trackday Feb 3rd and then back to Donington end of feb for the rsoc trackday.
I also plan on getting the fiesta up to croft for a session or 2 on the saturday and Mallory park at some point :D
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, stripping out

Postby Turboboy67 on Mon Dec 10, 2007 7:15 pm

Blimey you are going to be busy :oooh:

Have you any info on the Bedford one ?, I would like to do that :wink:

Right so I have just picked her back up :D

Full 12 months MOT now and all the welding done :Q

Total cost inc. MOT £250 :wink:

But I do need to sort the brakes out, there a bit on the vague side :o :o :o :lol:

New Discs and pads for front (uprated :wink: )

New rear shoes and wheels cylinders,

New handbrake cable,

Braided lines and Dot 5.1 fluid should sharpen them up a bit. :wink:

That will be done over Christmas :)

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, stripping out

Postby hb69 on Mon Dec 10, 2007 7:16 pm

excellent, its nearly ready :aviator:

castle combe arent holding trackdays again until march according to their site. let me know when your doing your next trackday shaun, if i cant afford to do it, i may still come along to watch.
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, stripping out

Postby wildheart on Tue Dec 11, 2007 1:23 am

turboboy67 :Blimey you are going to be busy :oooh:

Have you any info on the Bedford one ?, I would like to do that :wink:

Right so I have just picked her back up :D

Full 12 months MOT now and all the welding done :Q

Total cost inc. MOT £250 :wink:

But I do need to sort the brakes out, there a bit on the vague side :o :o :o :lol:

New Discs and pads for front (uprated :wink: )

New rear shoes and wheels cylinders,

New handbrake cable,

Braided lines and Dot 5.1 fluid should sharpen them up a bit. :wink:

That will be done over Christmas :)

Cheers :aviator:


2008 is the year of the trackday :D

You can book here for the Bedford trackday http://www.motorsportvision.co.uk/track ... de=bedrsoc Quite a few have already booked so i wouldnt leave it too long!

I was running standard sized brakes for a couple of years on track and never had any fade at all but did have to run 1166 race pads :lol:

We'll be taking bookings for Croft in the new year too :wink:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Tue Dec 11, 2007 1:42 am

Thanks fella, I'm going to book that I think :wink:

My last track car had standard sized grooved discs and uprated pads,

I also never had a problem with them, so I'm going for the same set up again.

The fact the cars weigh very little helps for sure.

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby wildheart on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:35 pm

Not long til Bedford now :D
If you booked on we'll have to swap passenger rides :wink:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:51 pm

Kris, I hav'nt mate :(

My cars is not going to be ready for then :x

The one I'm aiming for is Combe on April 19th, I will deffo be ready for that,

Small update now I'm here :D

Just waiting on my Mintex Extreme front pads and my brakes can be sorted this week

I'm also renewing;

all wheels bearings,

front stabilising bars

Track rod ends

Brand new radiator

Finally changed my oil and filter today and put some brand new headlights in as well

soon I will have some buckets and harnesses in.

going to put my B&M quickshift in :Q

My only problem is finding tyres now,

really after some Yokohamas but there difficult to find atm, might have to buy new :rolleyes:

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby jayrs on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:59 pm

with all the boilers breaking down im sure your find a way of getting that extra money mate :wink: :P :lol:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby FRSJON on Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:11 pm

:lol: :lol: ..so when you starting the resto thread then.... :lol:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:04 am

Its not the money Jay, its time getting it all sorted :P :wink:

Jon, If I resto this one then I won't want to get this wet either :rolleyes: :lol: :lol:

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby jayrs on Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:42 am

get it sorted though, i want a spin round the track in it :Q
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby luca on Mon Jan 07, 2008 2:46 pm

woooohooo another track rs1800 nearing completion :D
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby black2 on Mon Jan 07, 2008 2:51 pm

Sounding good. :Q

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby wildheart on Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:19 pm

Shame you wont make Bedford :(

Sounds like your making good progress though :)
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby FRSJON on Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:25 pm

will post the air filter soon mate,and expect the packaging to be comedy... :lol: :bonkers:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Tue Jan 08, 2008 12:54 am

FRSJON :will post the air filter soon mate,and expect the packaging to be comedy... :lol: :bonkers:


Cheers fella, :wink:

Thanks for the comments guys,

my brake pads turned up today so Thursday I'm fitting them with the rest of the braking/suspension bits. 8)

pictures will follow after its all done :wink:

Bring on April I say :Q :Q

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby ads_t on Tue Jan 08, 2008 12:59 am

turboboy67 :My only problem is finding tyres now,

really after some Yokohamas but there difficult to find atm, might have to buy new :rolleyes:

Cheers :aviator:


Are you not using the slicks you bought off me? Or are you after some decent road tyres?

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:17 am

ads_t :
turboboy67 :My only problem is finding tyres now,

really after some Yokohamas but there difficult to find atm, might have to buy new :rolleyes:

Cheers :aviator:


Are you not using the slicks you bought off me? Or are you after some decent road tyres?

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Yes using them fella (cheers for them btw :wink: ), but on the Action Days at Combe you can't use slicks :(

so looking at the Yoko's A048 or Toyo R888 for those days (4 this year) :Q

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, MOT sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:06 pm

Sorted the front brakes out today,

I was hoping to do the rears as well, but ran out of time :rolleyes:

So, I have replaced discs, pads, track rod ends, arb bushes with Powerflex items,

stabilising bars and flexi brake hoses.

All the new goodies 8)

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So Saturday I'm sorting the rear brakes, handbrake cable and wheels bearing out :D

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes sorted

Postby jayrs on Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:37 pm

she should hopfully stop better than what you explained last time then :lol: :lol:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes sorted

Postby Turboboy67 on Wed Jan 09, 2008 8:44 pm

jayrs :she should hopfully stop better than what you explained last time then :lol: :lol:


I got no pedal at all atm until the rears are done and the fluid changed :bonkers:

It was fun driving back home on just the handbrake :o :o :lol:

Went and picked these up locally tonight

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They should hold me and my passengers in a bit better :D :D

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby luca on Wed Jan 09, 2008 9:22 pm

Is your first name willans mate :D

you got your name on ya harnesses too :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby hb69 on Wed Jan 09, 2008 9:30 pm

good harnesses, mine are the same but blue :aviator:

what brake discs are they that you fitted shaun?
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby Turboboy67 on Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:25 pm

Luke ya silly buggger :lol: :lol: :lol:

Henry, Discs are Red Dot six groove ones, think they are about £85,

I got them for £30 delivered off E-bay :D :D

Also tonight, I just got myself some Avon ACB9 tyres 5.0 22-13s (185/60/13)
set of 5 with approx 3mm of tread for £25 :wink:

Cheers :aviator:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby Max M4X WW on Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:28 pm

I have those discs all round, let me know if they make a noise under hard braking. Need to find out what's up with my brakes!
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby MarkRS2K on Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:45 pm

would love to get a rs1800 for some track action, may have to start preping my puma :D

looks like good work matey :)
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby xrsi on Wed Jan 09, 2008 11:48 pm

max - grooved disks always make a burring noise under breaking it is perfectly normal.

coming along nicely, driving with just handbrake aint fun! :lol:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby m3matt on Thu Jan 10, 2008 12:25 am

that looks really smart mate, love the 2K wheels, i want to strip mine, just for fun !!!
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby jayrs on Thu Jan 10, 2008 1:06 am

just think mate i could of sold you a set of xr2i alloys (no tyres) for them new tyres you got there, all i got to do with them now is weight them in :lol:
unless you coming to IOW soon and can collect?
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, Front brakes, Buckets

Postby Turboboy67 on Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:34 pm

Rear brakes have now been sorted,

So I've replaced,

Drums

Wheel cylinders

Wheels bearings,

Handbrake cable

Shoes

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Also did a bit more weight saving, I removed the spare wheel and hanger, I can pick the back end up on my own now :lol: :lol:

I have also got a small race battery on its way which will be located behind the passenger seat :Q

Off down to the garage tomorrow to put the new 5.1 fluid in and fit the quickshift :wink:

and then I should have quite good brakes ready for some track abuse :D :D

Buckets will hopefully be put in on Friday afternoon, my eyelets for the harness' turned up today

More pictures tomorrow :Q :Q

cheers :aviator:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, rear brakes sorted.

Postby Tweek on Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:37 pm

Is it just me then or are the brake disc grooves supposed to be the other way around?
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, rear brakes sorted.

Postby Turboboy67 on Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:41 pm

Tweek :Is it just me then or are the brake disc grooves supposed to be the other way around?


I thought they were meant to be, but there was a sticker on them saying which side they should be on, so I put them on as it said. :D

When I did the ones on JNE I put them round the other way.

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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, rear brakes sorted.

Postby Tweek on Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:43 pm

lol I see. Don't suppose you have a larger version of that picture you could PM? I need to get the brackets that hold the hoses up and see how they mount. I cleverly binned the brackets with the old hoses :rolleyes:
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Re: My New RS1800 track/road car, rear brakes sorted.

Postby hb69 on Wed Jan 16, 2008 5:56 pm

what quickshift is it you are fitting, ive got a burton one on mine, its pretty good.

got much else to do before castle combe?
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