while engine is out i decided too paint engine bay??
09 May 2009, 11:18 PM
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cheers lads makes all worth while hopefully now its in good hands it wont get in that state again...beale u coppied me as iv done mine b4 you lol i gotta call u about going newcastle bud ..
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cheers for all the comments guys it did look sorry for her self lucky it was stains rather than rust tho them vent covers will be going on this time around
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great daz if i had some where like u id most likely stripped everything out also just too make paint that bit easyer but just havent got anywhere apart from the drive..i know what ur saying my hardist place was behind the brake lines and master cylinder they was a pain too mask up and paint u have no probs with that tho lol.
10 May 2009, 05:02 PM
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Bizarrely until it was painted all the work was done on my drive too.
However I when i got it back from the painters it would have been criminal to leave it on the driveway lol. I cleaned the garage out. Although the car goes in there its impossible to work on it when its in.
I miss the garge at my old place 18ft wide and 36 ft long
Re: Brake lines and cylinder they were suprisingly easy to remove. Much easier than I thought.
However I when i got it back from the painters it would have been criminal to leave it on the driveway lol. I cleaned the garage out. Although the car goes in there its impossible to work on it when its in.
I miss the garge at my old place 18ft wide and 36 ft long
Re: Brake lines and cylinder they were suprisingly easy to remove. Much easier than I thought.
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cheers guz
i was gnna remove my brake lines and mc but couldt be bothered with the hassle gearbox has gotta come out 2mrow so might strip everythink back off as want too change few things too my liking so still might end up doing it all again lol
i was gnna remove my brake lines and mc but couldt be bothered with the hassle gearbox has gotta come out 2mrow so might strip everythink back off as want too change few things too my liking so still might end up doing it all again lol
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looks like a good day work there daz..you running std 2stage master cylinder??i was gonna change mine too a sport normal mc while it was all out??im off too take gear box out now i have few idea too make a good solid 400bhp road car so i think nows the tiem too go for them
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