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mattCSLnut
26-01-2010, 12:25 AM
£109 all in, Open pit lane and only 3 places left ... I'm booked :thumbs: ... Shimmy ?
http://www.easytrack.co.uk/events/allevents.asp?type=ALL&page_id=0
shimmy
26-01-2010, 12:31 AM
£109 all in, Open pit lane and only 3 places left ... I'm booked :thumbs: ... Shimmy ?
http://www.easytrack.co.uk/events/allevents.asp?type=ALL&page_id=0
my car is not ready until mid March earliest for tracks - need to get a few things sorted including BUDGET!
mattCSLnut
26-01-2010, 12:38 AM
my car is not ready until mid March earliest for tracks - need to get a few things sorted including BUDGET!
Ahhh... " The BUDGET " boooooo !!! ;)
mattCSLnut
04-02-2010, 04:05 PM
Few pix of my steed in action (courtesy of www.timsherrington.co.uk ) @ sub zero Bedford Autodrome :thumbs:
shimmy
04-02-2010, 04:37 PM
Car looks good
come on give is a write up of the day!
Steve Gill
04-02-2010, 04:40 PM
Nice pictures!! :thumbs: (especially the first one)
mattCSLnut
04-02-2010, 05:12 PM
Nice pictures!! :thumbs: (especially the first one)
THANX Steve. I don't know if you remember me from a few years back ( I drove a Silver Grey Porsche 928 around the Ring at the time, pic below) but you've very kindly took me out for numerous PAX laps around the Ring, firstly in your not so standard 535d with paddle shift and then in the CSL, when it was still SG. It was those CSL laps that convinced me that nothing but a M3 CSL will do as a Ring Toy, from that moment on... I just had to have one... so a partial THANX :thumbs: for pointing me in the RIGHT direction, as it were :beer:
glendog74
04-02-2010, 05:12 PM
Not more pics Matt :bigcry:
They are nice ones, however! Looks like your car ride height needs lowering a little though... :whistle:
mattCSLnut
04-02-2010, 05:22 PM
Not more pics Matt :bigcry:
They are nice ones, however! Looks like your car ride height needs lowering a little though... :whistle:
All in good time, U Grumpy Old Git :blalalala: ... moan, moan, moan, moan... moan :gayfight:
Steve Gill
04-02-2010, 05:29 PM
THANX Steve. I don't know if you remember me from a few years back ( I drove a Silver Grey Porsche 928 around the Ring at the time, pic below) but you've very kindly took me out for numerous PAX laps around the Ring, firstly in your not so standard 535d with paddle shift and then in the CSL, when it was still SG. It was those CSL laps that convinced me that nothing but a M3 CSL will do as a Ring Toy, from that moment on... I just had to have one... so a partial THANX :thumbs: for pointing me in the RIGHT direction, as it were :beer:
Hi Matt
Send me a picture of your noggin and see if I remember - my memory is diabolical, and I'm sure since my crash last year its got worse. Or perhaps thats age LOL
Glad you enjoyed it, I really enjoyed those times with the 535d and then the CSL.
The two biggest things I noticed in enjoying the ring were:
1. Putting a cage in (even the bolt in one) - it was like a brand new car, some much more pointy
2. 3 way suspension upgrade - more compliant when I wanted it and just (im my opinion) so much better than fast road ones or std.
glendog74
04-02-2010, 05:31 PM
I'm not grumpy - you just don't understand me :clown:
shimmy
04-02-2010, 05:36 PM
1. Putting a cage in (even the bolt in one) - it was like a brand new car, some much more pointy
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woudl you think a rear strutt brace/welded in brace might help with that Steve or do you think the full cage for stiffness improvements!
Steve Gill
04-02-2010, 05:47 PM
woudl you think a rear strutt brace/welded in brace might help with that Steve or do you think the full cage for stiffness improvements!
Difficult to say Shimmy, as I've not experienced a car with just that. But I would suspect not, I think the bolted in cage is the answer if you want to keep the car as std as possible with carpets etc.
I just happen to have one for sale LOL :hahaha::thumbs:
shimmy
04-02-2010, 06:42 PM
Difficult to say Shimmy, as I've not experienced a car with just that. But I would suspect not, I think the bolted in cage is the answer if you want to keep the car as std as possible with carpets etc.
I just happen to have one for sale LOL :hahaha::thumbs:
fancy a bolt in but i cant see how it makes the car more sturdy when it only fixes to the floor!
ill take it off you for £50 :whistle:
Steve Gill
04-02-2010, 06:48 PM
fancy a bolt in but i cant see how it makes the car more sturdy when it only fixes to the floor!
ill take it off you for £50 :whistle:
Plus £700 postage and you've got a deal :hahaha:
Actually on a serious note thats the best offer I've had so far LOL, so I'll post a new price on the for sale topic so as not to take Matt's thread too far off topic :hahaha:
mattCSLnut
04-02-2010, 07:00 PM
Difficult to say Shimmy, as I've not experienced a car with just that. But I would suspect not, I think the bolted in cage is the answer if you want to keep the car as std as possible with carpets etc.
I just happen to have one for sale LOL :hahaha::thumbs:
Ohhh ... Blimin' Hell Steve... I wish I didn't hear U say anything about the "Bolt in cage" and "For Sale" in the same sentence :bigcry: That's one, sure way of keeping my wife out of the CSL :hahaha: :whistle:
Steve Gill
04-02-2010, 07:12 PM
Ohhh ... Blimin' Hell Steve... I wish I didn't hear U say anything about the "Bolt in cage" and "For Sale" in the same sentence :bigcry: That's one, sure way of keeping my wife out of the CSL :hahaha: :whistle:
LOL - I've put the link here (http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3549) with some nice pictures :thumbs:
shane@mbtech
04-02-2010, 09:54 PM
Matt your exhaust looks shit, thought you were fittinig the SS?
mattCSLnut
04-02-2010, 10:02 PM
Matt your exhaust looks shit, thought you were fittinig the SS?
Yeah, THANX :clown: so did I ... I need to have a chat with U about that ... can I pm Ya ? :whistle:
DuncanR
05-02-2010, 12:08 PM
Looks like your car ride height needs lowering a little though... :whistle:
Let me drive it Matt, my portly frame is bound to drop it a few inches !!!
Nice pics mate....shame about the colour !
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