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16th Dec 06 at 12:53

as why its away i may have them plated, to stop corrosion issues later in life

[Edited on 16-12-2006 by jr]

STEvieXE

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16th Dec 06 at 18:43

dont understand this. ur corsa chassis legs weld to the front panel and run down inbelow the car

Ian

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16th Dec 06 at 18:57

He's after where they fail.

Mine were done immediately below the bulkhead, behind where the lower arm meets it I think.

No pics surprisingly, I'll try and get some unless anyone else has some and I'll point it out on them.

Dave A

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16th Dec 06 at 21:58

how can they corrode if you never take the car out

Robin

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16th Dec 06 at 23:14

Jimothy, just have it ALL re-done.

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17th Dec 06 at 00:45

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
how can they corrode if you never take the car out

it has no engine dave, i would have thought a man running a company such as yourself would realise this componant rates highly on the list of whats needed for a car

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17th Dec 06 at 00:45

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
He's after where they fail.

Mine were done immediately below the bulkhead, behind where the lower arm meets it I think.

No pics surprisingly, I'll try and get some unless anyone else has some and I'll point it out on them.

cheers ian

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17th Dec 06 at 00:46

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Jimothy, just have it ALL re-done.

all what ?, and redone where

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 00:47

If you're not sure where to have them plated, have them plated all the way along, is what I meant.

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17th Dec 06 at 00:53

as i see, yes, proberly

Nic Barnes

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17th Dec 06 at 00:54

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
how can they corrode if you never take the car out

it has no engine dave, i would have thought a man running a company such as yourself would realise this componant rates highly on the list of whats needed for a car

a little bit rude mr dallas

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17th Dec 06 at 00:58

sorry i forgot an

[Edited on 17-12-2006 by jr]

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 01:08

to be fair, in the time I've been on here, I have seen the car ONCE

CorsAsh

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17th Dec 06 at 01:16

I actually thought it was a clean room as used by Intel to make their computer stuff at first, then I realised it was a car too

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17th Dec 06 at 01:18

ash, there is only one reply, G.T.F

rob

when was that ?

Robin

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17th Dec 06 at 01:28

PVS 04 I think, or maybe 05. whenever you had the sBear wheel.

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17th Dec 06 at 01:42

and-m

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17th Dec 06 at 02:13

Just a few inches back from the lower arm mount on the chassis...they seem to crack down the centre and rot away.

[Edited on 17-12-2006 by and-m]

Dave A

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17th Dec 06 at 12:00

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
how can they corrode if you never take the car out

it has no engine dave, i would have thought a man running a company such as yourself would realise this componant rates highly on the list of whats needed for a car

it was a joke