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Anyone going to Brands Hatch to watch the BTTC this weekend, or watching it on tv? Well, a while back at Silverstone a BRDC Rising Star driver, called Jake Hill, took a spin in my BRZ and you can see Jake driving BTCC this weekend at the wheel of the Rob Austin/Exocet Audi. Posted Image

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Well the forced induction choice is made but I'd just been clearing up one engineering matter around my gauges, so didn't want to say anything. Have decided to go the Litchfield SC route and with a fair wind it will be fitted by Spa; Iain will be doing my suspension as well. Been a long wait but this has largely been due to the amount of testing that he has done, and that is very important to me. Why SC? I think it suits the car and the power delivery will be perfect for my , mostly track, usage. Posted Image

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The question now is why Litchfield's SC over say Abbey's or whoevers? Don't Litchfield do different stages of tuning for the SC kit? That's a pretty quick turnaround, looking forward to hearing more about this!!!

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Now this is getting interesting. I'd be very interested to see how Litchfield's rotrex set up delivers having driven Abbey's twin scroll set up. I'm guessing the power delivery of the rotrex will be more peaky than that of the twin screw set up. But, that could be more in keeping with the power delivery of the standard car, which may well suit it very well.

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Time for a recap before we start on the next Chapter;

Number 1 BRZ ( photos for Subaru UK Press Release )

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Stock, but not for long

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Yikes; radiogram

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First mod ;)

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Not quite run in; time for a trackday

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Dyno

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Silverstone with some serious tin

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Remap

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STI Brace Bar

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STI Splitter

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Moody Spa

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Brilliant Spa

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STI springs arrive

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Hubba

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Pit garage at Silverstone with the Rays

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I love Silverstone

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Gear change too leggy

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Old school dials

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Brake decision made

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Not bad Ed! 

 

Nice wheels! 

 

Surprised you rate Silverstone. Though racing on it was good fun due to so much width, driving it on a trackday was a tad boring I always thought. 

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That oversize sump seems a good idea to me, prefer to have plenty of oil after killing a 2ZZ-GE in my T-Sport when cornering hard.

I loved the power delivery of that engine, took off at 6.2k, perfectly matched to the gearbox in Celica, take it to the redline, up a cog and just right to do it again.

Alec

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Same sump as me, nicely made and bloody good value too.

Looking lurvly matey, a nice complete set of mods there. I'm still lacking coilovers, alloys and a bbk :(

How many horses are you aiming for?

Great of you to like your own post mate

I'd like 300bhp ish with trackday durability.

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