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Originally Posted by xsi16v
Im giving the ring trip some thought mate. Need to get a few trackdays on the new setup under my belt first. Also im looking for a new daily drive/work horse so not sure what the situation will be with that, might have to get a tow bar fitted etc.
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Ok mate, let me know if you want to come so i can try and get you a space in the hotel with us mate
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Originally Posted by saxo180
Have you thought about painting the carbon with a really thin coat of paint like I did with mine so you can still just about see the weave?
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Got a pic of that 180? interesting idea...
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Originally Posted by jsdvtr
Do they just go into a drill i take it? What size hole cutter did you use? I think in colins guide it say 70-75mm hole?
I wont be rushing it, dont see the point when working on cars
Dont paint the carbon.... Leave it as it is IMO Itl look the tits with the bonnet on!
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It took ages with our hole saw, im sure with better tools you could breeze through it in no time. We used the size it says on the guide. I fitted one in Nickheads car when I built that up last year so knew what i was doing
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Originally Posted by Berg
Loving the latest progress josh
Bet you cant wait for that engine to go in!
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Cheers Berg, you going to be at FCS this year mate? be good to catch up.
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As im sure everyone knows the weather is terrible at the moment so I havent been able to get much done. Firstly I decided to tackle finishing off the satshifter set up. Firstly the gearstick so I was lying underneath the car and not getting too wet lol. Then I fitted the upper rod through the bulkhead, All thats left is to connect it up with the gearstick
Nice and close to the steering wheel
As the weather cleared up I started to carefully modify the black plastic scuttle part that runs along underneath the window screen to make it fit with the extended scuttle while trying to keep it looking standard