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RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Piggy - 21-10-2013 ![]() cable ties do the rest. is it electric DD? so wiring them in? RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Grant - 21-10-2013 (21-10-2013, 07:53 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(21-10-2013, 07:46 PM)puglove Wrote: So can you only get one bolt in then chris? ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - puglove - 21-10-2013 (21-10-2013, 07:53 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(21-10-2013, 07:46 PM)puglove Wrote: So can you only get one bolt in then chris? Hmm very good point! OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - devils_fuel - 21-10-2013 (21-10-2013, 07:53 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(21-10-2013, 07:46 PM)puglove Wrote: So can you only get one bolt in then chris? ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Poodle - 22-10-2013 Lol Jonny. ![]() They do look awesome, much better suited to properly proportioned people. They're manual piggy, electric ones have smaller buttons than that lol. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 23-10-2013 So for the benefit of Puggy this is my 3" tight 90* bend for my down pipe. Its sitting on top of a nice small flexi So as I was going to do my beam today I ordered some shiny braided hoses and also some copper brake pipe and nipples along with a flaring tool as I was wholly confident in my ability to break the existing hoses. So I realised that I only have 1 jack I realised I could support the beam as it came off on 4 axle stands. I hooked a couple of bottles up to catch the brake fluid so I wasn't gonna lie in puddles of it. Took me just 2 hours to get the beam off withoug breaking anything (except the fuel tank heat shield). While the beam and exhaust and all the other crap was off I cracked out the waxoyl. I'm happy that my NSR arch doesn't appear to have a rust hole in it and its now caked in waxoyl as is every bit of metal I could see from the fuel tank back. And finally after 4 hours of swapping bits over between the beams I got the new beam on the car (again with the help of 4 axle stands) and somehow I didn't need to make any new brake pipes. Tomorrow will bring fitting new pads and discs, making a mid box back box, putting everything back together, fitting the front braided hoses, bleeding the whole system through with 5.1 fluid and getting my 2 new tyres put on then hopefully having enough time for a wash, pics and a test drive. OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - devils_fuel - 23-10-2013 You're mechanical skills are bounding along now Chris [THUMBS UP SIGN] RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Jonny81191 - 23-10-2013 (23-10-2013, 08:07 PM)devils_fuel Wrote: You're mechanical skills are bounding along now Chris [THUMBS UP SIGN] *Your ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Midnightclub - 23-10-2013 Well, he is a professional OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - devils_fuel - 23-10-2013 (23-10-2013, 08:16 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(23-10-2013, 08:07 PM)devils_fuel Wrote: You're mechanical skills are bounding along now Chris [THUMBS UP SIGN] Gayphone predictive text..FAIL User spell check..FAIL ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Piggy - 23-10-2013 you got same braided hoses as me... did you have to make up some washers/clips to make them fit on the beam? I did ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 23-10-2013 (23-10-2013, 08:36 PM)Piggy Wrote: you got same braided hoses as me... Yes and no, I have used washers but I haven't done a good job of it so I might well redo them tomorrow. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - zx_volcane - 23-10-2013 Be good to see those seats go in, look totally boss. shame about the weight. Do you really need a passenger one? RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 23-10-2013 (23-10-2013, 08:53 PM)zx_volcane Wrote: Be good to see those seats go in, look totally boss. shame about the weight. Do you really need a passenger one? Cheers mate, it'll look a bit silly without both seats as its not getting stripped and I lift share to work so need the seats on the days I do drive. Also I'm really not too bothered about the weight of this car, it already weighs a stupid amount and its only going one way with the mods RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Piggy - 23-10-2013 1750kg bus for the win RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Jonny81191 - 23-10-2013 (23-10-2013, 09:01 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Also I'm really not too bothered about the weight of this car, it already weighs a stupid amount and its only going one way with the mods All the extra CC's helping to haul it along? ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 23-10-2013 All the extra CCs to weigh it down more like. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Poodle - 24-10-2013 ![]() Looks lovely underneath there man, those brake hoses are a pita to secure, ended up using a couple of nuts and several e-clips to sort fozzy's until he can make a proper fixing. ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Grant - 24-10-2013 Is that the spray can waxoyl? I found the brush on non-drip stuff to go on really well with little/no mess ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 24-10-2013 (24-10-2013, 09:15 AM)Poodle Wrote: Looks lovely underneath there man, those brake hoses are a pita to secure, ended up using a couple of nuts and several e-clips to sort fozzy's until he can make a proper fixing.Yeah I think there is enough thread left between the nipples when they are tight to get a washer either side of the bracket to hold them in place. (24-10-2013, 09:19 AM)Grant Wrote: Is that the spray can waxoyl? I found the brush on non-drip stuff to go on really well with little/no messYeah its the trigger spray cos the aerosols really are terrible. I prefer it to the brush on as its easier to get into gaps even if its not quite so pretty. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Grant - 24-10-2013 Fair enough dude. Although, y'know you can buy smaller paintbrushes right? ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 24-10-2013 Yeah but the trigger spray fires through gaps like above the fuel tank and also has an adaptor so you can do the inside of the box sections RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Just Sean - 24-10-2013 But bigger is better right? RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 24-10-2013 (24-10-2013, 09:34 AM)Just Sean Wrote: But bigger is better right? Thats what your *insert female relative* said. Anyway rear end is back together and bleed up, just about to go out and do the fronts. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Jonny81191 - 24-10-2013 (24-10-2013, 09:30 AM)Grant Wrote: Fair enough dude. Although, y'know you can buy smaller paintbrushes right? ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - lolsteve - 24-10-2013 Very nice, since you're making all this effort to protect it I assume you're going to be keeping this one for a couple more weeks? RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 24-10-2013 So I improved on my previous attempts at mid box back boxes. I cut the strap holding the hangar off the original box and then stuffed a mid box inside it then used a large jubilee clip to hold it together. To finish it off I added the down turned tip off the old box While I wasn't going anywhere and it was sunny and relatively warm I decided to give the front grille a quick blow over to match the rest of the car, its not the worlds best job but then I didn't sand it or clean it before painting lol. For the second time since I've lived here I've dropped a car off axle stands. I really need to start working up and down the hill rather than across it. Fortunately no damage to the car. And here she is sitting pretty on her 6 beam. Its turned out at a 60mm drop (it was 40mm on the 6) but I'm tempted to drop her another 20mm. Its been a long day with the threads in the hubs being a little rusty and the screws in the disc not wanting to come out coupled with having no sharp drill bits. Didn't get a chance to do the front braided hoses and one of my hand brake cables has come up miles too short and the other really long so I've spent £20 on a new pair of Pagid ones from ECP. Hopefully just a couple of hours work tomorrow morning and I can set about cleaning the car. RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Curt - 24-10-2013 Looks sweet mate ![]() RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - vlj - 24-10-2013 Actually looks pretty smart! RE: OEM+ Bianca Estate (More new seats) - Dum-Dum - 24-10-2013 (24-10-2013, 04:53 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:You wouldn't believe me if I said most of my brushes are quite small.(24-10-2013, 09:30 AM)Grant Wrote: Fair enough dude. Although, y'know you can buy smaller paintbrushes right? (24-10-2013, 05:13 PM)lolsteve Wrote: Very nice, since you're making all this effort to protect it I assume you're going to be keeping this one for a couple more weeks?Yeah, hoping to keep it pretty long term. Already up to 4 months with no plans to get rid and shes definitely staying till 250k (unless its REALLY bad news at the MOT) (24-10-2013, 05:45 PM)Curt Wrote: Looks sweet mateCheers mate. (24-10-2013, 05:49 PM)vlj Wrote: Actually looks pretty smart!Cheers dude, can't wait to drive it but once this is done and shes MOT'd she will be ready for the 2.2 lump and then I'll be a very happy bunny |