07/10/2009 19:45:06 chrisburton84 As Im rather skint at the moment the only way to make my TF feel faster is to make it lighter has anybody done this to theirs what was removed etc. How did it affect the handling braking accleration etc I have been thinking about removing the passenger seat as it seems to weigh alot but am unsure as to how legal this is and would it be allowed on a track. Any help as to what I can do on barely any money would be great. Many thanks

07/10/2009 20:54:34 Steve Hill The cheapest way to go faster on track is to invest in some instruction. :)

14/10/2009 15:06:39 Rob Bell How low can you go? Weight wise that is? Dunno, but I am doing this to Project Shed... It's not a daily driver, so no interior, no heater, no... well, the list goes on a bit actually. Will be interesting to see how low I can get the weight before having to spend money on light-weight replacement parts! More here: [url]http://mgf.ultimatemg.com/project_shed/index.htm[/url]

14/10/2009 17:37:05 Stu [quote=Rob Bell]How low can you go? Weight wise that is? Dunno, but I am doing this to Project Shed... It's not a daily driver, so no interior, no heater, no... well, the list goes on a bit actually. Will be interesting to see how low I can get the weight before having to spend money on light-weight replacement parts! More here: [URL="http://mgf.ultimatemg.com/project_shed/index.htm"]http://mgf.ultimatemg.com/project_shed/index.htm[/URL][/quote] Great Scott ! He's alive !!! :p Stu;)

15/10/2009 00:47:55 Tim On a strict diet of carrots and celery for a couple of months you can loose more weight, more cheaply than any other method. :o Tim

16/10/2009 13:15:26 Rob Bell Carrots and celery? You're joking. Pass the chips.