Re: Peugeot 106 Cup Car
can't believe all the problems your having matt! Won't be long and they will all be ironed out! Also why don't you run your old map with the 'new' engine as it won't be different enough to matter.
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Re: Peugeot 106 Cup Car
So my spare engine is now back in. This one is a bog standard saxo vts j4 engine but I have bolted my cams and throttle bodies on to it. Next week is the long trip back to Cornwall for Sandy Brown to map it again. I'm also going to ask him to lower the rev limit to try and be extra safe.
Caerwent on the 28th September is the goal and that will probably be last rally of the year for me I think.
Cheers
MattLeave a comment:
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Thanks Arwel, the MG did really well yesterday too!
I would honestly sell it but I'd never get enough back now to make it worthwhile so I guess I need to find another engine and go again!
Sorry you didn't finish either, I can only assume we going to be really lucky in 2015 to make up for the shower of shit that has been 2014!!Leave a comment:
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Gutted for you Matt, you've just not had any luck this year...bring back the MG and come play in the road rally class again. Damn frenchies....fire is the answer.Leave a comment:
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Sadly, all the money spent and effort put in was for nothing and then engine blew on 1st stage. Looks pretty terminal so that's probably out year over.
Bloody French crapmobile!Leave a comment:
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He was great, did all he said he would and more and charged me exactly what he said he would which I find rare these days!
No x dash for me, got the sx cos i'm a cheapskate!!Leave a comment:
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Sandy mapped my Car and he is a true gent. Great bloke happy to chat away (certainly alot more that John Read did!!)
You got the Xdash then? I want one of those one day, love a gadget!Leave a comment:
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All the best for the weekend mate. Will be watching the results
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Due to a broken rolling road at Moseleys, the car has been to visit Sandy Brown for mapping. After getting it now has just over 160bhp and pulls from nothing right up to the limiter. Also, the DTA Dash is cool!
It was a pleasure to watch him work his magic and his fantastic reputation is richly deserved.
Couple of little jobs and then the I will make my Epynt debut next Sunday at the Mewla Rally where we are seeded car 100 out of 103. Can't wait!Leave a comment:
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Tomorrow the car makes the journey to Mosleys Rolling Road for DTA ecu and dash fitment as well as a good mapping!
Sent off entries today for Mewla Rally on Epynt 24th August and Patriot Stages in Caerwent which takes place on 26th September so we have some busy/fun weeks ahead.
Particularly looking forward to my Epynt debut at the Mewla after the disappointment of having to miss the Harry Flatters. I've been spectating on Epynt since I was a child so can't wait to finally compete there.
Cheers for reading
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Thanks Lyndon, great pics as always.
Yeah, going to spend some time getting it spot on now, have ordered a new DTA S40 ecu and loom and decided to treat myself to a DTA digital dash at the same time so it should all work together a bit better.
Cheers
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Well, not quite the result we were after! Car was definitely quicker and we even caught and passed an Impreza in stage 2 and I was starting to think this could be our day but it wasn't to be. First stage we lost power steering after a couple of corners but dragged the car round to a respectable time although we were held up very badly by catching a Micra that I guess didn't see us as he didn't move over for a long time. On stage 2 the power steering failed again on the way to the start line so it was another tough stage but the time was 14 secs quicker than the one before, on this stage passed the Impreza and got held up really badly again but by an MG ZR on this occasion. Fixed power steering for stage 3 and I felt we were going really well but sadly the car just stopped half way around. We were recovered to service and found that the alternator had died. All my fault this one really, put a new ecu in last minute which gave us more power but stopped all dash clocks and gauges from working so had no idea that battery wasn't charging. I've also cracked a brake disc.
We're supposed to be doing the Harry Flatters next in a fortnight but I've decided to skip it and give the car a bit of attention with that money instead. Hoping to get the ECU mapped properly and toying with getting one of these fitted at the same time
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motors...road-dashboard
I've also ordered longer trumpets for the throttle bodies in a quest for more torque.
New target is the Patriot Stages in Caerwent at the end of September. I'm going to take the positives from this event as although the car broke we took good chunks of time out of a couple of cars that have been beating us all year so I do feel that as we develop the car we are making progress.
Thanks for reading
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thats cool then have you got a dyno graph? vince's one and the old one? it is all about the low down power in rallying too especially with them 1600's.Leave a comment:
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