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unreal106 25th January 2013 06:28

Nice work Josh the car looks great this will really tidy the interior up!

carbon doors next? LOL

jpsaxo 25th January 2013 12:28

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Originally Posted by saxoashlaughton (Post 6216458)
These seats are the dogs!

Cheers mate, seems a long time since Danny got those for me :D

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Originally Posted by unreal106 (Post 6216863)
Nice work Josh the car looks great this will really tidy the interior up!

carbon doors next? LOL

Thank Beaniemoo for the loom work, hes done an ace job so far :y:

Next? Carbon doors would be nice but at £1k a pop I think i'll pass lol

Probably BE box / shafts next winter to improve reliability and see what else I can afford ;)

xsi16v 25th January 2013 13:49

1 word.......Dogbox. Thats the only thing this car needs to be complete!!!


Oh and carpet removal but ive given up with you on that ;)

LEE_VTR1 27th January 2013 16:30

fantastic work beanie :) your wiring skills and anal-ness is just amazing!!

Matt im glad im not the only one whos given up on josh about removing his carpet...

Oh noes ill be so cold if i remove my carpet because im so used to australias drought worthy heat.... man up jp, you only ever drive this car in anger on track or to the ring lol never to the shops a little bit of carpet wont change a thing ;) just buy some grip tape and your winning.

jpsaxo 28th January 2013 03:13

I thought you said you'd given up Lea?!! :D :D

LEE_VTR1 28th January 2013 08:44

i have now lols that was my final speech

leightoncavey 28th January 2013 09:14

This is mint mate !!

hard_corejoeboy 29th January 2013 12:39

Has this got polycarb windows yet? Surely thats a to do at least in the back?

jpsaxo 30th January 2013 10:56

Just the rear screen is polycarb Joe, no plans to have any more polycarb windows

Sandy309 30th January 2013 11:44

I'm not really a fan of plastic side windows, slight weight saving yes, but slight and the loss of comfort/convenience, even on a competition car, is barely worth it.

hard_corejoeboy 30th January 2013 20:25

Ah didnt realise. Thats what i would do too. Sides are a bit extreme.

tweeqd 30th January 2013 22:19

door poly windows are a pain in the arse when it comes to toll roads/car park gates and make the car like a green house

plus not legal on the road in the UK

LSOfreak 30th January 2013 22:34

cant even begin to imagine how annoying having a catflap on the front side windows must feel!

Ross 30th January 2013 22:37

How do you get the food through at the drive-thru?

Alanapone 30th January 2013 22:39

Must need a bigger hole cutting in :D

jpsaxo 31st January 2013 09:29

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Originally Posted by Ross (Post 6222692)
How do you get the food through at the drive-thru?

Open the door lol

While this has been bumped... my dad has made a new battery holder for the lithium ION battery as the old one me and Sam knocked up was a bit rushed and tatty tbh







Just got to add holes to keep the battery cool and then get it powdercoated :)

zackruncie 31st January 2013 09:37

decent progress on this

Jay_ 31st January 2013 21:19

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Originally Posted by zackruncie (Post 6222914)
decent progress on this

83 pages of awesome-ness. And you say it is decent progress?!? :panic:

jpsaxo 31st January 2013 21:37

Lol^



Proper job! Now for shot blasting & then to the powdercoating place :)

Beaniemoo 31st January 2013 22:13

Hi Josh!
Right your body loom is complete now, just need to modify the bracket the fusebox mounts to, to accept the new fuesbox.
So this meant that I can get on with the dash loom, converting it to run the new Spa dash.
I had already pinned out the old dials over last night so the conversion tonight didn't take too long.
This is how your dash loom is currently looking







The untaped set of wires are ones for lights and dials that aren't used in the Spa but you may still want, like front and rear fog light warning lights.
The speedo, oil pressure and fuel pressure wires are already insulated with a plug connectors so it may be worth getting the sensors and mounting them before we set about trying to modify the loom to fit.
Hope you like?
Just need to mount your dials into the dash then we can arrange fitting the loom, to finish it off


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