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27th May 07 at 16:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

There is nothing better than cutting the fuck out of old cars and welding new bits in













































































































For the full story, check out: http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/projects-restorations/313328-tigra-turbo-awd.html


[Edited on 27-05-2007 by ed]
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thats ace
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fuckin ken
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WOW
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27th May 07 at 16:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

All that welding, its like a patchwork quilt
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Don't think the guy is a pannel beater or has an english wheel to make nice curved bits..

[Edited on 27-05-2007 by ed]
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like the "axel stands" haha
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wierd way of doing things, wouldnt have been my choice
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27th May 07 at 17:04   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Why the rear mounted rad? Just for the sake of it?
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Why the rear mounted rad? Just for the sake of it?


suprised someone with your 'internet knowledge' needs to ask that
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The guy says that it will make it easier to work on the engine and leave more space for the intercooler. Makes sense because you often see Corsa's with intercoolers hanging out of the front bumper as there isn't a lot of space in there. Guess it would leave more space for a bigger turbo and manifold too...

Though I can't help saying all this and thinking abou muppetsport's engine bay...
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jeeesus thats alot of welding
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not something to do with heatsoak on big power motors
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quote:
Originally posted by STEvieXE
wierd way of doing things, wouldnt have been my choice
Do you think it would have been better to keep the Tigra front end and adapt it to fit the Calibra front sub-frame and suspension as the track needs to be wider?
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quote:
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Don't think the guy is a pannel beater or has an english wheel to make nice curved bits..

[Edited on 27-05-2007 by ed]

You reckon!
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quote:
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not something to do with heatsoak on big power motors
Just going by what the guy has said on Mig. Though he is Croatian and doesn't speak very good English so might have not said anything about that cos that makes sense too...
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
Though I can't help saying all this and thinking abou muppetsport's engine bay...


mine fits fine yo, maybe got about 3-4 inches between the rad and the turbo could have mounted cooler further back if i wanted

thing is id have had the rad angled the other way around to that of the tigra. but hey i could be wrong (awaits robin to correct me the reasons why)
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He's cut the bottom of the doors off to make big vents to flow air over the rad. I guess it's angled like that to flor air through the rad and down to the floor and not up into the boot?
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wow is all i can say

oh and fucking mental
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quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
(awaits robin to correct me the reasons why)


What?

I asked a question, it seemed to me like it was just being done for the sake of it, is there really any need for the comments?

I'm not pretending to know everything, that's why I asked
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
I'm not pretending to know everything, that's why I asked


yawn
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excelent, any more newer pics on that site?
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cool, but why copper pipe?...

generally used for domestic premises...only supposed to be unes internally as it corrode's with salt water quickly.

he alos need to clean the flux off the joints...lol
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Saw this on Mig a while ago, pretty mad

Ed you may as well get Tom to do this to the red one as he aint far off chopping it down that much.
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Wheres the '8mb broadband warning' at the top.

My god that car looks redneck Pretty awesome though.

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