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16V_1600

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17th Apr 08 at 21:32

quote:
Originally posted by jay26
nice lookin mean lol

Cheers buddy. It will be a really nice car when I sort the bodywork

16V_1600

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18th Apr 08 at 21:18

Update.

The car is now booked in at a different bodyshop. getting the rear quarter sprayed and blended into the door. Tailgate sprayed, retaining wiper and boot lock.

Pics when done coming up

B3KAN

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18th Apr 08 at 21:22

Changed your mind again lol

I had to get mine blended in2 the door 2 when my quarter was done

16V_1600

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18th Apr 08 at 21:33

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
Changed your mind again lol

I had to get mine blended in2 the door 2 when my quarter was done

yeah lol

It would be such a tidy car with the bodywork sorted. I have decided to keep the car and continue on with the project

B3KAN

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18th Apr 08 at 21:34

Good choice

Arden Blue FTW

16V_1600

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18th Apr 08 at 21:37

quote:
Originally posted by B3KAN
Arden Blue FTW

Definately

nova_gteuk

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19th Apr 08 at 06:10

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
yeah lol

It would be such a tidy car with the straight guy wheels. I have decided to keep the car and continue on with the project

Choosing a corsa over a decent car,just as bad as your taste in wheels

16V_1600

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19th Apr 08 at 12:47

quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
yeah lol

It would be such a tidy car with the straight guy wheels. I have decided to keep the car and continue on with the project

Choosing a corsa over a decent car,just as bad as your taste in wheels

It's not that I choose to have a Corsa over a decent car. I've just bought a house and would rather put money into that than buy another car. Houses make money, cars don't. Just this bodywork to do and I'm nearly there with the car to how I want it. Just maybe a steering wheel and 90mm rear springs.

As for the wheels, GTF

[Edited on 19-04-2008 by 16V_1600]

nova_gteuk

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19th Apr 08 at 12:57

16V_1600

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19th Apr 08 at 13:15

Corsa_Scotty

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19th Apr 08 at 13:26

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600

quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
yeah lol

It would be such a tidy car with the straight guy wheels. I have decided to keep the car and continue on with the project

Choosing a corsa over a decent car,just as bad as your taste in wheels

It's not that I choose to have a Corsa over a decent car. I've just bought a house and would rather put money into that than buy another car. Houses make money, cars don't. Just this bodywork to do and I'm nearly there with the car to how I want it. Just maybe a steering wheel and 90mm rear springs.

As for the wheels, GTF

[Edited on 19-04-2008 by 16V_1600]

:novagte_uk leaves the room:

16V_1600

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24th Apr 08 at 19:00

Update 24/4/08, just ordered one of these:

*photo for illustration only. Going for:

52mm electrical oil temp
52mm electrical oil pressure

Looking forward to getting them fitted. Which make of 52mm gauges are recommended?

Cheers

16V_1600

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10th May 08 at 10:16

Update - 10/5/2008.

Had my car in the bodyshop for the following:

tailgate respraying (As it had rust in the corners of sport spoiler)

Rear wing and touched in the door (As removing rubstrips pulled a bit of paint off)

I know it needs a proper wash and back to black on the bumpers, and some autosol on the exhaust but the majority of the car was cleaned by the bodyshop.

Work looks top!

Well happy with the car now.

[Edited on 10-05-2008 by 16V_1600]

Haynesy

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10th May 08 at 10:22

looks good mate, i would say needs to be lower at the back tho, otherwise looks nice!

16V_1600

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10th May 08 at 10:39

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Originally posted by Haynesy
looks good mate, i would say needs to be lower at the back tho, otherwise looks nice!

Thanks mate

Yeah defo needs to be lower at the back, watch this space for 80mm springs

Danny W

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10th May 08 at 11:03

spot on

looks very tidy now mate.
80mm springs will definatly set it off

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16V_1600

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10th May 08 at 11:18

Cheers Danny

To do list as now:

-80mm springs
-Antracite wheels/exterior plastics
-Gauges fitted
-leather retrim
-possibly XE or LET or tune the 1.6 can't decide what to do on this front.

xa0s

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10th May 08 at 12:24

Really like it mate.

Can I ask where you got the red LED's for your dash (etc)? The previous owner started doing mine with blue, and they look pretty cool. I'd like to finish it but he said he ran out of LED's.

Any idea?

How hard are they to fit?

Charlton

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10th May 08 at 15:47

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
Cheers Danny

To do list as now:

-80mm springs
-Antracite wheels/exterior plastics
-Gauges fitted
-leather retrim
-possibly XE or LET or tune the 1.6 can't decide what to do on this front.

go for 90mm springs like me mate from dave a im ordering mine on mon

car is looking

btw

16V_1600

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10th May 08 at 16:25

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Originally posted by SRi Luke
Really like it mate.

Can I ask where you got the red LED's for your dash (etc)? The previous owner started doing mine with blue, and they look pretty cool. I'd like to finish it but he said he ran out of LED's.

Any idea?

How hard are they to fit?

Thanks mate

I got the LEDs off 'crazyleds' off ebay. Came as a full dash kit for:

Speedo, MFD and heater control bulbs.

Here you go mate:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CORSA-B-TIGRA-LED-DASH-KIT-ALL-BASIC-MODELS-GSi-SRi_W0QQitemZ190109904346

Can be quite fiddly, MFD are easiest. Run a search on here and someone has done a write up on fitting LEDs/removing dash I believe

[Edited on 10-05-2008 by 16V_1600]

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10th May 08 at 16:26

quote:
Originally posted by Charlton

quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
Cheers Danny

To do list as now:

-80mm springs
-Antracite wheels/exterior plastics
-Gauges fitted
-leather retrim
-possibly XE or LET or tune the 1.6 can't decide what to do on this front.

go for 90mm springs like me mate from dave a im ordering mine on mon car is looking btw

Thanks mate

I am leaning towards 90mm, have been having a search on pics of 90mm Corsa rears

16V_1600

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21st May 08 at 18:57

Thought I'd create a false floor to tidy up the rear of the car with a view to fitting some black bucket seats and harnesses eventually.

The floor is finished and will be fitted when I get the seats etc, bought some 6mm MDF and some acoustic carpet. Used the boot carpet as a template. Used spray glue. really tidy job, fits the car snug. Split MDF so spare is easy accessible.

What ya reckon?

jimmy 2.1

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21st May 08 at 22:01

Nice job! Wanna come to mine and make one for me van?

16V_1600

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22nd May 08 at 11:54

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Originally posted by jimmy 2.1
Nice job! Wanna come to mine and make one for me van?

Cheers Jimmy

It was really easy to do, used the boot floor to draw around, then used the girlfriend's dad's jigsaw, then some swift diy experimental trimming skills

and voila. It's neat but could have been better.

I would come and do yours, but my call out charge + labour might not be to your liking

Cheers

[Edited on 22-05-2008 by 16V_1600]

Adam C

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22nd May 08 at 13:25

Thats looking really good, Im tempted to do a false floor for mine.

Must say this is one of my favourite project threads on cs at the mo

My Arden Blue Astra GSi MK4 on BBS LM's Project Thread

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