The show season cometh!!!...pics of my scooby
13 April 2006, 08:30 PM
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The show season cometh!!!...pics of my scooby
In between a hectic house move, I managed to do a few small bits to the car over winter.
And as the show season is upon us, I've been busy polishing like a mad man ready for this weekend's DonnyShow, as the car is in the Autoglym's Best in Britain exhibition.
So here's the pictures.....................Can you guess what I've done
Ok, I lied I've done quite a bit......here's the additional spec from the Winter alone....
Perrin Motorsport front mount intercooler
Perrin Motorsport Induction kit.
Perrin Motorsport Short Shift
J-spec Lower Front H-brace
Milsport St Steel Sill plates
Slimline DVD Rom
SPL 150W AMP
Pioneer Speakers
Forge Motorsport Polished Header Tank
Milsport Thru-flow Radiator panel
Walbro 255ltr Motorsport fuel pump
EBC Redstuff rear brake pads
EBC Redstuff front brake pads
Samco coolant and ancillary hoses + a few more..
Forge Motorsport Power steering tank
Greddy Radiator Cap
40GB 2.5" Hard drive
Greddy Oil breather tank.
So what do you think....
Big Thanks go to Scott from flat4online.co.uk who supplied the fantastic Perrin FMIC and induction kit (It's an awesome piece of kit).
Thanks to Glenn @ Revolution for all his help.
Thanks to Rob at R&R Autofinishers - Lincoln for his bodyshop expertise.
I have a few more "detailed" pics which I might post up later.
Muddy
And as the show season is upon us, I've been busy polishing like a mad man ready for this weekend's DonnyShow, as the car is in the Autoglym's Best in Britain exhibition.
So here's the pictures.....................Can you guess what I've done
Ok, I lied I've done quite a bit......here's the additional spec from the Winter alone....
Perrin Motorsport front mount intercooler
Perrin Motorsport Induction kit.
Perrin Motorsport Short Shift
J-spec Lower Front H-brace
Milsport St Steel Sill plates
Slimline DVD Rom
SPL 150W AMP
Pioneer Speakers
Forge Motorsport Polished Header Tank
Milsport Thru-flow Radiator panel
Walbro 255ltr Motorsport fuel pump
EBC Redstuff rear brake pads
EBC Redstuff front brake pads
Samco coolant and ancillary hoses + a few more..
Forge Motorsport Power steering tank
Greddy Radiator Cap
40GB 2.5" Hard drive
Greddy Oil breather tank.
So what do you think....
Big Thanks go to Scott from flat4online.co.uk who supplied the fantastic Perrin FMIC and induction kit (It's an awesome piece of kit).
Thanks to Glenn @ Revolution for all his help.
Thanks to Rob at R&R Autofinishers - Lincoln for his bodyshop expertise.
I have a few more "detailed" pics which I might post up later.
Muddy
13 April 2006, 08:58 PM
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craig looking good as always looking foward to seing it at this years shows.that fmic lookes a nice bit of kit how does it compare with others such hybrid and hks,only ask because im on the lookout for a good one.
13 April 2006, 09:04 PM
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looking very good mate, was going to say you've missed a bit but...............ITS SO DAM CLEAN!!
Painted the inside of the arches (behind the wheel) aswell, nice touch.
Its been a long long time since I last heard you rumble past my mates house, now I see why
Painted the inside of the arches (behind the wheel) aswell, nice touch.
Its been a long long time since I last heard you rumble past my mates house, now I see why
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14 April 2006, 01:07 AM
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In all honesty i really dont like the overall look of the car, red/white etc.
However i really like the amount of effort put in to the finish of the car and its mods.
I dont like some of the mods but its clean and i like the tidy bay.
Overall nice job
However i really like the amount of effort put in to the finish of the car and its mods.
I dont like some of the mods but its clean and i like the tidy bay.
Overall nice job
14 April 2006, 01:30 AM
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i think at the NBO hq
we picked the RIGHT man for the job !!!!
if your setting the standards like this I think my green wagon will best park in the wagon corner with a dust sheet over it
Look forward to seeing the Daddy of all shows soon
John
NBO 4 the BIGGEST ever with newspecial features after calling in the professinals
we picked the RIGHT man for the job !!!!
if your setting the standards like this I think my green wagon will best park in the wagon corner with a dust sheet over it
Look forward to seeing the Daddy of all shows soon
John
NBO 4 the BIGGEST ever with newspecial features after calling in the professinals
14 April 2006, 10:00 AM
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Thanks guys 
Daz -- I intially spoke to Simon (Silverscoobysport) about FMIC's as he was involved in fitting a few hybrids to the welsh guys. After abit of investigation and speaking with hybrid, the kit, although cheap wasn't the best I'd seen. It sat too low and could be seen "under" the bumper. Also the pipe work, like many of the others, greddy, hks, blitz, you could see the welds, and there were too many joins, plus the silicon hose was blue. All in all I made the right choice fro what i wanted out of a FMIC. It wasn't cheap either.
John -- I'll be contacting you shortly about the special features
Thanks for the comments.
nik52wrx -- It was in February's Maxpower. As part of the Show cars of Britain feature.
Daz -- I intially spoke to Simon (Silverscoobysport) about FMIC's as he was involved in fitting a few hybrids to the welsh guys. After abit of investigation and speaking with hybrid, the kit, although cheap wasn't the best I'd seen. It sat too low and could be seen "under" the bumper. Also the pipe work, like many of the others, greddy, hks, blitz, you could see the welds, and there were too many joins, plus the silicon hose was blue. All in all I made the right choice fro what i wanted out of a FMIC. It wasn't cheap either.
John -- I'll be contacting you shortly about the special features
Thanks for the comments.nik52wrx -- It was in February's Maxpower. As part of the Show cars of Britain feature.
14 April 2006, 04:19 PM
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Looking good craig, can't wait to see it in person, lots and lots of nice mods on their now.
Can I ask what you mounted your harness's to as I can't make it out through the rear window.
Cheers.
Jim
Can I ask what you mounted your harness's to as I can't make it out through the rear window.
Cheers.
Jim
16 April 2006, 12:52 PM
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I think your scoob looks fantastic 
I fell in love with it at the NBO last year, couldn't stop taking pics lol, I think my other half got worried and thought he may have to start spending loads on the car coz of everything I seen on yours, but he has got away with it.....so far 
I fell in love with it at the NBO last year, couldn't stop taking pics lol, I think my other half got worried and thought he may have to start spending loads on the car coz of everything I seen on yours, but he has got away with it.....so far
17 April 2006, 12:17 AM
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Yep saw your scoob today and must say it was stunning
here's a few pics i took
Nice wheels aswell
sorry about this but this was also a cool scoob
here's a few pics i took Nice wheels aswell
sorry about this but this was also a cool scoob
17 April 2006, 12:53 AM
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\m/ ^_^ \m/
well done on picking up a couple of awards today Craig :Thumb: nice to see & speak to you this weekend at last
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