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Robin
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6th Mar 07 at 18:44   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Ooooh, that disc could have been nasty, good timing with the new ones
lee mitchell
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6th Mar 07 at 20:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
brakes look nice whats the bucket for thou
AK
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brake fluid...changed the lines
Swiftay
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thought about removing the spoiler? makes them look shexy
AK
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i'd rather have what down force the spoiler provides over asthetics

May opt for a big ironing board of sorts once i get round to that stage :O
AK
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feckin rust bucket.....

Saw a rust bubble on the bottom of the drivers side rear arch..... gave it a scrape. Wasnt too solid so started cutting it back to goo metal. It looks like a previous attempt at a repair or rust.... found a bit of filler and gauze with lots of sand in the bottom of the arch

welded in new sections ( as best i can)








[Edited on 07-03-2007 by AK]
Fee
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7th Mar 07 at 15:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
looks great

[Edited on 07-03-2007 by Fee]
Fee
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we should maybe change our graphics so that bit is covered
AK
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7th Mar 07 at 15:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
also serviced the Range Rover today.... what a hunk of shite

cheap to service though i suppose.

Found two large splits in two of the HT leads.... and the plugs looked pretty black.

Must be about a 4-5k mile service
AK
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Fiona

ITS NOT FINISHED!!!

It's got a coat of zinc primer on it just now, i'll then fill it/sand/fill etc then paint.... it should look ok
Adam-D
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7th Mar 07 at 18:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
fair play mate, good work
Corsa_1800_SRi
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Looking good, keep the updates coming
SVM 286
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8th Mar 07 at 00:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by AK
been some bad news on that front... looks likely i`ll be away but Fee will be there REPRESENT'in me!! ken


Shame.

You've got to work I take it?

White wheels look realy good btw, suit the car perfectly. Did you get them over here, or import from Japan?
SVM 286
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quote:
Originally posted by lee mitchell
brakes look nice whats the bucket for thou


Car is resting on it Lee
CorsAsh
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8th Mar 07 at 01:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
That's Adam's drooling bucket, he needs it when he's fitting sexy new car parts
Fee
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It's actually adam's peeing bucket...for when he gets even more excited
AK
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pee'd in it twice yesterday
Damian_666
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sexy car!!! out the skylines r32 and r33 are best!!! with the jacking bumps, i found that in my glanza a bump behind passenger seat! i hope the side is not rusted like yours. looks a brilliant prodject!!!
AK
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R32 and R34 are my favs..... R33 is just a bit curvy and soft. I used to have one though

AK
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final piece of the pie arrived this morning! Great timing as the car goes into the garage tomorrow

HKS turbine fitting kit. Gaskets, bolts, washers etc...



[Edited on 16-03-2007 by AK]
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Fee
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I'm looking forward to getting all the boxes out of the living room
AK
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just gave the discs a wee bed in....

pretty good.... its locking up the fronts a bit easy though

ABS rattling away
Robin
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16th Mar 07 at 17:00   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
A complete engine freshen up and new turbos then? Or is there more to it?
AK
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bottom end freshed, with stronger rod bolts to boot.
Bigger turbos.
Sump baffle
BIG oil cooler, and remote filter adapter
er..... new gaskets on Intake, Exhaust, Throttle Bodies, Turbos.... everthing really

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