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Looking forward to seeing this progress  |
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An excellent choice of vehicle sir!  ;D New floorpan sections are available - good pressings too. Do you have any pics of the Ds on the car? I may be interested in them.... |
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May 18, 2011 13:49:19 GMT
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Looks spot on to me! However the 1" offset that you mention it needing would probably make it drive much more nicely, as that would correct the steering geometry.
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May 18, 2011 15:57:36 GMT
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gorgeous! I really like the new wheels. The panel you had to replace where the bonnet sits on was one of the few good panels on my amazon  Is that the rear footwell panel? If so about £125 from brookhouse (or about £30 for a flat one that you have to form the curves on) I need to fix mine soon, then the headlight surrounds, not looking forward to that! |
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May 18, 2011 16:24:48 GMT
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I love these. I was tempted by a saloon to use as a daily a few years ago when they were going cheap, but living at home my Mum was having none of it; made do with an 850 in the end. Now they're desirable and I can't afford one.
Good luck with the rest of it and I look forward to seeing a charged B230 in there, should hopefully sort the reverse rake for you.
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looking' great with the TT:s...
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looking' great with the TT:s... I agree! If you do decide to sell them then I'll make sure to nag PaulH to buy them for his! |
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Follow your dreams or you might as well be a vegetable. |
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Is that the rear footwell panel? If so about £125 from brookhouse (or about £30 for a flat one that you have to form the curves on) The cheap rear floor repair is pretty nasty according to Simon, but iirc he stocks it as until recently that was the only one available. The expensive one is VERY nice (made by a Dutch aviation company - I bought the 2nd pair that he sold), and well worth the money. The front floor panels are also very good - despite appearances, the main panel isn't actually flat, and the replacement replicates the correct shape. Click on the link in my sig for details of both being fitted to my car. looking' great with the TT:s... I agree! If you do decide to sell them then I'll make sure to nag PaulH to buy them for his! *sticks fingers in ears* ;D |
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Nov 25, 2011 13:34:26 GMT
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I'm liking the injector cleaning method. I'll remember that for next time I have a car with injectors, thanks. You could make a simple calibration rig using the same electronics and a graduated measuring jug or test tube / whatever. Just to get an idea if the injectors are flowing the same amount of petrol. Sweet Amazon BTW. Makes me miss my old 122S  |
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Is that the rear footwell panel? If so about £125 from brookhouse (or about £30 for a flat one that you have to form the curves on) I need to fix mine soon, then the headlight surrounds, not looking forward to that!
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