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corsaglasper
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8th Feb 10 at 16:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

found 1 picture of the new car on my rents computer that they had taken (not a very good angle)

scaron5188
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10th Feb 10 at 12:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

alright mate, u have 14 x 7 allround right? what did u have it lowered by on your arden blue one? and what tyres u had on them?
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yeh mate 14x7" was lowered 60 all round, but for some reason the from was quite abit lower than 60mm and the back was higher :S they were 175/50/r14 tires couldnt find ones to give the perfect stretch so just went for these to fit them under my arches

bought gsi skirts, wide arches, cav slabs, tigra scuttle panel, x16xe lump gearbox and all ancillaries ( everything apart from the lump will be up for sale in a few weeks)

hope fully will go into the bodyshop in the next few weeks, cant wait to just get the new lump in and take her for a long drive on the weekend
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7th Mar 10 at 16:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

right its taken 4 weeks for the courier to get ther ass into gear and get me the engine but its finally arrived
should be in over the next couple of weeks then a couple of weeks down the line its off tohave all the plastic trim, roof and bonnet sprayed gloss black
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8th Apr 10 at 22:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

think the thrread needs an update

got the engine in a couple of weeks ago...loving having wheels back
given her a good clean, alsoremoved the side strips...these have left a really light coloured mark all where they wer

today gave her a wax, cleaned the engine bay and fitted a lexmaul inlet and carbon fibre engine cover....smartened up the bay a treat

whilst the corsa was off the road loads of ideas were running through my head, newest and favourite idea:

i just thought i wanted something different to the norm,and became a big fan of the murdered out!!! look. So plan so far is:
smoothed wide arches and bumpers
satin black respray with gloss black tigra scuttle and red roof

interior:
stripped rear
two buckets up front
possibly show cage, probably in red

sort the stance out:
coilovers
camber on the back
by two 8" borbet t for the rear with a good amount of stretch these all sprayed gloss black



There will probably be alot of haters of this thread now, but i just fancy something that will stand out and be something abit different

i'd appreciate some feedback peeps
please keep an open mind as i belive the finished product will be pretty good

cheers


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16th Apr 10 at 06:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

bump for feedback
am4nf
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16th Apr 10 at 15:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Needs picture's before we can comment tbh
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17th Apr 10 at 16:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

pics of said wide arches the massive 1s or subtle 1s ???
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they ent to massive, seen them on a lush euro b on 9" wide schmidt TH lines. they ent like combat 2 arches or nothing gash
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right, now im losing my license great stuff
anyway i now have a gsifront and steinmetz rear to go on her
car will be entering the body shop in the next week or 2.
pics will start being uploading giving detailed progress reports
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took the car out to the body shop last night
all interior trim has been removed including dash, seats and carpet
tomorrow should start exterior work

pics to be coming soon
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11th May 10 at 18:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

right over the last few days i have been making slow progress on the car

firstly i stripped all of the interior plastics out, including dashboard












We then fitted the steinmetz rear bumper








next the rear arches were fitted (required some modifying as were a rubbish fit)









I decided to have the badge recess and foglights smoothed out of the gsi front bumper












The front bumper was then fitted

The holes are to allow the filler to bond to the bumper better







corsaglasper
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11th May 10 at 18:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

the coilovers have arrived so fancied seeing how much lower i am able to go (was very impressed)


fitted them wound right to the bottom first



this is what happened











more updates tomorrow!!!

comments and opinions welcome!
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11th May 10 at 20:17   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How low is the splitter. Holy cow. Can't be practical lol. Loving the build anyways good work
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thanks mate
wont be driven like that mate, cant afford to hit it on anything as every panel is being smoothed haha. at shows itll be going that low though.
need to find a good set of euro wheels now though preferably 9's on the back. looks silly on 7's

ill keep updating so watch this thread!!!
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Oh cool. Yea il be watching this
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9's should go on the back with those arches easily enough. You want to be looking at around ET15 ish for them. I'd go 8's up front then with an ET20-30.

Is that an RS 50/125 in the back ground?

[Edited on 12-05-2010 by jimmy 2.1]
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12th May 10 at 09:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

yeh i want 9's just gotta find some going for a decent price, otherwise finance a set. yeh thanks for the info mate
yeh its my mates whos doing the car with mes rs50. he was in the process of fixing it, as you can see he sprayed it orange, but when he putting the new graphics on the bike fell over and cracked the ferring, absolutly gutted!
think i need to get a bike like that or summat, as i ent gonna want to drive this much incase i knock it (every panel being smoothed) !!!
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I drove mine daily, you'll be fine. Just look after it.
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12th May 10 at 09:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

did you drive it low? roads are attrocious by me
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Yeah as low as it always was. It didn't ground out that often, just over large speed bumps.
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Yes to this thread
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cheers mate
am4nf
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12th May 10 at 11:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Looking very good mate
Neil Dagens
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Some nice work there mate, love the wheels too

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