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Author *** Steve X16XE Track Slag (4.18 FD bought) ***
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18th Jan 08 at 16:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Looking good.
What oil cap is that?
DYL
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how much of a job is changing the short shift?
Steve X16XE
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quote:
Originally posted by adam54
hello there steve! i had to stick a post on this thread so al just say what a fine car you have, you must stop making it faster though and giveme a chance to get mine sorted!


Yo Yo. I can't promice anything matey. But you'll just have to get a move on to catch up.
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custom code ph2 on the way...watch this space...
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quote:
Originally posted by DYL
how much of a job is changing the short shift?


It's a fiddly job. You need to do most of the work from underneath.

I've got a few pics that i'll upload later that might help you.
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quote:
Originally posted by adam54
custom code ph2 on the way...watch this space...


Nice one. Been talking to the place that is redoing my turbo for my Astra and he said that 200bhp might be possible
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what from the astra or the ibiza?
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Little update.

I got fed up with seeing wires in the back so i've re-routed them. Looks neater i think.

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Where you re-routed them to ?
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If you look close enough the wires are in this little box area...

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i did that with mine, makes loads of difference
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i like this car.....does it go into gear easier/better with that linkage?
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE
If you look close enough the wires are in this little box area...




Was it hard to do?

Looks loads better without all the wires in the back!
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Really easy to do. But the wires for the light in the bumper had to be cut then reconnected together. On the 1st pic, if you look in the middle you can just about see some blue connecters.


DYL - yeah it does feel a lot better now going into gears, but did you see my Woops thread in GC. I managed to snap it. So got it welded back together and it feels even better now. Mush have been going for a while.


broster - What have you done with your wires that made their way to the front? I'm thinking to hide them in the box section under where they go as normal.
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ive just ordered one from ebay..£35....easy to fit?
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Remove the battery and the tray. Makes things a little easyer. It's just really fidderly.
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Nice one! Looks ALOT better!
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE
Remove the battery and the tray. Makes things a little easyer. It's just really fidderly.

mine will be on an 8v
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quality mate, love this car reminds me of mine
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE
Remove the battery and the tray. Makes things a little easyer. It's just really fidderly.

mine will be on an 8v


It's still got a battery though

Looks good Steve, no messing about
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve X16XE



broster - What have you done with your wires that made their way to the front? I'm thinking to hide them in the box section under where they go as normal.


The ones that run under the front of the seats? i removed the seats and put them under the dash, really easy to do and makes everything so much neater, just need to extend the handbrake light wire.
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Steve X16XE
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I've done that with the wires at the front. I meant the wires that go to the rear for the lights. Have you hidden them or not?






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steve, im sure i keep hearing your car going down wakey rd, how do your ears stand it!

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