Mk 5 Fiesta 1.7 Track car build

Mk 5 Fiesta 1.7 Track car build

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WCZ

10,525 posts

194 months

Friday 10th February 2017
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nice!

also what's that mk6 sat next to you? looks insane with that big alloy tank in the back

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Friday 10th February 2017
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Its my friends who shares the unit. Proper monster. 300bhp n/a and around 900kg.

bodies
2.3 block
forged
billet crank
cams
dry sump
swirl pot
pedal box
big brakes

etc, etc











donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Friday 17th February 2017
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Got a couple of nights in this week.

Bit more filler work on the driver side quarter/arch.



Bay getting prepped



Seam sealer



High build primer (a very light grey but looks white)


Frozen white top coat













No reactions this time smile took alot of paint to cover the stonechip though.

Get the axle and subframe on this weekend and it will roll plus give me a bit of motivation to prep the inside, its always nice adding shiny parts to new paint smile

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Monday 20th February 2017
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Bit of an achievement at the weekend...... it rolls smile

















Got the wings and engine in so we could set up the suspension and then flare the arches.

The strut tops seem to be modified to make it sit lower and have more camber which is a bonus.

Spent another hour or two prepping the inside, getting there slowly.

thanks

Edited by donny1 on Monday 20th February 10:00

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Tuesday 28th February 2017
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Been rather busy of late and heading down to a track day at Rockingham and Sunday service this weekend but there has been a little progress.

Trimmed the dash and test fitted.





Had to make a bracket for centre support. Will be making a main panel with switches/gauges at a later date.



The insides getting very close to paint. Hopefully make a start next week.







A couple more parts have also turned up.

6 Point Harnesses



Bonnet/boot pins



thanks

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Tuesday 30th May 2017
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Well progress has been slow but finally managed to dust off the car and get some more work done.





Inside sealed, primed and painted






Wasn't the easiest thing to paint :/

AWG

855 posts

156 months

Tuesday 30th May 2017
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subscribed!

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Friday 28th July 2017
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Been a while but finally got a bit more work done.

Alot more filler work

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Got the boot fitting alot better, still need to fibreglass it back together though..



Flared the front arches and gave them a 1st fill.







Thought it was about time to get some paint on the shell



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Then guide coat and wet and dry









Passenger side sanded down, some bits im not happy with but couldn't tell till it had a shine so will need more filler/primer.

RC1807

12,532 posts

168 months

Friday 28th July 2017
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Not too much filler, eh... it's all weight wink

donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Been a while since i updated this but still going smile

Painted white



Some rear poly windows, lights.



Seals, steering column, pedals.



Got all the brake lines routed






donny1

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100 posts

156 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Did alot of stripping back and tidying of the looms and also started on the engine.



Engine was all stripped and painted.

New gaskets, belts, water pump, clutch and Heat wrapped the manifold.





Engine in





Then the fuel lines, Gear Linkage, interior loom.





Currently working on the engine loom.

thanks

AWG

855 posts

156 months

Friday 23rd February 2018
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Car is looking great.
Can't wait to see the OZ's refurbed.

H20DJY

189 posts

93 months

Wednesday 28th February 2018
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Proper job, looking forward to more updates.

RossF1984

65 posts

78 months

Wednesday 28th February 2018
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Looking good!

I would be too scared to track it after all the work though... eek