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Superlight R / R400 Spec Caterham 208bhp


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The lure of racing is just too much...so an Academy car beckons. Hence current 7 has to go so and is therefore up for sale.

 

The car is in good condition, not perfect, odd stone chips and blemishes here and there but it is an extremely well spec'd and fast k series car.

 

More suited to people wanting to enjoy brisk blatting, sprinting or track days....this is not a car for the tourers or people with SBFS fetish.

 

Afraid the car is located way up country in SW Scotland - we are just over 2 hours from Preston, 50 mins from Carlisle.

 

I've used it for the past few years for short road blats, but it is a sweetly set up car that really looks the part.

 

Price £15,250 - Please BM me for more info or to discuss

 

Spec & Photos below

 

http://www.gorsebank.com/gorsebank_equestrian/Cat7/imag010.jpg

http://www.gorsebank.com/gorsebank_equestrian/Cat7/imag012.jpg

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http://www.gorsebank.com/gorsebank_equestrian/Cat7/imag011.jpg

 

 

The basic car is a 1998 Roadsports A car which has had a long list of parts added to it, one key benefit due to its age is that it does not require a cat.

 

1998 Caterham 7 Roadsport

13800 miles show on taco

 

Taxed til July 2012

MOT'd til July 2012

 

Engine

1800cc Rover K series

Caterham Dry Sump system

Gold Dry sump pump

208bhp@7220rpm (setup by DVA Power)

Full rebuild by DVA Power around 3000 miles ago (have bills totalling over £3k)

Forged Pistons

Modified Oil pump

Latest spec main & big-end bearings

Crank, front pulley, flywheel & Clutch dynamically balanced

Oil pickup pipe and sump gasket modified for improved flow

Latest spec Landrover 5 layer & shim head gasket

Genuine VVC big valve head - ported & polished

Lightweight VVC tappets

Piper 285H cams

Piper heavy duty valve springs & caps

Piper adjustable vernier pulleys

Jenvey DTH throttle bodies

Bernard Scouse airbox, filter & ducting

Emerald 32bit programmable ECU (with leads)

Caterham R3/4/500 larger bore primaries

Rare Caterham R3/4/500 extended re packable silencer

Samco coolant hoses

Lightweight flywheel

AP racing clutch plate and cover

Recent starter motor

 

Transmission

Caterham 6 Speed box - refreshed 2500 miles ago by Road and race transmissions uprated with a later 4th gear and for better oil flow

3.92 AP Suretrac LSD also refreshed by road and race transmissions at the same time.

 

Chassis and Suspension

De-dion race chassis (handbrake under dash)

Under chassis gravel pulley guard

22% Steering Rack

Widetrack front suspension with interchangeable anti roll bars

Caterham Bilstein dampers

Adjustable spring platforms

Adjustable Rear anti roll bar

 

Wheels and Tyres

13" caterham antracite alloys (6.5 front 8.5 Rears)

Either Avon CR500

 

Braking

Caterham AP 4 Pot front brakes

Carbon Metallic Pads

Race master cylinder

Adjustable rear bias

 

Exterior Bits

Subaru WR blue paintwork

Exposed Carbon Wings front and rear

Carbon Nose Cone (carbon band exposed)

Carbon indicator pods

Carbon rear light surrounds

Carbon sill protectors

Carbon central and side mirrors

Black 5 ¾ Headlamps

Black full screen

Black full screen

Battery kill switch

Black Caterham aero filler cap

SLR rollcage

Lower side impact bar (colour coded)

 

Interior Bits

Carbon Dash

Tillet Seats

Caterham/Luke 6pt harnesses

Plumbed extinguisher system

Quick release Momo wheel

MOG half doors

Omex shift lights

Dry cell battery (new Feb 2012 relocated in the boot)

Stack mechanical oil pressure gauge

Starter button

Waterproof(-ish) cockpit cover

 

Private plate L7EVL included.

 

 

Edited by - paul aram on 4 Apr 2012 12:49:45

 

Edited by - paul aram on 1 Jun 2012 13:41:23

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Now look for those of you who think that Scotland is already split from the UK and that strip searching is undertaken at the Gretna Border Control buy Sue Bo's sister - these rumours are not true!

 

You don't have to use a ferry to have a look at the car, Braveheart will not ravage your missus and Gordon Brown FM is not a mandatory radio channel.

 

You'll discover stunning traffic free roads, no mention of the Olympics and at the end of your journey, at the end of the rainbow a lovely seven - who I promise the first to see and drive will want to buy.

 

So those who think that tarmac stops at Cannock and that Wigan is a wash with pie eating cowboys please stop this north south stereotyping!

Thank you

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