hi tommi good luck with your quest, there is some weight saving info here mate http://www.micra.com.au/community/message.php?messageid=64865
Is that a complement? lol
you are going places !
Thanksgood luck with it
.... Fair play to you I wanted to do the f1000 rallying b ut deemed it to pricy and bought my micra and made her into an autotester, shes a work in progress i need rear shocks and a lsd but its coming along will you be doing events in northern ireland id love to come spectate and meet you
Hi, I won't be taking part in any events this year as I am too young (I'm 13 and the minimum age is 14) however I will try and get to spectate on as many events as possible especially Junior 1000 rounds.Car looks brilliant do you know what events you'll be at this year?
The championship has a control tyre which is the Yokohama A048R in Medium compound - they cost £59 each +vat for your first 4 tyres and after that it is £73+vat each. They can be made to last 3-4 rallies.
The one next Sunday (Roskirk) is local to me, so I am travelling down early on the morning of the rally which means no accomodation costs. The entry fee for this one is £160, but the average entry fee for the rallies in the championship is £200. I think fuel for rally car is about £20-30 per event and for tow car it depends where you live. Round two at anglesey is £210 to enter for 45 stage miles and my accomodation for me, my dad and nav is £100 altogether inc. breakfast for all of us.
Well for championship registration its £40 altogether to drive, and £15 to nav. You also have to do 3 production car autotests and get signatures from the clerk of the course to do Junior 1000, but entry fees for those are usually quite cheap (£20) and they are good practice anyway.
Yeah the quality of some of them is amazing, I'll try my best! Good luck with getting a 1400, what sort of events are you hoping to do in it?
Good idea, I'd like to do BTRDA when I'm older, but all depends on the money! I was thinking maybe something like a VW Polo that could be easily upgraded from rally first spec to 1400S spec when I have the money.
They're actually wider than the old wheels so therefore gives the car a wider track so it should handle/turn in better.
They're actually wider than the old wheels so therefore gives the car a wider track so it should handle/turn in better.
You'll have an increased scrub radius so it'll be harder to physically turn in.Contact patch will be the same but the offset will be lower... So yeah, you will technically be faster.
Bling is nice though
including the x member/subframe ?Yeah we changed the all the engine mountings etc too
the engine support members are slightly different too tommi
the bit where the rubber and alloy rear mount bolts on is a different shape, is the stick at a mad angle when fitted tommi ?No, do we have to change those too?
I'm looking for a mod to give a more solid gear change, as mine feels a bit loose if you get me. The last couple rallies I had a few problems with gear selection but not sure if it was the linkage or just the fact it might be a knackered gearbox!
Well the main reason we are putting the later box in is because you can only get a heavy duty clutch for the later one, I had clutch problems at the last rally with the standard one getting too hot so we had to get the later box for the heavy duty clutch to fit. I think the ratios might be a bit different but not sure
I'm looking for a mod to give a more solid gear change, as mine feels a bit loose if you get me. The last couple rallies I had a few problems with gear selection but not sure if it was the linkage or just the fact it might be a knackered gearbox!
It'll definitely helpWe've adjusted the camber and tracking?
You'll feel the changes more as you get used to your car.Okay cheers for that I'm not very good with all the technical stuff! Need to learn more
Cheeky pic under the bonnet, not the tidiest engine bay but does the job! Need to paint my cam cover