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Chat Area => Omega Gallery => Topic started by: jemis on 24 February 2008, 16:20:31
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My first omega.
3.0 elite with manual box sold 4 1/2 years ago to buy the second one.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/elite.jpg)
My second omega.
3.0 mv6 auto with leather sold 2 1/2 years ago to buy my current toy.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/mv61.jpg)
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/mv6.jpg)
My third omega.
2.0 cd auto bought in october for winter runabout then added 17" wheels etc, sold last week.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/20.jpg)
My latest omega.
3.0 mv6 manual, bought 2 weeks ago don't have any better pics yet.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/newmv6.jpg)
And finally my toy.
4x4 cosworth sapphire with 400bhp.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00414.jpg)
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00412.jpg)
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00423-1.jpg)
I hope these come out otherwise I have just waisted a long time messing with pictures for nothing (I am at work so I shouldn't complain).
Cheers
N
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oh no a cossie, now i'm going to spend the rest of the day on ebay trying to buy another one ! its a beauty mate and 400 bhp, spot on ! ;D
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very nice motors mate :y
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very nice motors mate :y
Thanks I try my best to keep them looking good.
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not fair wanting fast turbo toy now !! used to have mg meastro turbo built for drag racing and a series 1 rs turbo !! love the cossie bud and the mv6 in black with the arrows on sweet :y
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The cossie is an absolute beast I do enjoy it over the pennines in the summer but it is an expensive hobby about 4mpg when giving it large not much will stay with it though.
Its up on stands at the moment getting a new gearbox and some 330mm 6 pot brakes fitted.
I loved my old mv6 with the momo's on it, had black leather too and I had sold it to a bloke who lived over the road from where we lived at the time. He still has it and I asked if I could buy it back but he won't part with it so I now have the black manual one it needs a couple of small jobs doing but only has 61K on it with dealer history and drives well.
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:y Loving just how clean they all are.
Love the Cossie... I personally would lose the twin headlamps, but I'm picky. And I ain't going to argue with 400bhp...
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Here it is with the standard lights.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/cosworth012.jpg)
Thats how it looked when I bought it 2 years ago.
The basic engine spec was there but it needed some fine tuning and some parts uprating to match the performance it had.
The body work is immaculate is it has spent every winter garaged up.
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The cossie is an absolute beast I do enjoy it over the pennines in the summer but it is an expensive hobby about 4mpg when giving it large [size=14]not much will stay with it though[/size]
Its up on stands at the moment getting a new gearbox and some 330mm 6 pot brakes fitted.
I loved my old mv6 with the momo's on it, had black leather too and I had sold it to a bloke who lived over the road from where we lived at the time. He still has it and I asked if I could buy it back but he won't part with it so I now have the black manual one it needs a couple of small jobs doing but only has 61K on it with dealer history and drives well.
The cossie looks nice, I'm not a big fan of them, to heavy on fuel even in standard trim, i like the new bread of 4WD cars (Evo's etc, etc)
The bloke next door good one very quick Evo 6, 550bhp, 0-62 in 3.34 sec's and top'd out at 187mph. The Miggy look nice ;)
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The cossie is an absolute beast I do enjoy it over the pennines in the summer but it is an expensive hobby about 4mpg when giving it large [size=14]not much will stay with it though[/size]
Its up on stands at the moment getting a new gearbox and some 330mm 6 pot brakes fitted.
I loved my old mv6 with the momo's on it, had black leather too and I had sold it to a bloke who lived over the road from where we lived at the time. He still has it and I asked if I could buy it back but he won't part with it so I now have the black manual one it needs a couple of small jobs doing but only has 61K on it with dealer history and drives well.
The cossie looks nice, I'm not a big fan of them, to heavy on fuel even in standard trim, i like the new bread of 4WD cars (Evo's etc, etc)
The bloke next door good one very quick Evo 6, 550bhp, 0-62 in 3.34 sec's and top'd out at 187mph. The Miggy look nice ;)
Thats one fast evo.
I did toy with the idea of getting either one of them or a p1 impreza but I've wanted a cossie since they came out and last chance I had of owning one the insurance wanted 2.5K but that was in the twocking era.
It must have cost a fortune to get the evo to that spec, the engine in mine will easily take 550 plus bhp with a bigger turbo and injectors it is based of the rs500 touring car engine.
It would be fun on the track but a nightmare to drive on the road unless I spent another few grand on new style engine management and new wiring harness etc.
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Ive always loved cossie,s that's a stunning car you've got their mate :y
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The cossie is an absolute beast I do enjoy it over the pennines in the summer but it is an expensive hobby about 4mpg when giving it large [size=14]not much will stay with it though[/size]
Its up on stands at the moment getting a new gearbox and some 330mm 6 pot brakes fitted.
I loved my old mv6 with the momo's on it, had black leather too and I had sold it to a bloke who lived over the road from where we lived at the time. He still has it and I asked if I could buy it back but he won't part with it so I now have the black manual one it needs a couple of small jobs doing but only has 61K on it with dealer history and drives well.
The cossie looks nice, I'm not a big fan of them, to heavy on fuel even in standard trim, i like the new bread of 4WD cars (Evo's etc, etc)
The bloke next door good one very quick Evo 6, 550bhp, 0-62 in 3.34 sec's and top'd out at 187mph. The Miggy look nice ;)
Thats one fast evo.
I did toy with the idea of getting either one of them or a p1 impreza but I've wanted a cossie since they came out and last chance I had of owning one the insurance wanted 2.5K but that was in the twocking era.
It must have cost a fortune to get the evo to that spec, the engine in mine will easily take 550 plus bhp with a bigger turbo and injectors it is based of the rs500 touring car engine.
It would be fun on the track but a nightmare to drive on the road unless I spent another few grand on new style engine management and new wiring harness etc.
A friend of mine had a RS500, with about 540+bhp, all 8 injectors working, bigger turbo, wired block etc etc he spent something like £45k on the engine, and he'd have to do something to the thing every other week, they are not good an engine at that sort of bhp, unlike the jap engines.
He now has a 700 bhp skylinner R34
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If I had £40k to spend on toys I would have something like that too but instead I will have to settle for my 400bhp cosworth whitch luckily due to its condition is shooting up in value every year.
I paid £5.5K for it 2 1/2 years ago have spent about £2k on it and its now worth about £10K.
Here is the spec
Ford Sierra Sapphire R S Cosworth 4x4 Spec Sheet.
CYLINDER HEAD
Fully ported & polished to touring car spec
Inlet & exhaust manifolds ported to match
2wd Exhaust manifold for superior gas flow
Garrett T34 stage 3 turbo (32psi) with 34 actuator
Mongoose 3 stainless exhaust with modified down pipe & 3 ½ tailpipe
WRC 3 layer metal gasket
ENGINE
200 Long studded block, fully lightened and balanced
7.5:1 Low compression pocketed pistons
2wd Lightweight flywheel
Fully assembled with ARP fastenings & Vibratechnics Mounts
FUEL/AIR & ENGINE MANAGEMENT
044 Group A fuel pump, Group A K&N Air filter
Escort motorsport fuel rail & regulator with Aeroquip lines & fittings
Bosch 403 grey injectors
3 Bar map sensor
Level 8 ECU with baby Pectel & custom chip mapped by Interpro Engineering
Escort motorsport air/air, water/air intercooler with Pace charge cooler kit
Aquamist water injection controlled with S.E.C.S. engine data monitor
TRANSMISSION
Reconditioned MT75 gearbox with uprated bearings & quick shift
Alcon 6 paddle cerametalic clutch
CHASSIS
Koni adjustable shocks with Eibach 30mm lowering springs
Alloy strut braces front & rear
Polybushed front & rear
Wilwood 330mm Front discs with 6 pot callipers & Rally Plus Pads, Goodridge hoses
WHEELS & TYRES
17 OZ Racing lightweight alloys with Kuhmo KU15 Race compound tyres
EXTRAS
Bailey - Header tank, Dump valve, Power steering fluid tank, Oil separator
Spec-R Turbo Damper & Fuse box cover
Samco blue charge hoses & red coolant hoses
Clifford Concept full closure Cat 1 alarm
RS500 Front splitter, Morrette twin headlights, Clear side repeaters
Momo steering wheel, Sparco pedals
Twin pillar pod with Ford racing boost & oil pressure guages
406 bhp & 384 lb/ft Torque
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If I had £40k to spend on toys I would have something like that too but instead I will have to settle for my 400bhp cosworth whitch luckily due to its condition is shooting up in value every year.
I paid £5.5K for it 2 1/2 years ago have spent about £2k on it and its now worth about £10K.
Here is the spec
Ford Sierra Sapphire R S Cosworth 4x4 Spec Sheet.
CYLINDER HEAD
Fully ported & polished to touring car spec
Inlet & exhaust manifolds ported to match
2wd Exhaust manifold for superior gas flow
Garrett T34 stage 3 turbo (32psi) with 34 actuator
Mongoose 3 stainless exhaust with modified down pipe & 3 ½ tailpipe
WRC 3 layer metal gasket
ENGINE
200 Long studded block, fully lightened and balanced
7.5:1 Low compression pocketed pistons
2wd Lightweight flywheel
Fully assembled with ARP fastenings & Vibratechnics Mounts
FUEL/AIR & ENGINE MANAGEMENT
044 Group A fuel pump, Group A K&N Air filter
Escort motorsport fuel rail & regulator with Aeroquip lines & fittings
Bosch 403 grey injectors
3 Bar map sensor
Level 8 ECU with baby Pectel & custom chip mapped by Interpro Engineering
Escort motorsport air/air, water/air intercooler with Pace charge cooler kit
Aquamist water injection controlled with S.E.C.S. engine data monitor
TRANSMISSION
Reconditioned MT75 gearbox with uprated bearings & quick shift
Alcon 6 paddle cerametalic clutch
CHASSIS
Koni adjustable shocks with Eibach 30mm lowering springs
Alloy strut braces front & rear
Polybushed front & rear
Wilwood 330mm Front discs with 6 pot callipers & Rally Plus Pads, Goodridge hoses
WHEELS & TYRES
17 OZ Racing lightweight alloys with Kuhmo KU15 Race compound tyres
EXTRAS
Bailey - Header tank, Dump valve, Power steering fluid tank, Oil separator
Spec-R Turbo Damper & Fuse box cover
Samco blue charge hoses & red coolant hoses
Clifford Concept full closure Cat 1 alarm
RS500 Front splitter, Morrette twin headlights, Clear side repeaters
Momo steering wheel, Sparco pedals
Twin pillar pod with Ford racing boost & oil pressure guages
406 bhp & 384 lb/ft Torque
gorgeous, 8-) 8-) 8-)
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in about 1990 i wanted a 2wd sapphire to use as a taxi (bit daft i know but at the time it didn't matter) id seen the car that i wanted, love at first sight and all of that stuff and phoned to change my insurance over Certainly sir that will be £1000 i thought result then came, A WEEK i picked myself up off the floor and stood in stunned silence the chap thought it was the funniest thing ever,so needless to say that's about as close as Ive come to cossie ownership
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wow! Look at the engine in that cossie. always been a fan of them cossies!!!!
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very nice looking motors mate, i see you are a man after my own heart. omegas and sierras, i have an mv6 migga and a sierra xr4x4. not quite a cossie though
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very nice love the coseworth amd the best one the saphire,love it 8-) 8-) 8-) by the way you guys from teeside,you should add yourself's to the map so we know ruffly where abouts you are i'm already on there :y :y :y
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The toy know back on the road with new brakes and wheels.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00625.jpg)
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00634.jpg)
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj315/jemis123/DSC00635.jpg)
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LOVE the new wheels on your motor!....and those brakes look pretty hefty! :D
....also liking standard front lights ::)
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The brakes are wilwood 6 pot calipers with with 330mm compbrake bells and rotors, they cost more than my MV6 but they don't half stop it fast.
Wheels look awesome but are a bugger to keep clean, the fronts are black within about 50 miles from the brake dust.