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Davidkent

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Registered: 2nd Nov 08
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17th Dec 09 at 00:04

As above really..

I've just bought an Astra as my main car, which i'll do a little bit to.

But basically, Coming down to the corsa, I'm half included to whip the dash out too.

Makes it easier for the Rollcage, and i can soon get some bits fabricated for switches, and speedo etc...

Any suggestions / Ideas / Pics?

Cheers

X16joeXE

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17th Dec 09 at 00:20

Thread i put up last week if its any help to you matey

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=529891

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 00:25

Awesome thread mate - Though no good pics with Dash's out unfortunately..

Oh - Heater matrix IS STAYING lol..

X16joeXE

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17th Dec 09 at 00:32

No worries, yea im stripping mine too.

AGREED! im keeping my heaters!! lol

N90ATH

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17th Dec 09 at 00:33

very few to my knowledge have completely removed the dash check jrs build thread think he did

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 00:34

lol its getting expensive, but ah hell to it

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 00:35

I'll have a look matey, Cheers

Just fancy it gone tbh... Why not!

The Astra's comfortable lol

N90ATH

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17th Dec 09 at 00:35

jrs half dash

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 00:40

That looks AWESOME! lol

broster

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17th Dec 09 at 07:39

fazza

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17th Dec 09 at 08:44

corsa A

Anty

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17th Dec 09 at 08:47

quote:
Originally posted by N90ATH
jrs half dash

i bet that feels strange for the passenger

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 10:02

Some awesome cars in here - Seriously thinking about this now.

How did you do that fuse box broster?

That looks awesome..

fazza

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17th Dec 09 at 10:08

will try and get a better pic of mine this weekend, looks loads better in daylight really shows off the yellow paint and the braided lines

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 10:13

Yeah looks good so far fazza - Better ones would be awesome

Cheers

broster

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17th Dec 09 at 10:41

quote:
Originally posted by Davidkent
Some awesome cars in here - Seriously thinking about this now.

How did you do that fuse box broster?

That looks awesome..

Made a new loom for the car

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 10:43

Ah right - I was thinking of getting a sport loom and cutting it away so there's not a lot left...

fazza

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17th Dec 09 at 10:44

get a loom from a merit or something

there fook all on them

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 10:44

Was going for the 16v one as its plug and play with an adapter from twag foir the XE..

Want a new XE Loom for one without Llambda too..

red_top_corsa

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17th Dec 09 at 13:19

here you go

Ste L

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17th Dec 09 at 13:40

quote:
Originally posted by Davidkent
Was going for the 16v one as its plug and play with an adapter from twag foir the XE..

Want a new XE Loom for one without Llambda too..

so are all the 8v engine loom's

it's only the 1.0 12v and 1.2 16v that you can use them on

Davidkent

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17th Dec 09 at 14:21

Ah right - So mine wasn't plug and play then! being a 1.2 16v hence the trouble..

I'll need one with the leccy window wiring and EPS wiring though, as I have all of those, hence the 1.4 / 1.6 ones - I can still cut most of it away and remove irrelevant fuses etc.. maybe do something along the lines of what broster did - That looks good!

Would quite like to get the bits up and stuff, ready for warmer weather when i can work on the corsa!

Ste L

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17th Dec 09 at 14:23

yep, same as my 1.0 loom

Whittie

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17th Dec 09 at 14:39

About as far as I ever went, if I kept it would of done it properly with cage.