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  • TimE-J
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    nice colour, what is it? Are you doing the inlet the same?

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  • pixsaudisex2
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    I like the colour

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  • willg54
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    I'm done playing for the night...let me know what you think!

    There's an annoying oily fingerprint...











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  • willg54
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    no updates for the day...been moving stuff and building Ikea flat packs...Living the dream!

    I have changed my mind about the IM and camcover...it wont be chromed but i'm not revealing what it is quite yet...you'll see soon enough!

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  • Error404
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    That crinkle finish looks really good in black IF you can make a nice job of it with rattle cans!
    I'd always go with stealth OEM silver though

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  • willg54
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    I was toying with the idea of painting the camcover and IM black...but just not sure about it!

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  • willg54
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    Originally posted by Error404 View Post
    Couple of days work there you big girl


    Fuel Lines - 4 hours to make up new ones from scratch
    Oil cooler + lines (mocal) - 2 hours to fit
    brakes (new rear calipers) - 1 hour to fit & bleed
    wheel bearings - 2 hours
    prop shaft - 30 mins (want to borrow my alignment jig? )
    Service driveshafts - 2 hours
    belts, water pump, timing - 1 hour while the front's in bits
    paint front wheel arches - 3 hours
    paint new wings + door strips - bodyshop
    jubilee clips for hoses - 1 hour
    polishing IM and cam cover - Paint them - polish is for Fords and homos
    Exhaust - stock will do for now

    haha glad you sorted that
    money is a big issue right now...living off student loan this year has made things very very tight! Can't actually afford to finish it right now...but the pay cheques start rolling in from the end of the month

    I only have today and wednesday before I have to move...then i wont be back until the 10/11 to do anymore. going to be working looooong days on it then!

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  • Gompa
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    Originally posted by Error404 View Post

    polishing IM and cam cover - Paint them - polish is for Fords and homos


    Absolutely bang on
    You can always tinker on afterwards with stuff like that

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  • Error404
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    Couple of days work there you big girl


    Fuel Lines - 4 hours to make up new ones from scratch
    Oil cooler + lines (mocal) - 2 hours to fit
    brakes (new rear calipers) - 1 hour to fit & bleed
    wheel bearings - 2 hours
    prop shaft - 30 mins (want to borrow my alignment jig? )
    Service driveshafts - 2 hours
    belts, water pump, timing - 1 hour while the front's in bits
    paint front wheel arches - 3 hours
    paint new wings + door strips - bodyshop
    jubilee clips for hoses - 1 hour
    polishing IM and cam cover - Paint them - polish is for Fords and homos
    Exhaust - stock will do for now

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  • willg54
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    ADI is the plan...but i think i had a moment of realisation today. There is still ALOT of work left to do on her...

    off the top of my head
    • Fuel Lines
    • Oil cooler + lines (mocal)
    • brakes (new rear calipers)
    • wheel bearings
    • prop shaft
    • Service driveshafts
    • belts, water pump, timing
    • paint front wheel arches
    • paint new wings + door strips
    • jubilee clips for hoses
    • polishing IM and cam cover
    • Exhaust


    worst of it all...i'm moving for work on thursday and will be 70miles away...limited to weekends work now!

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  • TimE-J
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    Looks like it's really coming along quickly, still trying to make ADI?

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  • willg54
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    yet more photos! Its a good job i dont have a girlfriend...

    I've done a few more bits on the car, wiring, painting the underside, began cleaning the front arches and sorted jubilee clip sizes for the silicon hoses...and put them on to please myself





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  • Bram
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    That is one cool fix you made of the RST front suspension

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  • Twenny Benson
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    Looking awesome fella, top marks for getting your old man under the car whilst you operate the crane!

    There is something special about getting to the closing stages of a project. Soon you be able to go out and get it all dirty again and lie awake obssessing over the filth accumulating on the shiny bits

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  • willg54
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    Also a nice solution the the NLA gaitor for the shift mechanism joint to the gear box.

    I destroyed some old mountain bike suspension!



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