Rossins Posted June 26, 2022 Share Posted June 26, 2022 For Sale – Westfield SuperTec - 628BHP per Tonne - £27,777. Due to an unexpected opportunity I offer for sale a well known & very special Westfield (Nessie). Whilst owning the car it has been developed further preparing the car for use on public roads (improved cooling, installation of larger fuel tank and compressor to operate the Quaife sequential paddle change & remapped by NMS 330BHP). It now has passed an MOT (daylight running) History The car was originally built to a very high standard by Paul Aspden, the founder of Playskool Motorsport in circa 1999/2000. It was also owned by WSCC legends, Steve Davies and latterly Mike Allard (The Duck). Mike ran the car successfully in the Speed Series for a time before Richard Kerr purchased her in around 2005/6. It ran a high performance Vauxhall XE with around 235hp and was mated to a Quaife Syncro box. Initial development produced more power (262 BHP), a Quaife Dog Box. Resulting in winning the Speed Series outright in ’09. The biggest developments came in 2012 when the journey to 357hp began. Two years spare time lost in the workshop, developing parts, engineering them, trial fitting, many late nights, a whole load of goodwill and a substantial amount of money later, the SuperTec was born! Not for the faint hearted, this car will do 0 – 60 in 2.5 seconds and will get you to 100mph in under 5.7 seconds, it really is that quick! Spec as follows: Engine Freshly rebuilt in 2020, mapped & run in by Troy at NMS. Covered less than 500 miles. 2.0 Supercharged Duratec producing 357bhp on NMS Rollers (525kg car) - car detuned to 330BHP by Troy 2021. Carillo Steel Rods Supertech Pistons – Brand New for 2020 Newman Cams Cosworth Steel Crank Uprated Valves Uprated Springs Rotrex C30-94 Supercharger on Custom lightweight mount 750cc Injectors Custom 4-2-1 Exhaust with 50mm headers Titan Dry Sump Titan Oil Pump SBD Dry Sump Tank All Newly made Braided oil lines with matt black couplings Small Lightweight Denso Alternator on custom Bracketry TTV 1 Piece Custom Crack pulley, keyed to suit crank All Custom engine Mounts – engine solidly mounted Bespoke Motorsport Wiring Loom Custom PCCB Delete plate Throttle Bodies Bespoke Polycarbonate Plenum Bespoke Aluminium Intercooler Upgraded Golf Radiator Lightweight Plumbing with Co-ordinating Blue silicon hoses, (Water and Air) Davies Craig Electric Water Pump and controller DTA S100 ECU Controlling Engine and Sequential Gearbox Traction Control – wet and dry with interchangeable dial switch settings, Launch control 20 Litre Foam filled Fuel Tank with internal primary pump Fuel swirl Pot High and Low Pressure Fuel Pumps 7” Superclutch SBD Lightened Flywheel Always run on Millers Nano Grade Motorsport Oil Brand New Magnecor leads and plugs It's also worth noting that the car is only running 0.7 bar of boost, there is a lot more power to unleash with fairly minimal effort or expense . Drive Train Quaife 60G Sequential Gearbox on paddles, flat shift controlled via ECU, clutch off the line only! Pneumatically controlled with onboard bottle Box Fully rebuilt 2017 – covered less than 100 miles since Rear Flange Modification Completed Carbon bespoke paddles mounted on Racetec Steering Wheel Lightened and balanced Bailey Morris Propshaft Quaife ATB Differential built into refreshed Sierra Casing Titan Bellhousing Steering and Suspension Titan lightweight bespoke steering Rack (new 2016) Siltec Lightweight Alloy Uprights Siltec Widetrack Wishbones Protech Double Adjustable shocks Front and Rear Eibach Springs 400lbs front 250lbs rear Polybushed Rear Wishbones Playskool Front Anti Roll Bar Playskool Rear Anti Roll Bar Worx Bell Racing Qiuck Release Steering Wheel Boss Wireless Removal of Wheel Bodywork and Chassis Car 525KG Lightweight Westfield ZK Bodywork Mickmade Carbon Side Panels Mickmade Carbon Nose All Carbon Interior Panels Carbon Tillet Seat Playskool 3” Harnesses, FIA Approved and in date Part Honeycomb Composite removable Floor Westfield Lightweight Chassis Caged Homoligated Cage V8 Bonnet Carbon Aeroscreen Carbon Cycle Wings Carbon Boot Cover Carbon dash AIM MXS Strada Programmable Dash, with GPS and Logging (New 2018) Wheels/Tyres 1 Set Force wheels mounted with new Toyo 888 tyres 10” front 12” rear Car is MSA log Booked. Car MOTd (daylight running) This is a serious car with a huge amount of development completed (time and money). Price £27,777 - Caterham 620R performance at a fraction of the price. Please call or email for further information - 07952 513623 Cheers Simon (Photos to follow). 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossins Posted July 2, 2022 Author Share Posted July 2, 2022 Nessie in action Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stephenh Posted July 2, 2022 Share Posted July 2, 2022 The video clip doesn't seem to work for me. Then again, I remember the car well and can vouch for just how incredibly quick this car was Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossins Posted July 7, 2022 Author Share Posted July 7, 2022 Photos of znessie 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cosworthlee Posted July 7, 2022 Share Posted July 7, 2022 That's a serious piece of kit 👌😂 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossins Posted August 22, 2022 Author Share Posted August 22, 2022 I have a dilemma - my new project is at the stage where it needs to come home so I need the garage space. I am a BIG believer that cars need to be driven & enjoyed rather than put into store. I have therefore decided to reduce the price to £25,000. Another option would be to break the car up & sell the components but given the time, money & ingenuity Richard and Luke put into developing the car this option would be a very last resort. Any serious prospective purchases please contact me - If Carlsberg built a Westfield I'm sure this would probably be the car. Its a great feeling to out accelerate a Ferrari 458 costing £175k!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossins Posted September 8, 2022 Author Share Posted September 8, 2022 Having driven the car last week I have decided to keep it & get out on some trackdays. 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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