T26 WRC - Frayz Engineering WRC S8 TARMAC SPECIAL - aka THE BOMBER
Just finished reading...wow!
If I am honest the Bug isn't my favourite model but yours somehow overcomes that, lovely motor
I need to knock up a bracket for my extinguisher, what am I asking for when sourcing the materials please
If I am honest the Bug isn't my favourite model but yours somehow overcomes that, lovely motor
I need to knock up a bracket for my extinguisher, what am I asking for when sourcing the materials please
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Just a piece of 3mm thick aluminium mate.
Needs to be approx 25mm wide by approx 500mm long. Get it slightly over and you can always smooth the edges to suit. Anything thinner than 3mm wont be all that. I personally use 4mm but that has to be drilled and cant be punch on anything but a big *** machine punch.
3mm is perfect
Needs to be approx 25mm wide by approx 500mm long. Get it slightly over and you can always smooth the edges to suit. Anything thinner than 3mm wont be all that. I personally use 4mm but that has to be drilled and cant be punch on anything but a big *** machine punch.
3mm is perfect
Last edited by frayz; May 10, 2008 at 10:07 AM.
Yeah mate, Dspeed took my idea and made a batch of them.
I had lots of requests to make them but simply didnt have the time to. I think he still has a GB thread running.
I dont even have one at the moment as i gave the original away to a friend lol... i need to make another.
Frayz
I had lots of requests to make them but simply didnt have the time to. I think he still has a GB thread running.
I dont even have one at the moment as i gave the original away to a friend lol... i need to make another.
Frayz
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Id say the bumper is ready for paint now. Its about as good as think i can get it.
While its off in the paintshop, i plumb in the cooler pipework




While its off in the paintshop, i plumb in the cooler pipework


Now that's what you call cutting it to fit ! top marks for that Frayz
What's the plan with the number plate mounting point is it as per standard or have you something else in mind as I know you will be keen on making the best out of air flow as you can ?
What's the plan with the number plate mounting point is it as per standard or have you something else in mind as I know you will be keen on making the best out of air flow as you can ?
There are a couple of options from what I've seen Frayz,
1. Leave as OEM
2. Evo style square over passenger fog cover.... you can then fit a small st/steel sti lettered plate fixed on original mounting point like over on nasioc.
3. Mount in original place but higher.
4. Sticker on bonnet.
I think some P.S. work is needed on this one
1. Leave as OEM
2. Evo style square over passenger fog cover.... you can then fit a small st/steel sti lettered plate fixed on original mounting point like over on nasioc.
3. Mount in original place but higher.
4. Sticker on bonnet.
I think some P.S. work is needed on this one
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Chers Mark, you pics wre a big help at times.
Si, stickerr is a posibility, dont like the evo style mount or keep my smaller OEM plate.
Although in all honesty, a cooler the size of this should be fine whatever i choose, lol
Si, stickerr is a posibility, dont like the evo style mount or keep my smaller OEM plate.
Although in all honesty, a cooler the size of this should be fine whatever i choose, lol
hi frayz, ive not bothered reading this thread before this morning, as i thought it would be full of engine tom foolery which i know nothing about
i must say though, its been an outstanding read for the last hour or so, and from someone (me) who is a perfectionist on paper to someone who is a perfectionist on their car (you), i really can appreciate the work thats gone into this thus far.
andy
i must say though, its been an outstanding read for the last hour or so, and from someone (me) who is a perfectionist on paper to someone who is a perfectionist on their car (you), i really can appreciate the work thats gone into this thus far.
andy
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Cheers guys,
Nice comments always appreciated. Its a been a labour of love for me and as im sure youre all aware they have their ups and downs.
Taking the bumper to the paint shop tonight... best get some new decals fro the bumper ordered up too
Nice comments always appreciated. Its a been a labour of love for me and as im sure youre all aware they have their ups and downs.
Taking the bumper to the paint shop tonight... best get some new decals fro the bumper ordered up too
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