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Corsa-Mitch
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17th Feb 13 at 09:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by bigron1988
would love to see this in time attack soon


So would I
possy
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looking sweet mate like what you have done with the bulkhead too looks ace
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Cheers dude
Corsa-Mitch
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Little bit more done on the car..

Windscreen and rear quarters removed for ease of prep for paint, polycarbs going in the rear to complete the kit, undecided whether or not to get a heated front screen or a little kit car heater..





Can also see in that pic that the inside is now fully prep'd and ready for some paint.

Engine bay also all prep'd..



And a little weight saved haha



Ordered up a chassis strengthening kit which arrived yesterday and fitted about an hour later..







Next update will see it all painted, can't wait to start getting it all back together now!!
bigron1988
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that plate kit fitted right mate? mine never looked like that
Joey 1.6 sport
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Yeah mate it's getting there know be you can not wait to have it alldone
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that plate kit fitted right mate? mine never looked like that


I fucking hope so lol, there wasn't any instructions on how to fit, I googled it and a few pics came up which where like this, how have you done yours geez?
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Yeah mate it's getting there know be you can not wait to have it alldone


Cheers joey, na can't wait man!
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Really hate to bring bad news buddy but the plate kit isn't fitted right

I've got pics on my laptop from when I built my first turbo many moons ago and I took pictures from all angles when fitted. And with it being one of the first M-TEC sets it did have instructions.

I'll post some pics when I get home from work. You will then be able to cut/linish that off and fit it right before paint matey

[Edited on 21-02-2013 by Col004]
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Yeah have spoken to Dewis and yes I have fitted it incorrectly, however it's just as strong and will be doing exactly the same job so its staying like it is, plus, I like to be different
Col004
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Come on Mitch.. Fit them right before paint fella..
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Haha na they're staying like this, looking at how they should be and how iv done them, I'd say my way is probably stronger as its triangulated, looks to be more strength in my way.

Could be wrong lol but yeh they're staying this way.
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Where are these painted pics then?
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It is stronger the other way as it captures the inner and outer skins of the chassis legs that is spot welded to the lower cross-member. The right way makes the chassis leg box section up to the lower cross member in the middle to the sides rather than just being spot welded. You have just made the inner sides of the chassis leg extra strong . I cant really see it making that much of a differance though. I've made TONE'S of cock-ups but corrected them on advice cause if I knew something was wrong and I didn't correct it, it would annoy me so much. Just the way I am. That could be a bad thing as im too bloody fussy


[Edited on 22-02-2013 by Col004]
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Where are these painted pics then?


It's not painted yet well the cage is but rest isn't, will be done on Monday..
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It is stronger the other way as it captures the inner and outer skins of the chassis legs that is spot welded to the lower cross-member. The right way makes the chassis leg box section up to the lower cross member in the middle to the sides rather than just being spot welded. You have just made the inner sides of the chassis leg extra strong . I cant really see it making that much of a differance though. I've made TONE'S of cock-ups but corrected them on advice cause if I knew something was wrong and I didn't correct it, it would annoy me so much. Just the way I am. That could be a bad thing as im too bloody fussy


[Edited on 22-02-2013 by Col004]


It would normally annoy me to the point of changing it also, but with this, yeah I should've done it the other way but its not bothering me strangely, that's why I'm not fussed to change it now, would mean cutting the whole lot out and starting again, and as said, not making much difference and is still strengthening the chassis, its not that much of a big cock up tbh.

When I did a google search for instructions a few other people have done it like me (which is why i thought they went like this) so at least I'm not the only one

[Edited on 22-02-2013 by Corsa-Mitch]
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quote:
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Not much of an update bit picked a few bits up from being powdercoated.

Decided on a cam belt cover with vernier cut outs, I cut the holes in a spare cover I had, just in case I don't like it.

Before



After



where did you get your mount's powdercoated thank's ste
And a gay pic with the verniers



Also got the engine and g/box mounts done as they were absolutely hanging, much better now




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where did you get your mount's powdercoated thank's ste




A place local to me mate, willow coatings I think it's called..
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where did you get your mount's powdercoated thank's ste





There's a powder coating place in Kirby near us mate. Just google it fella
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there is also this place i use on way to preston, cheap and good

http://www.tillingalloywheelrefurbishment.co.uk/
Mark.W
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Any chance you could tell me what size the bolts are for the front engine mount bud?
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Mount to chassis or mount to block mate?
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Mount to block Mitch
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Pretty sure they're m10's mate..

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