Slippery slope

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jackal

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11,248 posts

282 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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the slope gets even steeper !




Orangecurry

7,428 posts

206 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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I can't help but notice that your engine internals are not (yet) speed yellow?

Solarized

436 posts

141 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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Jackal yer some man.
Good luck with this fantastic slippery slope.

David Hype

2,296 posts

252 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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Well done Jackal, keep going I am enjoying this thread! clapclapclap

dom9

8,078 posts

209 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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Great thread - Following with interest biggrin

mikem7709

977 posts

212 months

Friday 4th July 2014
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Love it !

jackal

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11,248 posts

282 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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one freshly built RS 3.8 ..... new barrels, new piston rings, new bearings, new RS cams, new RS flywheel & Clutch, RS gearbox mount, heads rebuilt by RSR engineering, new gaskets/fluids/plugs etc..










David Hype

2,296 posts

252 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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Amazing Jackal, just amazing! thumbup

I spent a small fortune on RS bits for my old 993, but you have really gone the whole distance on yours... You will have one truly fantastic motor when its all done.

Keep it going and keep the posts coming! bow

Its the best colour too!

Edited by David Hype on Saturday 15th November 19:15

lboase

120 posts

122 months

Saturday 15th November 2014
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This is set to be one great car.

Keep the posts coming, I'm looking forward to seeing come together.

jackal

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11,248 posts

282 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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added lightness smile



jackal

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Tuesday 16th December 2014
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jackal

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Tuesday 16th December 2014
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fun in photoshop



keep it lit

3,388 posts

167 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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you can't beat lightness, go for it !


planning any gearbox/gearing mods?

IMIA

9,410 posts

201 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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I think Jackal has an illness hehe

Fabulous build. What do you think you'll be able to get the wet weight down to?

Steve Rance

5,446 posts

231 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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Fantastic project. The end result will be quite spectacular.

Good luck!!

fioran0

2,410 posts

172 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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Ooh I am liking this. I missed this whole tread for some reason. Sorry.
Once I get over my shame I shall get in with some actual questions.

jackal

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Tuesday 16th December 2014
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keep it lit said:
you can't beat lightness, go for it !


planning any gearbox/gearing mods?
Hi ade, gearbox will be done in 2016. Guards CS ratios and the porsche steel syncros and RS LSD. Will also finish it off with the Hydraulic brakes then as well and RS /turbo driveshafts. Need to get it back to drive it for a year before all that ! Having massive withdrawal symptoms.

jackal

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Tuesday 16th December 2014
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IMIA said:
I think Jackal has an illness hehe

Fabulous build. What do you think you'll be able to get the wet weight down to?
Well it should be pretty much the same as a std RSCS because it will match very closely including the ali bonnet, lightweight glass, buckets, no airbags, manual windows/locks/mirrors, water bottle, rear lightweight glass, cut down loom, wooden floorboards etc.

Only thing is my car has underseal and a little more paint i suspect but then no cat so maybe they cancel out.

Problem is i don't know what the CS quoted weight is. M002 is 1270 I believe.

Steve, i think yours was 1160-ish was it not with a little fuel ? Mine might not be as light as that (no plexiglass) but it would be nice if it dips under 1200.

1200kg/~310bhp, good torque, fab brakes, welded cage ... maybe it will be as quick point to point as my standard GT3.


Edited by jackal on Tuesday 16th December 23:50

Slippydiff

14,833 posts

223 months

Tuesday 16th December 2014
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jackal said:
Well it should be pretty much the same as a std RSCS because it will match very closely including the ali bonnet, lightweight glass, buckets, no airbags, manual windows/locks/mirrors, water bottle, rear lightweight glass, cut down loom, wooden floorboards etc.

Only thing is my car has underseal and a little more paint i suspect but then no cat, no heater blower so maybe they cancel out.

Problem is i don't know what the CS quoted weight is. M002 is 1270 I believe.

Steve, i think yours was 1160-ish was it not with a little fuel ? Mine might not be as light as that (no plexiglass) but it would be nice if it dips under 1200.

1200kg/~310bhp, good torque, fab brakes, welded cage ... maybe it will be as quick point to point as my standard GT3.
NFW in my experience Rich.
Sorry to p*ss on your chips, but 310hp just doesn't cut it against the later car (on the road) lighter weight or not. Struggling to see how you'll dip below 1200kgs (especially with a welded in cage) but hats off to you if you can.

jackal

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Tuesday 16th December 2014
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Yep, maybe not and it really doesnt matter in any case. Its a car that for me that never ever feels like it needs to be any faster (unlike the mk1 which imo feels like it could do with a bit more horse/revs).

RE: weight. Steves was 1160 odd i think and his is very similar (full welded cage) albeit with no underseal, plexiglass and different seats.

Again though, really doesnt matter, as far as my personal tastes are concerned the car was wonderful to drive before it went in and it will just be several degrees more wonderful when it comes out. Its only for ttting through europe and the odd social trackday, not racing etc.

Edited by jackal on Wednesday 17th December 00:00