218 vvc cabby - cosmetic updates

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Re: 218 vvc cabby - cosmetic updates

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Hover cabby ready for the next stage, fitting the disc brake conversion.

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Shame the weather is being gay. :closedeyes
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Don't know what you mean, washed the car yesterday and today:

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Now the white stuff and the wet stuff has settled for a minute or two, time to crack on.

This took a whole heap longer without my ramps (miss you guys) but progress is progress.

So fitted modified honda civic Skunk2 control arms which are polybushed as standard.
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Part assembled the trailing arm with the new bushes and discs
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Interesting fact about the Skunk2's not only do they look cool, they are roughly half the weight of standards as well

Queue graphical representation.
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Still to come:
rear ARB once its back from powder
Rear brake calipers
Handbrake cables
Brake lines

Only a month till pol you say :headbanging
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Good work big boy. :D
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Well thats it, the disc conversion is complete bar 2 pins for the handbrake cable to caliper just got temporary rusty ones there at the moment and you know i'm not interested in rusty :cool

All wasn't well though as not only did both the bolts that hold on to the clamp in the driver compartment snap off, it thought it would be fun, while i was under the car to dump a load of rust in my right eye (currently only have 60% vision, not fun :cursing

Only job left is to fit the rear anti roll bar and sort the passenger window mech which is running a little slow, i'll start with grease but worst case i have replacement scissor mech.

But enough typing, on with the pictures.

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New rear brake pipes because, well, its me :cool
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and the finished look behind the wheels
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Which leaves what we have from the powder coaters.
All this will be fitted after my Superflex bushes arrive.

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Dust plates
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And that ARB :drool
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Re: 218 vvc cabby - cosmetic updates

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Does the powder coating on the screws survive when they are screwed in?
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when i do it, i screw them in enough to protect the threads so by the time you are fitting it its all pretty much protected.
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New toys
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fitted to the arb
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ARB down links
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New shiny bits look good mate, nice to see the back of them red drums of death. :slapme
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