MGB V8 4.6 overtaking at Castle Combe

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Uploaded by on Nov 29, 2009

Trackday Clips from 2009 Castle Combe 1969 MGB V8 (This car is 40 years old)

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  • Also custom made anti Tramps. Gearbox is R380. Lots of alterations to suspension mounting points. Handling is very forgiving but will bite if pushed too far. Brakes are superb and never fade or go long. Only downside is that is not good in the wet!

    Cheers

    Mark

  • Hi and thanks, Front Brakes are wilwood 298mm x34mm vented discs with superlite new 4 pot calipers. Rears are wilwood vented discs with cosworth 4x4 single pot calipers ( all discs mount to custom made aluminium bells) Home made triple master cylinder pedal bos with dash adjuster for front / rear bias. rear springs are single composite from Doug Jackson with custom Protech shocks front Ron Hopkinson kit, custom protech shocks. 1" front ARB, 5/8" Rear ARB. Custom panhard bar @ specific height

  • Hi and thanks, Front Brakes are wilwood 298mm x34mm vented discs with superlite new 4 pot calipers. Rears are wilwood vented discs with cosworth 4x4 single pot calipers ( all discs mount to custom made aluminium bells) Home made triple master cylinder pedal bos with dash adjuster for front / rear bias. rear springs are single composite from Doug Jackson with custom Protech shocks front Ron Hopkinson kit, custom protech shocks. 1" front ARB, 5/8" Rear ARB. Custom panhard bar @ specific height

  • Hi and thanks, Front Brakes are wilwood 298mm x34mm vented discs with superlite new 4 pot calipers. Rears are wilwood vented discs with cosworth 4x4 single pot calipers ( all discs mount to custom made aluminium bells) Home made triple master cylinder pedal bos with dash adjuster for front / rear bias. rear springs are single composite from Doug Jackson with custom Protech shocks front Ron Hopkinson kit, custom protech shocks. 1" front ARB, 5/8" Rear ARB. Custom panhard bar @ specific height

  • Very nice car! Your videos are really an inspiration to those of us who are planning, or working on V8 conversions for our mgbs. I was curious as to what the fastest speed that you have obtained would be. Everyone tells me that the car wont be able to use the power, because it will lift, but I beg to disagree. ;)

  • Thanks, I have a 140mph speedo and on this track it goes off the scale at the fastest point, but in reality I used a sat nav a couple of years ago which recorded a top speed of 131mph which must be fairly accurate. With the modifications since I must be pulling a genuine 135mph. Car doesnt lift at speed but the steering gets ultra sensitive.

    Cheers Mark

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  • Nice video, nice action, nice sound. That's one quick B !

  • Hiya! Amazing car! Can you talk about some specs except the engine? I have a V8 for trackdays too, but nowhere as fast :-( Like brakes, suspension, gearbox etc...? Would be very helpful thanks

  • Evos, a Westfield and even a Ferrari in another video. This car is seriously fast with you behind the wheel!

  • fuking love it! 

  • The first time i seen your MG i was 16, filling up at Warminster service station on my moped, and i remember hearing it before seeing it! Since then ive followed you many times, even a couple of times to Combe. The car and the way you drive is just unbelievable, ill never forget RS Combe 09, you were dominating on track all day long!

    Keep up the good driving!

  • Proves modern cars dont have shit on the REAL classics

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