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Loltus Exige
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Duncan Grier
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What is going back in the Vx? 
Epic cars
Epic cars
Duncan Grier
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Nice, done a few forged big power conversions over the years on the LET/LEH setup and go really well on standalone.....always found oem ecu a bit of a compromise but still seriously quick!
Get a new thread up, I have much love for the Vx220 and spent about 10 years doing various fun things with them, not that you need it but just shout if you need any advice
Get a new thread up, I have much love for the Vx220 and spent about 10 years doing various fun things with them, not that you need it but just shout if you need any advice
YEAH!
My Corsa B ignition barrel + key along with switchgear cannot wait for the update.
DaveL485
Staff member
Its all info, and entertainment, it's interesting AND we get to vilify you for working on a Vauxhall. Whats not to like?!
Duncan Grier
Well-Known Member
No chance, its a lotus elise / exige chassis (ok tub for the purests) with more man up body and far more powerful engine
Get sharing
Duncan Grier
Well-Known Member
Always used this option on the front in the past on Vx, not to remove on track but to avoid damage / ripping off issues with low front also acts as a good test for clam clearance 
also acts as a good test for clam clearance
DaveL485
Staff member
I use this on the Vee too, mainly so I can switch from my silver/black plates to proper ones if plod raps my knuckles. Halfrauds do a reel of the stuff just for this, it's pretty good and the Velcro rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrip as you tear it off is VERY satisfying.
USELESS FACT
Velcro is not called Velcro, it's actually called "Hook and Loop Fastener" and Velcro is the name of the company that manufactures it.
Velcro - Wikipedia
USELESS FACT
Velcro is not called Velcro, it's actually called "Hook and Loop Fastener" and Velcro is the name of the company that manufactures it.
Velcro - Wikipedia
Duncan Grier
Well-Known Member
I always get more nervous of someone damaging it standing on sill etc, same rules apply when anyone jacks the car up
Sure it will pass just fine
Sure it will pass just fine
I took my son to his drumming lesson this afternoon.
I went over the usual speed hump and it was accompanied by a loud ccccccrrrrrrrrrrkkkkkkk noise as something scraped over the hump. Must have been going too fast I thought so crawled over the next one.
ccccccrrrrrrrrrrkkkkkkk
Balls. Something is hanging low.
Threw him in the studio and went outside. My naca duct from the mid undertrack has tried to leave the car.
I was dead lucky that it was wedge and I simply maneuvered it out of the void. I got home, put the car on a jack and put it back in place. Whacked it with my hand and its back in place. How bizarre!
The weather has been great today and I planned on washing the car. It was slightly grubby but with still enough QD on it to make it look like this when it rained earlier in the week
I set to work with various lotions and potions and spent a good few enjoyable hours on the stone afflicted paintwork. Its never going to win an award for the paint , but it will do.
Quite happy with the results.
I went over the usual speed hump and it was accompanied by a loud ccccccrrrrrrrrrrkkkkkkk noise as something scraped over the hump. Must have been going too fast I thought so crawled over the next one.
ccccccrrrrrrrrrrkkkkkkk
Balls. Something is hanging low.
Threw him in the studio and went outside. My naca duct from the mid undertrack has tried to leave the car.
I was dead lucky that it was wedge and I simply maneuvered it out of the void. I got home, put the car on a jack and put it back in place. Whacked it with my hand and its back in place. How bizarre!
The weather has been great today and I planned on washing the car. It was slightly grubby but with still enough QD on it to make it look like this when it rained earlier in the week
I set to work with various lotions and potions and spent a good few enjoyable hours on the stone afflicted paintwork. Its never going to win an award for the paint , but it will do.
Quite happy with the results.
Chris Smith
Well-Known Member
Looks nice and fresh now
