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« Reply #180 on: October 05, 2006, 19:11:17 pm »

enough with the porn, it's turning into a show off now  Shocked

just kidding  Wink your cars look fab! you should consider fabricating a book of your club, seriously!! have you?

p.s. the burn out pics of the oval look wicked, reminds me of some vid of 2332cc oval rippin the streets that used to be online on cal-look.COM

Quaife test ?
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« Reply #181 on: October 05, 2006, 19:14:44 pm »

Oh yes , all our cars are street , that's what Cal-Look is about , no race cars please .

The bearings have come from VW Speedshop , I think they are BugPack ones , I have used them before with no problems .




Ok you have lost me you do not know what make are the bearings. I think they are BugPack because you have used them before. If i was to take $5000+ for a motor that i was putting together for someone. They would get a list of all the parts used  lets see (what bearings do i have in my motor). (Dont know but they are ok i have used them before) ok can i have my money back now. Huh


and in English? Roll Eyes
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« Reply #182 on: October 05, 2006, 19:24:08 pm »

Oh yes , all our cars are street , that's what Cal-Look is about , no race cars please .

The bearings have come from VW Speedshop , I think they are BugPack ones , I have used them before with no problems .




Ok you have lost me you do not know what make are the bearings. I think they are BugPack because you have used them before. If i was to take $5000+ for a motor that i was putting together for someone. They would get a list of all the parts used  lets see (what bearings do i have in my motor). (Dont know but they are ok i have used them before) ok can i have my money back now. Huh



Very good first post , and you are Huh

I wonder , the use of the dollar sign must mean your American , yeah right  Roll Eyes

I stand by everything I build , and our cars get driven all the time .

 I get my parts from the guy with the quickest Beetle and van in Europe , so if he supplies me some bearings and says they are good , I use them , I did before , and the car they were in got raced  , a lot , and driven on the road a lot , when the engine was taken apart for new heads and a freshen up , the bearings were fine .

And when my friend , that has the bearings , gets his car back , finished after a £ 40 K plus rebuild , he will get a list of everything in the car , what make everything is  , down to the last nut and bolt .

So far this forum has been a friendly place , try not to ruin it eh  Wink

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« Reply #183 on: October 05, 2006, 19:29:24 pm »

enough with the porn, it's turning into a show off now  Shocked

just kidding  Wink your cars look fab! you should consider fabricating a book of your club, seriously!! have you?

p.s. the burn out pics of the oval look wicked, reminds me of some vid of 2332cc oval rippin the streets that used to be online on cal-look.COM

Quaife test ?

Pretty sure it is  Cheesy I just checked to find it, but i couldn't...

So Peter, do you build all the engines for the club? Looks top notch! But do you also run milder engines? Haha, they all look and sound (specs-wise) bad-ass!
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« Reply #184 on: October 05, 2006, 19:30:29 pm »

For the engine ..

 1600 cc. 8.2 : 1CR. with Empi Speedwell sprint kit..

 Ported  & polished s/p heads w/ 39*32 mm...

 Engle W130 camshaft..

 Bosch 010 dist with blue coil..

 1 3/8  custom Stainless dual queit pack..

 

 
welcome to the lounge  HE , I would have wanted to know if the sprintkit was pleasant and supple kit in city, either everything or anything?? I ask this question because also own a sprintkit in my 61 but over a 1200cc but I don't make any preparation engine - > stock just a empi oil pump with filter and empi oil sump
here's my kit, but i don't have the oil cooler behind the fan have you Huh
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« Reply #185 on: October 05, 2006, 20:12:22 pm »

enough with the porn, it's turning into a show off now  Shocked

just kidding  Wink your cars look fab! you should consider fabricating a book of your club, seriously!! have you?

p.s. the burn out pics of the oval look wicked, reminds me of some vid of 2332cc oval rippin the streets that used to be online on cal-look.COM

Quaife test ?

Pretty sure it is  Cheesy I just checked to find it, but i couldn't...

So Peter, do you build all the engines for the club? Looks top notch! But do you also run milder engines? Haha, they all look and sound (specs-wise) bad-ass!

I build most of the motors , but H67 has had his built by Paul Bate , who is a member on here , and another prospect member has had his engine built by someone else . The club is not exclusive to my engines , it's just that when we started the club , I had built all the engines .

The blue 67 will be having a fairly mild 1835cc motor in it , we made the quarter mile time cut off 15.99 secs , to give the smaller engined cars the ability to get in the club .

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« Reply #186 on: October 06, 2006, 03:13:46 am »

For the engine ..

 1600 cc. 8.2 : 1CR. with Empi Speedwell sprint kit..

 Ported  & polished s/p heads w/ 39*32 mm...

 Engle W130 camshaft..

 Bosch 010 dist with blue coil..

 1 3/8  custom Stainless dual queit pack..

 

 
welcome to the lounge  HE , I would have wanted to know if the sprintkit was pleasant and supple kit in city, either everything or anything?? I ask this question because also own a sprintkit in my 61 but over a 1200cc but I don't make any preparation engine - > stock just a empi oil pump with filter and empi oil sump
here's my kit, but i don't have the oil cooler behind the fan have you Huh
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speedwell

 Hi Speedwell,

 I 've used this Sprintkit for 20 years daily driver..

 Got it from the local Austin Mini garage in bangkok, brandnew with instruction manual..

 This kit came with 1500 adapter but didn't have the oil cooler..

 From the past ,inside the engine is stock 1600cc..

 It's OK for 1600 w/dual stromberg carb ,equal to dual 34 ICT..

 Now ,I've prepared ported & polished heads with 39mm. intake,32mm. exaust..

 H/D single valve spring, chromoly retainer..

 German lifter, chromoly pushrod..

 Balanced stock flywheel & crankshaft..

 H/D oil pump w/ oil filter , I don't have oil sump,but use windage tray..   

 This engine is fine , good respond from 2000-6000 rpm..

 But that I've told before, the idle is too high (14-1500rpm)..

 Maybe I 've change the cam to W100 , because I plan to install the air condition unit next year..

 I 'm very impressive with your sprintkit topic , I love this kit..

 regards,

 Eh..

 
 
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« Reply #187 on: October 06, 2006, 10:50:11 am »

Oh yes , all our cars are street , that's what Cal-Look is about , no race cars please .

The bearings have come from VW Speedshop , I think they are BugPack ones , I have used them before with no problems .




Ok you have lost me you do not know what make are the bearings. I think they are BugPack because you have used them before. If i was to take $5000+ for a motor that i was putting together for someone. They would get a list of all the parts used  lets see (what bearings do i have in my motor). (Dont know but they are ok i have used them before) ok can i have my money back now. Huh



Very good first post , and you are Huh

I wonder , the use of the dollar sign must mean your American , yeah right  Roll Eyes

I stand by everything I build , and our cars get driven all the time .

 I get my parts from the guy with the quickest Beetle and van in Europe , so if he supplies me some bearings and says they are good , I use them , I did before , and the car they were in got raced  , a lot , and driven on the road a lot , when the engine was taken apart for new heads and a freshen up , the bearings were fine .

And when my friend , that has the bearings , gets his car back , finished after a £ 40 K plus rebuild , he will get a list of everything in the car , what make everything is  , down to the last nut and bolt .

So far this forum has been a friendly place , try not to ruin it eh  Wink



And we wish to keep this forum a friendly place in the future as well!

Folks, we do not accept double ID`s - enough said!

Remember, we`re in this for the fun.

Best rgs
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« Reply #188 on: October 06, 2006, 14:34:01 pm »

Yes , If don't have the courage to put your name by your post , then don't post .

If you have a problem with me , I run a business , my names there , I'm sure you can find my address , or PM me and I'll send it to you , then if you have the guts , come and express your problem to me face to face .

This forum has been great so far , it would be a shame to ruin it with all the childish bickering that has ruined the UK forums .


Back to the cars ...


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« Reply #189 on: October 06, 2006, 22:13:25 pm »

For me the engine could be a "black box". I don't care what is inside the engine as long as it does what it is supposed to do.

BTW, I have one of the fastest N/A cal-lookers  in europe and I have no clue what brand the bearings are! And yes, flanged cranks works on the street as long as you don't have the clutch down in traffic lights. Just have it in neutral until it is green.

...and keep the forum friendly. Isn't that what the hobby is about? Having fun!
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« Reply #190 on: October 07, 2006, 12:26:40 pm »

eh...i have a question...are you a friend of Pat(Napat(ppp))?
i am.....and i'm going to meet up with him and some of his friends in hua hin 24th november and later in BKK.
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« Reply #191 on: October 07, 2006, 15:52:10 pm »

Here is a small video,off me at KZF in Holland.

http://www.brandenburgsejohn.nl/movie/jp.wmv
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« Reply #192 on: October 08, 2006, 11:37:49 am »

eh...i have a question...are you a friend of Pat(Napat(ppp))?
i am.....and i'm going to meet up with him and some of his friends in hua hin 24th november and later in BKK.

 Hi Nick..

 You're right ,I'm a Pat's friend..

 Welcome to Thailand for a new trip..

 I hope to meet you next month if possible..

 eh...
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« Reply #193 on: October 09, 2006, 16:46:54 pm »

My '58 ragtop -  El Diablo Gris
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« Reply #194 on: October 09, 2006, 17:34:06 pm »

Hey Darrell! Good to see you have found the real cal look site! It was good seeing you in Vegas, but when can I see that car of yours in the flesh??
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« Reply #195 on: October 09, 2006, 19:31:06 pm »

Nice car! I've just bought the Ultra VW of this month. Every detail is superb!  Cool
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« Reply #196 on: October 10, 2006, 02:28:29 am »

Hey Darrell, I got a chance to check out your car at Cruizin for the Cure.

I love the detail work on it. Plus it's best application of Gas Burners I've seen.

What is the scoop on the fan housing? Who's it made by? Any cooling issues?

Rick
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« Reply #197 on: October 10, 2006, 03:18:28 am »

Thanks guys!  Zach, your either going to have to come back out to So Cal, or wait until Bug-O-Rama Phoenix.  Grin

Jesse, I think they did a pretty good job too, but Stephan took almost 600 photos of the car, and I think Street VW (Vol #53) used more of the detailed shots.

Rick - That is a Competition Engineering carbon fiber housing with a Porsche 993 fan and alternator.  It is the only housing I found that would fit the larger fan, both width wise as well as depth (it's a 115 amp alt with it's own cooling fan on the back side).

Thanks again! 

Darrell
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« Reply #198 on: October 10, 2006, 12:28:08 pm »

amazing car I saw on Ultra VW...
compliments!!!!!
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2000 BHP right there  Kiss
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« Reply #207 on: October 12, 2006, 19:44:04 pm »

Pete, question I have been meaning to ask you for ages.......... how is your relationship with your neighbouring businesses on the estate where your based?  Grin

You or some of the boys always seem to be doing burnouts your gaff   Grin
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« Reply #208 on: October 12, 2006, 23:38:31 pm »

Hi everyone,

Nice rides people... My first bug was going to become a cal-look but a blond bimbo turned it into a pice of crap... My new one '69 bug (it is a cheepest version wchich has been made since '67 til '70 something - no fuel gauge, no chrome trim on the hood only VW emblem, 6V Cheesy maybe any of you know how it is called... I heard that something like schpere kafer... sorry for selling). It is on a good way to became a cal-look... he has T-bars allredy Smiley and a twin dellorto engine (1600ccm for start...). I've got only the engine pix Smiley when I'll finish my looker I'll show it to you all Smiley
I hope the pic will apear Smiley
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« Reply #209 on: October 13, 2006, 00:03:45 am »

Oh yes , all our cars are street , that's what Cal-Look is about , no race cars please .

The bearings have come from VW Speedshop , I think they are BugPack ones , I have used them before with no problems .

Wow, a flange crank in a street engine - how cool is that!! And this is not even the first one if I understand you correctly? Does the bearing cope well with the extra wear?

Hmmmm, maybe I will try a flange crank instead of a wedged one on my next engine  Smiley

I have one other customer running one on the street , and Paul Hamilton at VWSpeedshop , has one in his 12.5 second Bay window panel , that he drives 100 miles to York raceway , runs mid 12's all day , then drives home .

I think the trick is to not hang about at all on the clutch , shift as quick as possible to minimise wear on the thrust surface .

We only go over to the flange cranks , for M&H treads or slicks .

oh yeah that day was veeery nice...  Grin and the faces of audi TT driver's wchich was the oponent of Paul were cool also  Grin yup that car is rally great... Pete haven't told that Paul went by it to Santa Pod for Bug Jam from Manchester and all way back...Too bad that the wether on Bug Jam was preete bad and they closed the track and they eaven didn't allowe Paul to spean a litle bit, but it was funn eaven though... when Paul launched on the road for fire turck...By the way... have you ever wonder what was the fuel consumptionin that panelvan?  Grin
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