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LukeD

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16th Apr 08 at 18:19

quote:
Originally posted by Graeme
blood red interior

Need to find out some prices on something like this.

Theham85

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16th Apr 08 at 19:24

lol, I was gonna get red leather at one point, but didn't bother, think it would look

jay26

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17th Apr 08 at 09:36

soooo nice mate well done looks better from the back tho

Rab

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17th Apr 08 at 09:52

quote:
Originally posted by LukeD
Yeah its crazy how much its changed, seems like ive had 3 different cars to be fair.

Thats nice also

Good stuff man, cant wait to see her when shes finnished

DaveB

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17th Apr 08 at 10:18

How did you go about setting up the camber on the FKs?

corsa_rob

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17th Apr 08 at 12:41

bloody red interior!

yes...add ure touches now mate

thegsi

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Location: Kidderminster Drives: Evo (you can't afford one)
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17th Apr 08 at 19:22

OMG Luke. I cant believe how much this has come on since Trax last year when we went down. Keep it rolling with a few interior bits and this is mag worthy for sure. Awsome mate, fair play.

LukeD

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17th Apr 08 at 19:45

quote:
Originally posted by DaveB
How did you go about setting up the camber on the FKs?

It is only set on the front. At first we decided to set the camber at max.

But wernt

when the inside rim was scraping the floor. oops. So now its been set halfway and drives fine.

LukeD

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17th Apr 08 at 19:47

quote:
Originally posted by thegsi
OMG Luke. I cant believe how much this has come on since Trax last year when we went down. Keep it rolling with a few interior bits and this is mag worthy for sure. Awsome mate, fair play.

Been a while Jay.

and cheers by the way. O and A mag feature actually may be just around the corner.

just a few small things to clean up first.

flybikeslee

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17th Apr 08 at 20:14

LukeD

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20th Apr 08 at 08:56

Recieved a little prezzie of the missis tonight. (In the valve cap form)

Dice Valve Caps

sumner2k3

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Registered: 12th Jan 06
Location: South Wales Drives: Clio 172
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20th Apr 08 at 11:31

by far one of the nicest corsas iv seen.. makes me wish i kept my old black one now

Graham88

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20th Apr 08 at 11:55

I wasn't keen on the new look to start with but it's definetly growing on me. Nice one!

davey_jack

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Registered: 28th Jan 06
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20th Apr 08 at 14:02

liking this project, glad I could be a part of it (fitting the mantzel lol!)

Marshall

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Location: Boston, Lincs Drives: 1.4 Sport & 2.2 astra
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20th Apr 08 at 14:39

really looking forward to seeing this at pvs.

may i suggest some smoked wind defectors and maybe some flatblade wipers.

little_duke

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20th Apr 08 at 15:18

looks cool luke,love the dust caps .

LukeD

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:11

Little update.

Firsty i thought my white speedlines were hard to clean, but these take the biscuit.

ive used rimwax, wheel polish etc, and theres still "dirt" marks on them and black specks on the surface which are unable to come off even with finger tip.

any advice? been told to use a metal polish such as autosol?, worth a try?

Also ive ordered some gold center bolts, to replace the chrome ones £72

&

Black Acoustic carpet has been ordered to tidy up the rear.

[Edited on 22-04-2008 by LukeD]

lil_g

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:13

£72 for some wheel bolts?

Flat blade wipers are

Got some on mine at the moment and IMO they make such a difference!

aron

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:14

honestly, mine are the same, wash them all sparkly then the next day they've got black 'road shite' on the dish

jimmy 2.1

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:15

Those black speck maybe tar. If your going to use Autosol use the fine stuff!

Is there any motorcycle shops/dealers near you? If so ask them if the have a product called Alu-Magic. That stuff works a treat! Might be best off searching for it on the web

LukeD

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:24

Its hard to explain what its like. But as aron said, its appeared on the rim and front wheels mostly. Its kinda like a water residue mark.

anyway i have some autosol, not to sure if its the strong stuff or not, will give it a go though. also this product you have reccomended - is the link below the stuff?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/METAL-POLISH-ALU-MAGIC-GIVES-3-MONTH-PROTECTION_W0QQitemZ250224407970QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.c81.m20.l1116

jimmy 2.1

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:27

Yeah thats the stuff.

Is it on the front wheels only? Might be brake dust residue?

LukeD

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:31

quote:

Is it on the front wheels only? Might be brake dust residue?

95% of it is. Theres a few small marks of it on rear, but nothing compared to the front. its got nothing to do with the hub (oil caps) being off as it? did cross my mind, purchased some new ones just incase though.

JohnNI

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22nd Apr 08 at 16:32

I'd be careful what you use, nothing too strong or acidic.

G-Gsi

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22nd Apr 08 at 17:54

used to have this problem on my chrome alloys. meguires do wheel acid that can be used on any wheels,

also auto glym have just brought out custom alloy wheel cleaner!!!

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