DHdev WIP thread (56k No!, lol)

looking good:eek:

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Originally Posted by gaskell1988.

got broadband fine here

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wtf !!

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Originally Posted by gaskell1988.

bt lad fast as my nova

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so your on 56k dial-up then ??

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Originally Posted by draper-midlands

so your on 56k dial-up then ??

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so thats a 56mph nova then lol

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Originally Posted by gaskell1988.

1.2i carb mpi quick engines lad

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Yep, just like those 4 cylider V8 straight 6's :roll:

Please please PLEASE go away!

I love the weight saving idea, Can you tell me more about where i can save som weight? i want to go nuts whit the weight saving on my track-car-nova :)

Been busy with my new toy lately ;)
After Llandow I gave the wee beasty a much deserved clean. I'll get some better pics up soon. It does scrub up well tho :cool: (These were after stage one of cleaning, it looks even better now :thumb: )


http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...v/DSC00108.jpg

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...v/DSC00109.jpg

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...v/DSC00110.jpg

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...v/DSC00105.jpg

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...v/DSC00114.jpg

i have not looked at this thread before just the few photos above, so dont moan if its been answered before

but......

why do you have 'speed' holes in your rear bumper lol

The reasons are threefold General Baxter.
1. Reduced weight
2. For looks (lol )
3. Improved aerodynamic efficiency, the rear bumper acts like a giant air brake, drilling holes allows the air to escape and therefore reduces both drag and lift :thumb:

looking very nice:thumb: :cool: