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15 December 2004, 07:46 AM
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Maddog.
My car is the MY03 show car for Spec R. I can 100% vouche for the quality of gear. The welding etc which Pete puts into his work is second to non. Alot of companies take time grinding off welds etc to dress the finish. I wonder how well they were welded? Spec R leave the welds the way they should be because they are a work of art.
My car is the MY03 show car for Spec R. I can 100% vouche for the quality of gear. The welding etc which Pete puts into his work is second to non. Alot of companies take time grinding off welds etc to dress the finish. I wonder how well they were welded? Spec R leave the welds the way they should be because they are a work of art.
15 December 2004, 10:54 AM
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SPEC-R are the bollox when it comes to tig welding.
I also like AH Fabrications for the quality of there work, a little less 'bling' as they arent polished too.
I also like AH Fabrications for the quality of there work, a little less 'bling' as they arent polished too.
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