My track toy

[Blandy]

Screen would be around £250 self fitted. Have decided against it though and gone for a small kit car type heater instead for around £100

[Blandy]

Well ditched the heated screen idea due to costs and a few bad reports of elements burning out do have gone for a little lightweight heater instead

[Blandy]

Few more shots from today





Have now taken the seats, front half of the cage and dash out ready to fit new heater and also new fixed buckets when the arrive

[sam]

Really smart dude you running cams?

[Blandy]

No not yet anyhow next tuning step will be cams and pistons but thatll be a while yet as want to get it out on track and get everything else right before adding more power as im new to trackdays

[Blandy]

Been a bit busy lately as decided to change the seats again due to them sitting to high for my liking and being a track car wanted some proper fixed buckets so ordered up some omp trs fixed seats and some weld in rails. Unfortunately the seats didn't to quite to plan as to get seat central It needs to be on the tunnel which was to high again so only option was to get chopping

[306GT30]

Really nice car, but i cant stand cleaned badgeless grills


where did you get the heater?

[Blandy]

See I dnt like the standard grill just think the badge less cleans it up a bit plus my fibreglass bonnet was badge less and was cheap so kinda went with it lol

The heater came from t7 design I googled kit car heaters and they came up as really popular good little unit really for £100 pretty powerful for its size

[Blandy]

Just found a pic of the tunnel marked out before the chopping fair bit needed removing

[Blandy]

Current progress well if you can call it progress

[306GT30]

very nice mate!!

[Blandy]

Thanks mate

Bit more progress today don't like the way my old catches sat on the side of the boot lid so removed some of the boot skin, made up brackets on the car and fitted some aero catches to the boot

[Blandy]

After fitting the catches I decided the boot lock looked out of place so decided to fill it in

[306GT30]

Nice!!!

[Grant]

Liking this!

Got more pictures of the aero catch fitting to the boot?

[Blandy]

I haven't I'm afraid i basically I had to cut some of the skin away from inside the boot for the catches to fit then I made some metal bars which are bolted to the car for the pins to attach to as there's no where to mount them other wise but at least now my boot is properly locked again

[Blandy]

Small progress welded on my harness eyes to the sills and tunnel and it's now all one colour inside now still needs a fair bit more paint but getting there

[Tallguy_2]

When you cut the tunnel was that piece double skinned or were you looking at the floor?

[Blandy]

It's double skinned I simply cut back to the skin that is there now the piece I removed was just hollow although didn't know that when I started cutting lol but definitely made it easier

[Blandy]

Today's mod to my 2nd hand boot



Least I've not got to mask up the glass for spraying

[Tallguy_2]

Ah okay, we thought that would be the case, managed to sink mine quite far back luckily anyway, top job though mate

[Blandy]

If you can get away without doing it it'll save a lot of hassle as was a best part of a day all in with getting bars in the right place to gain around 1-2" but really needed the room as in standard location I only had around a inch tops between my helmet and the roof

[Blandy]

Interior painting finished



And kit car heater all plumbed in

[Tom]

Liking the heater! I guess the car is kinda cool aswell

[Ash___]

looking lovely bro

[Blandy]

Cheers guys. Yeah the heaters pretty good for its size plenty enough to keep windows clear etc. Alot lighter as well.

Am currently awaiting new windows and a custom built rad to turn up. Hopefully get the rad this week so I can get it up and running at weekend

[scottbmxer]

Looking good blandy! Will have to pop down with witney and see it sometime

[Blandy]

Hopefully be able to bring it out soon when I get my rad

[Blandy]

New custom rad turned up today so set about fitting it. My old rad was on way out so decided to try and get it shorter as the bodies were half in front of the rad with the long manifold set up so wanted to get as clear path for airflow as possible. Looked into a 205 rad set up but in the end decided to go for a custom build rad.





Now needed to drop the center of the slam panel as no point having that sat in the way

[chrisrallye]

Looking good mate