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Author wheel fixed and polished (mmm shiney) and skirt's just about done
jimmy 2.1
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After yesterday's disaster with half a brick on the motorway, my wheel is now fixed and my skirt that got pulled off is now just about done. i've also polished the dish on the wheels to near mirror finish! here's the pics...







one of the front just for the hell of it



MASSIVE pics sorry

[Edited on 08-06-2006 by jimmy 2.1]
John G
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8th Jun 06 at 14:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
good work u sorted it all yaself

ya dnt waste much time do ya
Rileysport
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jimmy 2.1
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the wheel was straightened at a place near me, but i did all the polishing and the work on the skirt.

just got the matching dietrich rear bumper to go on and a smooth tailgate
Rob B
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8th Jun 06 at 14:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
So whats actually polished or do you mean you just used some metal polish on the dishes ? Looks good
mav
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8th Jun 06 at 15:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
nice one, you didn't let it settle did you get right on with getting it sorted....quality
John G
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wat rear bumper luk like?

smooth is the way forward, were you at pvs
morpheus22
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noticed the hole in the front arch. do u have 2 drill a hole 2 fit the front bumper 2 the car as im buying the same front bumper this week
John G
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nope i had same front bumper an mine was fine hes obviously just gone for extra strengthening
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thats great so it should just go on the same as a standard bumper
Rob B
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Jimmy how low is it, is your car stripped out ? done out to your acrches to stop it rubbing ?
John G
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quote:
Originally posted by morpheus22
thats great so it should just go on the same as a standard bumper


shud just hav a loop hole on the bumper arm itself which u fixe it to the car by then put the front arche bk on
Martin_C
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8th Jun 06 at 16:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
what did you use to polish them?
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bigger images please!

Looks good
beattie17
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what you use to polish them?
look good like
Davido
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nothing seems to fit quite right on that.
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i took the lacquar off the wheels and polished them up with a stitch mop (that goes into a drill) and compound and buffed away till they come up like that.

rob, mines lowered 60mm. the rears do rub but only when the rear end compresses really low when you go over a bump fastish.

morpheus, its drllied so i can get the bumper off. with having smoothed arches a needed to make some way of getting the bumper off.

davido, in what way. guide me in the right direction and i will try to make them fit. but please don't say its because of the rear panals

 
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