Zelandeth Posted August 13, 2023 Posted August 13, 2023 New arrival means a new post on this thread. 2006 Peugeot Partner Escapade. Also known as me realising quite how badly I need to clean the instrument panel. LightBulbFun 1
Zelandeth Posted September 5, 2023 Posted September 5, 2023 Latest addition to the fleet here. 1975 Rover P6 3500. Minimad5, High Jetter, mat_the_cat and 9 others 12
Weird Car Posted October 3, 2023 Posted October 3, 2023 Austin & Pontiac Six-cylinder, ETCHY, LightBulbFun and 3 others 6
willswitchengage Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 9 hours ago, Weird Car said: Austin & Pontiac What engine only spins to 4500rpm? That's a petrol surely?!
Weird Car Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 1 hour ago, willswitchengage said: What engine only spins to 4500rpm? That's a petrol surely?! Yes 3.8 V6 petrol willswitchengage 1
Sham Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 It's also American. Peak revs matter not at all. It's all about the lazy torque. An engine builder who deals with American muscle cars will make a huge deal out of making an engine reliable at 6k rpm. For Europeans, that's where the fun starts. Rust Collector, PhilA, calebaaront and 1 other 4
calebaaront Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 1997 Suzuki Baleno GLX Six-cylinder and Weird Car 2
Garythesnail Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 Shamelessly stolen from one of @PhilA's latest installments on the Pontiac. It's not a competition but Phil wins. Zelandeth, PhilA, MiniMinorMk3 and 3 others 5 1
EyesWeldedShut Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 Tonight - Ovlov 940 - crushingly analogue MiniMinorMk3, Six-cylinder and Rust Collector 3
PhilA Posted October 4, 2023 Posted October 4, 2023 12 hours ago, Sham said: It's also American. Peak revs matter not at all. It's all about the lazy torque. An engine builder who deals with American muscle cars will make a huge deal out of making an engine reliable at 6k rpm. For Europeans, that's where the fun starts. Most American engines are designed to be low revving. Long distance highway travel with a V8 wailing away at 3500 rpm grates the nerves after a while so most are tuned for gobs of low end torque to allow highway travel at 70 under 2000, in a lot of cases under 1600 so the only way to gain enough flexibility is dynamic cam timing. Most don't bother and just make the engine slow and torquey. Look at my tach. It goes up to 4000. That's well into the red. Phil Rust Collector 1
Skcat Posted November 26, 2023 Posted November 26, 2023 2008 chevrolet epica / deawoo toscu Rust Collector, Six-cylinder, Zelandeth and 1 other 4
lesapandre Posted November 27, 2023 Posted November 27, 2023 '86 Nissan Cedric. Matty, High Jetter, willswitchengage and 5 others 8
Zelandeth Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 The dash lighting is marginally more effective than the headlights. Trabant 601S. I get the impression that there should maybe be a second lamp in there helping out based on the light distribution. LightBulbFun, Matty, MiniMinorMk3 and 3 others 6
willswitchengage Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 On 18/11/2023 at 13:02, MJK 24 said: What's that? MJK 24 1
stuboy Posted December 15, 2023 Posted December 15, 2023 1 hour ago, willswitchengage said: What's that? ford granada MJK 24 1
Justwatching Posted December 29, 2023 Posted December 29, 2023 Ford Mustang (SN-95) cobblers and Turbowomble 2
calebaaront Posted March 27, 2024 Posted March 27, 2024 1996 Daimler XJ6 4.0 Hearse LightBulbFun, willswitchengage, Carl1981 and 2 others 5
calebaaront Posted March 27, 2024 Posted March 27, 2024 43 minutes ago, Minimad5 said: 406 Brings back memories of when my Dad had one when I was a nipper. He Converted his estate into a 7 seater Minimad5 1
Rust Collector Posted April 16, 2024 Posted April 16, 2024 Help yourselves to another night time pic of the Pontiac, this time in my ownership. I quite like the dash on this one, it definitely gives me that warm, fuzzy feeling 😅 Justwatching, Zelandeth, LightBulbFun and 3 others 6
Weird Car Posted July 19, 2024 Posted July 19, 2024 My new Audi, I forgot just how moody these cockpits are Carl1981, MiniMinorMk3 and Popsicle 3
Zelandeth Posted July 23, 2024 Posted July 23, 2024 Latest fleet arrival. 2007 Volvo V70 D5 SE. A fantastic example of carefully considered lighting decisions and chromatic consistency. Popsicle, Wibble, adw1977 and 3 others 6
somewhatfoolish Posted August 27, 2024 Posted August 27, 2024 How not to design a dashboard, by Pininfarina. lesapandre 1
Dyslexic Viking Posted August 31, 2024 Posted August 31, 2024 Almost night. High Jetter, andyberg, Spiny Norman and 5 others 8
Spiny Norman Posted September 2, 2024 Posted September 2, 2024 I've had this car since May and realised tonight this was the first time I've driven it in proper darkness. Rust Collector 1
PhilA Posted September 2, 2024 Posted September 2, 2024 I forgot that I fixed all the lights in the Jaaaag. Simple, and quite a nice color also. Justwatching 1
Rocket88 Posted September 2, 2024 Posted September 2, 2024 On 15/12/2023 at 16:29, Zelandeth said: The dash lighting is marginally more effective than the headlights. Trabant 601S. I get the impression that there should maybe be a second lamp in there helping out based on the light distribution. Surely the chances of getting into the dark side of a Trabant speedo are pretty minimal? ( no offence)
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