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SeanXE
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30th Aug 14 at 07:21   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Fast work, they'll look sweet as!
MatthewR
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Nice upgrade mate
Kieran
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They will look miles better! Good stuff
Jason x
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Cheers everyone, I think they'll suit car much better

Next job after these arrive is to sort the bumper tops and arches


[Edited on 30-08-2014 by Jason x]
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Spoiler makes a massive difference to any Corsa, wheels will look good
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie-C
Spoiler makes a massive difference to any Corsa, wheels will look good


yeah i love the way the spoiler has changed the car

last photos on the expressions, all going well courier should collect wheels tues


20140830_203442 by Jsn1995, on Flickr


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need the coilovers down about another 30mm but ill sort that when new wheels are on


[Edited on 30-08-2014 by Jason x]
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Looking good mate now get those wheels on!!!
Jason x
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quote:
Originally posted by vx-scottw
Looking good mate now get those wheels on!!!


Courier is booked to pick them up tomorrow so should be here Wednesday

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Nice build, will look the doggies dangles with the cesaro's on .... my personal favorite wheel

Get 'em on and post some pics dude


Project Scarlett - http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=661417
Jason x
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Thanks

Will put them on this weekend and get some proper pics up



[Edited on 05-09-2014 by Jason x]
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Washed the car and gave the inside a clean for once

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never posted engine bay photo before, really need to tidy it up.

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will have some proper updates tomorrow

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[Edited on 06-09-2014 by Jason x]
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On the rear do you still have the platforms in? Or just the springs?
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Still have them in, but they are coming out today when I put the new wheels on
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Get pics because i ordered some fks for mine
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Jason x
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Update time

Not exactly everything went as planned today , first issue was i didn't have a clue how to remove the rear spring to get at the adjuster cup and remove it, just thought id be able to pull the spring and it and would come out but that didnt seem to do it

Anyway time for some pics

20140907_134948 by Jsn1995, on Flickr

wound the front all the way down

Before

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After

20140907_140926 by Jsn1995, on Flickr

and made sure the back was as low as possible with the adjusters in

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20140907_142456 by Jsn1995, on Flickr


Then i got the wheels on

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unfortunately the coilovers rub the inner wall like fuck , so the old wheels have gone on until i get some spacers which should be only be a couple days hopefully

very happy with how its looking now - next is some 110/120mm rear springs and adjusters out



[Edited on 30-11-2014 by Jason x]
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I think it looks spot on as it is now, sporty and still usable
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I agree with Simon perfect height, for reference mate you undo the lower shock bolt and pull it down to get the spring out then the reverse to put it back together.

Looks perfect with the new wheels on though mate, just have a look for a nice sport interior and your on to a winner.
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Adjusters will be like 20mm alone so will drop a fair bit - also unbolt the shocks and it will allow the axle to fall so you can pull springs out
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Get them helper springs out the front then you have move scope for adjustment.
I'm sure my b looked lower on shocks and springs than them coilies. Surprised at that.
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Lol i thought that too, i will be taking the helpers out of mine, rear will sit ace without the adjusters though
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quote:
Originally posted by Simon_16v
I think it looks spot on as it is now, sporty and still usable


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quote:
Originally posted by dan-sport
I agree with Simon perfect height, for reference mate you undo the lower shock bolt and pull it down to get the spring out then the reverse to put it back together.

Looks perfect with the new wheels on though mate, just have a look for a nice sport interior and your on to a winner.


i do like it as is but adjusters will definitely be coming out at the very least, new seats will probably be on the cards soon l wouldn't mind some Calibra leathers

quote:
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Adjusters will be like 20mm alone so will drop a fair bit - also unbolt the shocks and it will allow the axle to fall so you can pull springs out


yeah wish i'd got them out, job for another day i suppose

quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Get them helper springs out the front then you have move scope for adjustment.
I'm sure my b looked lower on shocks and springs than them coilies. Surprised at that.


I don't want the front any lower, just want the back down some more and i'll be happy
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Has it settled? Does sit quite well.

Slatted grille and some better pressed plates and that would be perfect to me
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quote:
Originally posted by BeetleGav
Has it settled? Does sit quite well.

Slatted grille and some better pressed plates and that would be perfect to me


Thanks

Both on the cards, want an opel grille

those photos where about 30 mins after adjusting the coilovers and putting wheels on, hasnt moved out the drive yet

the coilovers have been on for a while at different height though

[Edited on 07-09-2014 by Jason x]
SeanXE
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Looks much better! As said above, a bolt on each side for rear springs, nice and quick job!

Strange that it rubs on the coilys? Must be some wide fuckers haha, never had that problem with any of my wheels

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