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Ian

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25th Jul 09 at 23:27

Did you see the Snap Day thread? There's already one stickered up in there. Need to decide what colour I'm having the vinyl though. Darker silver/grey will probably look nicer than white but it needs to be fairly prominant.

DannyB

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25th Jul 09 at 23:37

I'd say darker silver, make the exterior bits you want to colour the same as the yellow on the WR logo in that snap day thread, wheels either dark silver or that yellow. Reversed WR logo along the top of windscreen, website along the bottom of bonnet inbetween lights, big logo and website along the side on an angle covering part of door window and rear quater. WR logo and website on boot lid

[Edited on 25-07-2009 by DannyB]

Ian

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25th Jul 09 at 23:40

Indeed

DannyB

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25th Jul 09 at 23:41

You need the british flag and Ian in the small side windows...

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Ian

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26th Jul 09 at 02:18

Just been working out the weight savings so far:

Windows - 15kg
Seats - 27kg
Rest of the interior - 20kg
Spare and carrier - 15kg
Radio - 2kg
Wiper motor - 2kg
Engine bay sound deadening - 2kg

83 saved so far.

Next jobs -

Aircon - 10kg
Perhaps a smaller battery - 10kg?

Then it's on to fiberglass panels which I'm not sure about. Probably if I get more hooked

Standard weight is 1038kg
On those figures currently I guess around 955kg

Potentially 935kg by next week

That would give me 133bhp/ton which is worryingly close to Ste's 206

and I'll be on better tyres

[Edited on 26-07-2009 by Ian]

Ian

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26th Jul 09 at 02:45

Leighton

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26th Jul 09 at 09:45

Beast, good nights work there

john_c20xe

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26th Jul 09 at 12:30

what mm think is the perspex? looks awesome

DannyB

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26th Jul 09 at 12:36

Did you do that last night then? good work

Ian

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26th Jul 09 at 12:51

Yeah finished the passenger seat last night.

Windows are 2mm which is a tiny bit thin as they're fairly bendy. Wouldn't like something that weak on a car which lives outside.

Ian

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3rd Aug 09 at 00:54

Leighton

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3rd Aug 09 at 07:51

Beast

That aircon unit was easy to rip out

We need a pic of the Foxhill branded Driver seat mount.

mattk

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3rd Aug 09 at 10:35

Look forward, to seeing this in september

Butler

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3rd Aug 09 at 11:34

Whats involved in removing the air con? My brother said you need to have it degassed first or something?

Leighton

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3rd Aug 09 at 11:39

we just cut the pipe

any gas that was in there soon left

But there was no real presure on it, if it was preasured im sure it would of made a bang. There are 2 valvs that are used to re new the gas and the just have a push valve in the so its easy to relese the gas

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3rd Aug 09 at 11:45

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
we just cut the pipe any gas that was in there soon left
But there was no real presure on it, if it was preasured im sure it would of made a bang. There are 2 valvs that are used to re new the gas and the just have a push valve in the so its easy to relese the gas

its usually beeing very bad for you to breath in ?

Leighton

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3rd Aug 09 at 12:15

Its probably not the best for you, but there is no other way of doing it, just make sure you are outsidde

Ojc

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3rd Aug 09 at 17:17

Heater valves, what absolute imbecile decided that it was a good idea to make these out of plastic?

I had a go in Steves one yesterday and its a lot of fun, loves to be rev'd.

Then driving back to mine steam started pissing out the engine bay, saw that the pipe had snapped off the heater unit, tried to bodge it back together with copper pipe but still leaked and had to wait until this morning to put it back together with a new unit from Ford.

john_c20xe

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3rd Aug 09 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
we just cut the pipe any gas that was in there soon left
But there was no real presure on it, if it was preasured im sure it would of made a bang. There are 2 valvs that are used to re new the gas and the just have a push valve in the so its easy to relese the gas

that carrys a huge fine a a prison sentence for letting the gas into the atmosphere on purpose! id be carefull what you write lol,
and yes its very bad for you, its heavyer than air so sits in the bottom of your lungs

Butler

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3rd Aug 09 at 17:49

Sod that!

am4nf

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3rd Aug 09 at 17:50

remember when sticker time comes i can help you out

Ian

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3rd Aug 09 at 21:45

There was very little gas in there, I had already poked a screwdriver in the valve to see what happened and it gave a little fizz not even as loud as opening a drink. I would guess it's been leaking and never repaired, the rad is in a bad way and the valve caps weren't tight.

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3rd Aug 09 at 21:47

theres a govement offical with his own red button waiting to take you down for that Mr G

Orient will get away with it because he would never make it in prision

good progress however

Ian

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3rd Aug 09 at 22:04

Seriously, it was like a little mouse sneeze.

Anyway

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