Rounds 3 and 4 took place on Sunday 19th April at a dry Brands Hatch Indy Circuit. Round 3 For round 3 it started promising with a pole position, but with a small tap from behind at the second corner hairpin causing a spin I was playing catch up for the rest of the race, […]
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the forced lockdown has meant that all motorsport has been canceled in the UK and in many parts of the world. The CNC heads championship which we race in has been no exception. To get our fix of motorsport action the championship competitors have organized an online virtual […]
After years of working on the design, finding manufactures and building a brand I’ve finally achieved my dream of making my own roller rockers for my race engine. I started looking for some roller rockers suitable for the CVH engine a few years ago after buying a Fiesta XR2i as a track toy. The 1.6 […]
During our time racing we have had a few DNF’s due to a cam follower adjusting itself by allowing the bolt to be wound in, therefore we needed a remedy to stop this from happening again a costing us more race finished. The solution has been to install shim washers between the lock nut and […]
We thought you might like a quick update on where we are with our CVH Roller Rocker Arms, well the design & development stage is nearing completion as we are currently in discussions with some of our manufacturing partners to finalise manufacturing details. The specification has been confirmed as; Direct replacements for original arms Billet Aluminium Anodised […]
A few pictures taken from the August Classic Car meet in Hinckley Town Centre. [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”11″ gal_title=”Hinckley Classic Car Meet – August 2017″]
The UK government announced today that they wish to see an end to the sale of petrol and diesel powered vehicle in the UK by 2040. Whilst the principle of using electrically powered propulsion is a good one, it should not be viewed as that only one, there are other clean energy propulsion options being […]
During the winter break a few upgrades and improvements have been planned for the Fiesta. The main improvement being an updated clutch and an upgrade to a new engine management system.
After completing our first year of competitive racing competing in the BARC (NW) CNC Heads Sports and Saloon Car Championship it is time to look back and assess our progress and plan how we will attack the 2016 season.
After an engine failure on an Escort Cosworth it needed to be stripped down to find out what went wrong, the findings make for a warn to others on how much damage can be caused by just one small part failing, and the importance of quality fasteners and meticulous assembly.
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