Let's see your Alfa Romeos!

[macp]

waynedear said:

Totally different engines, 156 is a 24v mine is 12v, sounds deeper and 20 odd bhp down on the 156, mine is a stronger engine, a mate has just done his first belt change at over 200k, on a recent rolling road day a 24v made more power but my torque was longer and flatter, 3rd gear grunt out of tight corners and my little engine hold onto 3.2 V6's (mine may have been tweaked..lol)

Want another now

[P5Nij]

Squadrone Rosso said:

My Brera on Saturday in readiness for NAD.





Cheers,

Simon

Beauty Simon! Took a pale blue V6 for a brief test drive this morning (at last), I was very impressed overall. Hoping to go back tomorrow if I don't get called in to work. I can certainly see why some folk think they're too heavy, but this one felt very planted and quick enough for my needs.

[Squadrone Rosso]

P5Nij said:

Beauty Simon! Took a pale blue V6 for a brief test drive this morning (at last), I was very impressed overall. Hoping to go back tomorrow if I don't get called in to work. I can certainly see why some folk think they're too heavy, but this one felt very planted and quick enough for my needs.

Thanks. I do love our Brera. I love our GT too but prefer the Brera overall

[Jamhot77]

I thought I would post some pictures of my 156 GTA following recent respray! The car is my weekend toy and is usually tucked away in the garage with a trickle charger!

Rosso 156 GTA 2003 with 71k miles on the clock (rebuilt engine at 62,153). Car has a Q2 (uprated diff.), 330 brakes, Eibach pro street coilovers, Eibach ARBs, upper strut brace, Aluminium undertray, Wizard cat back stainless steel exhaust, BMC CDA Intake + Angel remap, chrome intake pipe fitted, Xenon headlights, powdercoated silver 18inch GT alloys (not a mark on them), powdercoated red callipers, PF pads, braided brake hosed fitted, powdercoated engine parts and additional chrome air intake, Alfa connect Nav system (currently Alpine MP3 fitted), Bose upgrade, RAC Tracker fitted, additional sound deadening fitted, Waxoyl protection applied.

[jacklewisno1]

Jamhot77 said:

I thought I would post some pictures of my 156 GTA following recent respray! The car is my weekend toy and is usually tucked away in the garage with a trickle charger!

Rosso 156 GTA 2003 with 71k miles on the clock (rebuilt engine at 62,153). Car has a Q2 (uprated diff.), 330 brakes, Eibach pro street coilovers, Eibach ARBs, upper strut brace, Aluminium undertray, Wizard cat back stainless steel exhaust, BMC CDA Intake + Angel remap, chrome intake pipe fitted, Xenon headlights, powdercoated silver 18inch GT alloys (not a mark on them), powdercoated red callipers, PF pads, braided brake hosed fitted, powdercoated engine parts and additional chrome air intake, Alfa connect Nav system (currently Alpine MP3 fitted), Bose upgrade, RAC Tracker fitted, additional sound deadening fitted, Waxoyl protection applied.

This thread should be kept clean and decent, your just posting pure pornography.

[macp]

jacklewisno1 said:

Jamhot77 said:

I thought I would post some pictures of my 156 GTA following recent respray! The car is my weekend toy and is usually tucked away in the garage with a trickle charger!

Rosso 156 GTA 2003 with 71k miles on the clock (rebuilt engine at 62,153). Car has a Q2 (uprated diff.), 330 brakes, Eibach pro street coilovers, Eibach ARBs, upper strut brace, Aluminium undertray, Wizard cat back stainless steel exhaust, BMC CDA Intake + Angel remap, chrome intake pipe fitted, Xenon headlights, powdercoated silver 18inch GT alloys (not a mark on them), powdercoated red callipers, PF pads, braided brake hosed fitted, powdercoated engine parts and additional chrome air intake, Alfa connect Nav system (currently Alpine MP3 fitted), Bose upgrade, RAC Tracker fitted, additional sound deadening fitted, Waxoyl protection applied.

This thread should be kept clean and decent, your just posting pure pornography.

So true

[henrytvr]

[P5Nij]

Opened the bedroom curtains after a night shift to be greeted with a neighbour's new toy...



Was all set to purchase a Brera Coupe this week, until I found out the missus has paid off a chunk of the mortgage with the alloted funds instead... GGGRRRRR!!!

[assadahmed]

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My Alfa at the EVO Triangle!!!

[jacklewisno1]

assadahmed said:

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My Alfa at the EVO Triangle!!!

Very nice action shots, was that a noble in the background in the 2nd pic?

[assadahmed]

jacklewisno1 said:

Very nice action shots, was that a noble in the background in the 2nd pic?

Well spotted!
A group of us travelled in a convoy. Was great fun. It was the first time I has really driven the Alfa in anger and was pleasantly surprised at how well it handled. Gave very good feedback and was so stable hard on the brakes. Not bad at all for an estate! Going to Scotland next week so will give it some stick there too!

[jacklewisno1]

assadahmed said:

Well spotted!
A group of us travelled in a convoy. Was great fun. It was the first time I has really driven the Alfa in anger and was pleasantly surprised at how well it handled. Gave very good feedback and was so stable hard on the brakes. Not bad at all for an estate! Going to Scotland next week so will give it some stick there too!

Good to hear its being driven properly!
The Mitsubishi Colt looks slightly out of place there though.

[assadahmed]

jacklewisno1 said:

Good to hear its being driven properly!
The Mitsubishi Colt looks slightly out of place there though.

True but the many of the roads were fairly narrow and twisty so it wasn't to hard for it to stay relatively close!

[assadahmed]

[Chris Type R]

assadahmed said:

A good few S2000s in the mix as well.

[assadahmed]

Chris Type R said:

A good few S2000s in the mix as well.

There were two more that are not in this pic!! Great cars . There was a boxster too but I liked the S2000's more.

[alfarotter]

Giulietta Cloverleaf, 235bhp. Unfortunately, however, I have been told by the boss of the house that it is "too fast" and "too flash" so I'm thinking of selling it. Might get an older 159 V6 Sportwagon - at least I can get away with claiming it's relatively sensible...

[Duke147]

I spent hours yesterday cleaning, filling stone dings, detailing and polishing / waxing... The end result was certainly worth the resultant backache!

[Newscuttlepanel]

[velocemitch]

Interesting support frame, I got one of them, but I can't back far enough to photo it properly





Is your shell blasted on the underside?