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Monday, January 08, 2007

Peugeot 306 GTi-6 Rally Car FOR SALE

The Ultimate Clubman Rally Car

Engine and ancillaries:

2.0L 16V XU10J2RS Peugeot engine

Enlargened inlet and exhaust ports

Incresed compression

Vernier cam pulleys accompanied by optimised cam timing

Peugeot factory baffled sump

Magness stainless exhaust

Standard Peugeot 306 Gti/Rallye 4 branch exhaust manifold

Competition engine mounts

 

Transmission:

Kaaz Limited Slip Diff (code: 71243-500)

Close ratio 6-speed synchro gearbox with 4:8 final drive

Rose jointed gear linkages

Heavy duty organic clutch

Competition gearbox mounts

 

Suspension and brakes:

Adjustable front struts with Bilstein dampers

Bilstein rear dampers

Standard Peugeot 306 Gti/Rallye rear beam fitted with 20mm torsion bar

Standard Peugeot 306 Gti/Rallye discs and calipers fitted with Mintex F4R brake pads on tarmac and Mintex 11-55 pads for gravel

Hydraulic fly off hand brake

Adjustable, hydraulic brake bias valve

 

Safety features:

Sparco Pro2000 bucket seats with facility for 6-point harnesses

Lifeline 1.75L AFFF handheld extinguisher

Lifeline Zero2000 plumbed in extinguisher

Brantz 25 tripmeter

Custom Cages weld in roll cage with rear cross bars and triangulated to the struts

OMP Steering wheel and boss

Alloy tank and sump guards

Aluminium co-driver’s foot rest

Additional Push Start button

The harnesses currently in the car are not homolgated after 2007 and so we will sell the car fitted with new harnesses with an adequate homologation time.

 

Notable results:

2004 – Mutiny National gravel rally 3rd overall, 1st in class

2005 – Ditton Priors (single venue mixed surafce rally), were 1st in class and 4th overall until we hit a kerb

2006 – Roger Albert Clark rally – set several top 5 stage times, was one of only 11 finishers in the modern category and would have had a good result were it not for a couple of poor stage times as a result of punctures.

PLEASE CONTACT GWYNNESPEED FOR FURTHER INFO:

T: 0871 230 950

E: sales@gwynnespeed.co.uk

 


Saturday, November 25, 2006

SUPERB VALUE MUD FLAP MATERIAL FOR SALE!

Available & in stock now - 3mm thick 300mm wide red polyethelene mud flap material.

This is ideal as a solution to K 37.9.6 as well as being perfect for sill and under body protection

Now availble for just £20.00 per metre (inc. VAT + £4.95 P+P).

Also available in 10m rolls for just £160.00 (inc. VAT + £4.95 P+P).

This material is highly durable and flexible and so it won't disintegrate after 1 gravel stage!

FOR MORE DETAILS OR TO PLACE AN ORDER, please contact GwynneSpeed:

T: 0871 230 9500

F: 0871 661 6048

E: sales@gwynnespeed.co.uk


Wednesday, November 22, 2006

GwynneSpeed's Peugeot 306 GTi-6 vs. Rogert Albert Clark Rally 2006!

Saturday 18th November 2006 until Monday 20th November saw the Roger Albert Clark Rally, based in Harrogate and run by De Lacy Motor Club take place.  This rally is an infamous test of man and car as it covers 200 stage miles of testing forest stages and it is based on how the "old" RAC rally used to be with the emphasis on endurance!

Jack Cooke, a dentist from Harrogate and his brother, Mike decided to take the RAC challenge on and duly hired the GwynneSpeed Peugeot 306 GTi-6 to contest the rally.  Unfortunately, Jack's busy schedule meant that he had no time for testing the car prior to the event and so his first experience of driving the 2.0 litre 16 valve machine was on the way to the 1st stage around Yorkshire Showground! 

For the duration of day 1, the Cooke brothers set consistent stage times and due to an unfortunate brake problem on stage 4 they were forced drop some time.  Jack had decided to treat day 1 purely as a test day in order for him to learn the car and get used to driving a front wheel drive car.  However at the end of day 1, they lay 12th overall in the open rally and 8th in class.

Day 2 started from Carlisle and showed how much Jack and Mike had got used to the car and started to gain confidence.  However a cold, icy first stage was possibly not what they needed to start day 2 with.  Stage 12 caught a lot of people out with 12 cars going off in Ae forest.  This meant that Jack & Mike were forced to slow right down when passing the crashed cars.  On the second run through Ae they took 2 minutes 30 seconds out of their own time!  During day 2, the brothers got up to 6th overall & 5th in class in the open rally.  An unlucky incident involving a sharp rock on stage 18 caused the crew to lose a lot of time with a puncture although they ended day 2 lying 8th overall and 7th in class.

Following the overnight halt in Carlisle, day 3 started badly - stage 20 was a re-run of stage 18 and unbelievably, the same sharp rock struck again and caused another puncture!  This was a sign of things to come for day 3 and for the crew suffered a total of 3 more punctures due to the rough Kielder stages.  The impact on the rock also caused a stress fracture to the 306's subframe which became apparent after stage 25, the grueling 18.8 miles of Pundershaw.  However the crew managed to nurse the car back to service at Croft where the GwynneSpeed service crew repaired the damaged subframe and enabled Jack & Mike to go on and set 3rd fastest stage time on the last stage of the rally!  However the bad luck of having 4 punctures during the event meant that they finished 11th overall & 7th in class in the open rally.

The fact that the crew finished this extremely tough rally is a true testament to not only Jack & Mike but also the car and all of the GwynneSpeed crew!

Congratulations!!

View video clips:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNf4H87phvY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A98Crt-0V3U&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy1TA9deNsE&mode=related&search=

For more details about the rally, visit:
http://www.rogeralbertclarkrally.co.uk



Thursday, October 19, 2006

Professional photographer now at Rally School!

GwynneSpeed are pleased to announce that they have joined forces with Nigel Eddleston-Dyke from EDP Photo News.  He will be attending selected rally school days to capture your controlled power slides and handbrake turns using his vast experience in motorsport photography. 

His "Print While You Wait" service means that you can look at proofs with no obligation to buy and if you like any, he will print them off while you wait.  You can also have text added to your photo or have your photo made into a mouse mat, mug, keyring, chopping board, fridge mat etc etc!  The possibilities are endless...!

For more details, please visit http://www.edpphoto.com