mk1cos

Indeed Neil may have to buy myself another bike when I come in April Ha ha hope to catch up soon a 10 would be nice the car is more than capable of a 10

another 125cc then

Well folks have decided to put a hold on the mods, just found out I will miss TOTB this year and many other events so not too happy due to a work shift change, disappointed to say the least, thanks work hate this job sometimes, just cant justify to spend 7 G to sit for another year. WL has not turned a wheel in 5 months or more so I tend to get some fun out her when I come home this April in between a holiday ....

So will just need to be happy with the 641bhp and 600lbsft Torque for the time being.. Until next year i guess I will hold my breath.

Chris

ya big pussy

cakes are cancelled cos am no gettin to do any work on the car

catch you soon

can we have the keys please, when you are "working???"

just like to make sure its all working for u

catch up soon bud,cakes waiting

The mk1 are stunning.

Here is one Greer's are building.

peter,

whats the spec on the mk2? a hope mine looks as good when its finished

is it a customers?

will try and get a pic of underbonnet

and its not for sale

Barry is this that imaginary escort you have been promising to show me for a few year's lol I want pics with you in the seat make sure you put a pillow to see over that steering wheel young man

will this do for you wee chris ,

Cat 1 : Garage/Engine Tuner ect.

1.

Cat 2 : Joe Public.

1. Braveheart - Classic - 2.35 - 641bhp 600 lbs/ft

2. Wrx Kenny - bugeye - 2.5 - 311bhp 365 lbs/ft

3. badbaz - best looking one - only 2.0 - enough

4. adz-wrx - blobeye wrx - 2.0 - 235bhpish and no idea lol

5. highlandflyer blob wrx 2.0 ppp 265bhp 257lbft

6. Paul555sti - blobeye sti 2.0 355bhp 350lbs/ft ( best looking and best colour baz )

7. joshuajames - hawkeye 2.5 PPP - 270bhp (estimate with limited mods), 310 lbs/ft

8. Patsy. Bugeye Wagon, 2.5, 370bhp 440lbs/ft (vf28 for the time being. T+ to go on soon!)

9. DaveylWRX. JDM Hawk, 2.0, 400bhp 400+ilb/ft

10. SpecT UK Hawk WRX 2.5, 279 bhp, 340 lb/ft

11. Scooby222 - blob eye, 2.0, 390ish bhp 3?? lb/ft (havent got proper figures but enough to make me grin - for now)

12. boyward - Standard Hatch STI 2.5 - 296bhp, 300lb/ft (or at least it should do )

13. MattyWR1 - WR1 #429 - stock - 320ps/316bhp and 310lbs/ft

14. Fai17 - Blob eye Sti 2.5 627bhp 550lb/ft

15. Wilky - Dodge Challenger SRT 392 - 470bhp 470lb/ft

16. 14N-FR Hawkeye STi 2.5L 452bhp 498lb/ft

17. Kennyuk300 - Bugeye Wrx UK300 - 2.0 347bhp 333lb/ft

18. RA Dunk-STI Type RA - 2.35 - unmapped!

19. Wagonwheels- Hawkeye wagon 2.5 323bhp 340lb/ft

20. NKWRX- Hawkeye saloon 2.5 285 bhp 361lb/ft

21. Boab type ra- classic type ra- about 280 ish but will be about 340 when mapped

22. big dell- wr1 135- 296.3bhp 282.4lb/ft at the wheels

23. Midnight21..WRX wagon 2L,Catalunya 2L, Forester 2L, and oops Series McRae 2L altogether 800+ bhp lol

24. Man-with-men- Porsche 911 GT2 2009 510bhp/580lbft

25. mk1cos- mk1 escort 2.0L 260BHP ?lb/ft

Some nice cars there GTRs, Dodge Challenger, Porshce 911 GT2 you guys earn to much money ..

All sorted now. Stevie Whitson to the rescue again. He went out of his way on a day off to get me a plug. All buttoned up and back on the road.

Thanks SW Motorsport

a hope he didnt weld it in, av seen his welding

glad you got it sorted bud

a wee visit to sw on the cards

al get the welder started

any one heading up to play with the RS

see you up there my friend

Na nowt today likes! But, tracking details say it's on route. Obviously they've posted it next day delivery on a Friday morning and been too tight to pay the extra 12 bucks for a Saturday delivery. Cost him £21, so £33 must have been too much! Monday will tell, might just be a few bricks in a box I get? Ha

Ryan

and then you take the bricks down to his garage and put them in his car......via the windscreen

nice car mikey

should run circles round that white lightning of chris's

If i can't get a visa for my work i will defo be at this

you will get ur car dirty

Got to admit must give Barry credit when due he is at least good at something .

cheers chris.....yours next

catch up when you get back from all that sunshine

Loving seeing Barry's welding all shiny. Pains me to say it but the Wee hairdressers got talent

cheers mikey

Cheers Chris

Times have changed Barry, I believe Hairdressers cut about in big 4x4's these days.

Ill pop through to SW for a wee visit once I get it.

am a bad example of a hairdresser, av got nae hair

Dont worry about it Mikey at least you have the mushrooms to take your car on a track infact has Barry even got a scooby Ive never seen it

av got two

Sold the Exige Barry. Made a nice wee profit on it too, you know how I am wi the pennies. Hopefully picking this up on Saturday

Nice subtle colour

Cant even quote the usual its a drivers car line as I cant drive for sheet either

is it supercharged?

You wont ever let me forget that will you

thats what happens when your used to drivin a fibreglass hairdressers car

so you will be needing a cage fitted then my friend.......

a wonder who will be doing that then

a might know of a type r shell coming up for grabs soon bud

anyway,, why do you want 1000bhp?? ye canny drive what youve got

Congrats Barry. They grow up fast mate. Not long before they are bigger than you.

cheers mikey.... give him a couple of months then i will take measurements

Congratulation to Barry on the arrival of his new baby hope mother and wee one are doing well, will see you soon next month

cheers bud..

catch up when ur back

Looking good! away to start this soon myself. What make/model is the cage? did you drop it through the floor to weld the top?

its a custom cages group N T45 cage,and yes it was dropped through holes in the floor to weld the tops. you should have seen craig's face when a got the plasma out to cut holes in his mint car

Indeed it is, thats why I joined. Well worth the £25

Keep up the great work folks!

also joined

looking good craig,

but not sure if you will remember where everything goes when it comes to assembly time