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Reyland metro timed...

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at bruntingthorpe on the datron timing gear.

it's basically a standardish 1.8 vvc engine powering it

it got :-

Martin's Metro (18 back to back runs!)
30 2.458
60 6.33
100 16.487
1/4 14.96 @ 95.18

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Re: Reyland metro timed...

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Ish wrote:it's basically a standardish 1.8 vvc engine powering it

:o
That things gunna fly with some money spent on it!
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alex2 wrote:
Ish wrote:it's basically a standardish 1.8 vvc engine powering it

:o
That things gunna fly with some money spent on it!
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I think it does already! That's std coupe turbo time. :|
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Like mine then... But you can get the metro power to weight up much easier now than me. :D

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Jonny 5 wrote:You know when you've been TangTro'd :twisted:


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8)

Is it a 143 vvc? I'm guessing its using a PG1?
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I may be wrong... but im sure its a R65 with steel caged bearings? does that even make sense? :D

Bloody awesome car - i'd love one!
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As fast as Coupe Turbo with a standard VVC engine! I want one!

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the spec is

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1.8 VVC ENGINE
REYLAND EXHAUST CAM
LIGHTWEIGHT FLYWHEEL
REYLAND 2.25â€
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That is one nice metro 8) 8) 8) 8)
Would be nice to see it in a magazine in the future.
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Did you see the retrocars feature on andys metro 1800? Stripped to the bone with 180hp+....
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my old metro vvc done 14.3@98.8mph at santa pod 3yrs ago
that was standard ish with lightened flywheel only.

me and ian(vi turbo no2)
done a vvc metro just for pod to see if we could break into the 13s but got 14.0@100mph after loads of 14.1s and 2s and 3s

both these cars had full interior in aswell so driven like they were meant to be on the road.

must say tho these cars are fun and massivly underrated


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What power VVCs are we talking? 143/160?
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143 bhp engine and ecu on both

mine had a 220gti throttle body
sportex exhaust system
full cold air kit routed to front bumper
lightened and balanced flywheel
r65 1.6 gearbox


the other had same as above but a 4-2-1 manifold and that joined at the same place as the cat would normally be


both cars were lowered properly with independant suspension pressures set to around 600psi


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Pah! :wink:

I remember that one, almost as slow as Bones weren't it!! LOL

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220Si wrote:Pah! :wink:

I remember that one, almost as slow as Bones weren't it!! LOL

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vi turbo wrote:my old metro vvc done 14.3@98.8mph at santa pod 3yrs ago
that was standard ish with lightened flywheel only.

me and ian(vi turbo no2)
done a vvc metro just for pod to see if we could break into the 13s but got 14.0@100mph after loads of 14.1s and 2s and 3s

both these cars had full interior in aswell so driven like they were meant to be on the road.

must say tho these cars are fun and massivly underrated


john
what engines were thay ie coup vi what ,what happend to the carsas anybody beeten those time as thay the fastest iv heard of for a vvc tro, 200 tubo two is that i,pks
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typermetro wrote:
vi turbo wrote:my old metro vvc done 14.3@98.8mph at santa pod 3yrs ago
that was standard ish with lightened flywheel only.

me and ian(vi turbo no2)
done a vvc metro just for pod to see if we could break into the 13s but got 14.0@100mph after loads of 14.1s and 2s and 3s

both these cars had full interior in aswell so driven like they were meant to be on the road.

must say tho these cars are fun and massivly underrated


john
what engines were thay ie coup vi what ,what happend to the carsas anybody beeten those time as thay the fastest iv heard of for a vvc tro, 200 tubo two is that i,pks


What?
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MGTurbo wrote:
typermetro wrote:
vi turbo wrote:my old metro vvc done 14.3@98.8mph at santa pod 3yrs ago
that was standard ish with lightened flywheel only.

me and ian(vi turbo no2)
done a vvc metro just for pod to see if we could break into the 13s but got 14.0@100mph after loads of 14.1s and 2s and 3s

both these cars had full interior in aswell so driven like they were meant to be on the road.

must say tho these cars are fun and massivly underrated


john
what engines were thay ie coup vi what ,what happend to the carsas anybody beeten those time as thay the fastest iv heard of for a vvc tro, 200 tubo two is that i,pks


What?
thats what im trying to find out WHATS WHAT ? :oops:
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I think if you structure your sentences at all, and don't use text speak you'll get more response ;)
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outch that hurts!



i would if i could, but im that thinngy,see thats my problem carn eeven spell it, dislexic. i think. sorry i do try my best



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Don't worry about it mate, just do your best. Just try not to use text speak (hi m8 hw r u? ...etc) and don't runallyourwordstogetherwithnopunctuationbecauseit'shardtoread
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queers. :oops:,i'v done it again,cheers and thanyou for the advice.
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How much does that exhaust cam cost?

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piper do one for £150.
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Is there any truth in the myth that a pair of vvc exhaust cams would be an improvement in performance when fitted to a solid cammes K?
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114gta wrote:Is there any truth in the myth that a pair of vvc exhaust cams would be an improvement in performance when fitted to a solid cammes K?


I know two people who did it, both on 1.4gti's. When they did it the cams didnt cost too much, im pretty sure they said it was worth it for what they cost.
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wouldent the vvc inlet camm, tf 135 exhaust camm be a better combo. :?
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typermetro wrote:wouldent the vvc inlet camm, tf 135 exhaust camm be a better combo. :?


You cant put a VVC inlet cam into a non vvc head, besides you would need the vvc for it to do anything.

iirc the 135 cams wont work in a non eu3 engine.
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The VVC inlet cams are in two halves, are they not?!

I'll try and find a couple of VVC exhaust cams then, stick it on the rollers and see what it does. :)
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You cant put a VVC inlet cam into a non vvc head, besides you would need the vvc for it to do anything.

iirc the 135 cams wont work in a non eu3 engine.[/quote]

soryy you mis understood me, :oops: i was on about in a vvc, this set up should be better tha the standard vvc exhaust camm, if it woks :?:
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Post by 1796cc GTi Se »

114gta wrote:The VVC inlet cams are in two halves, are they not?!

I'll try and find a couple of VVC exhaust cams then, stick it on the rollers and see what it does. :)


One thing you will need to do is fit a spigot for the rotor ram providing your engine is running a normal coil setup.

Try dave andrews as he will probably have some and tell you what's what.

http://members.aol.com/DVAPower/
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typermetro wrote:You cant put a VVC inlet cam into a non vvc head, besides you would need the vvc for it to do anything.

iirc the 135 cams wont work in a non eu3 engine.


soryy you mis understood me, :oops: i was on about in a vvc, this set up should be better tha the standard vvc exhaust camm, if it woks :?:[/quote]

Ok, tbh i doubt it would do anything.
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