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I noticed on the video that the cage was welded in with the roof on whoops...
Still wanted the sunroof gone though !
Yes mate get the paint ordered how much do you recon for the inside 1ltre or more..!
Still wanted the sunroof gone though !
Yes mate get the paint ordered how much do you recon for the inside 1ltre or more..!
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Where did you get the fmic? If it's missing a bit send it back?
I bought a cheap ebay one for my old my99 type r but got the one with the alloy finish pipes rather than the chromed alloy. It fitted fine, despite everyone saying it'd be a nightmare. Was it the correct one for your year etc?
I bought a cheap ebay one for my old my99 type r but got the one with the alloy finish pipes rather than the chromed alloy. It fitted fine, despite everyone saying it'd be a nightmare. Was it the correct one for your year etc?
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when i tried to fit it james the pipework from the left corner coming up through the wing was missing the section to the turbo so binned it ,ive since bought an autobahn88 full kit so will be fitting this when it arrives ,bought it second hand from someone on here my fault really should have checked lesson learned it think !
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Might help, this is the right pipework for your year. As I said, mine was ebay special and went on fine. I did use normal decent jubilee clips in the final fit as the clamps that came with it were not good enough (despite looking like ey would be)
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cheers james thanks for that, ive located a proper set up with the autobahn88 kit so hopefully this will fit fine just need to pick it up.
Like your car aswell nice colour !
Like your car aswell nice colour !
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Cheers mate a bit stuck at the mo waiting for parts ie intercooler pipework and oil cooler,booked in for custom cages end of april so cant really get on with much till then .
Got the aerocatch bonnet pins to fit to bonnet as soon as i get to garage again then that can go in for a spray then boot sprayed in matt black so just the locks to change over il post pics as soon as i get it back.
Got the aerocatch bonnet pins to fit to bonnet as soon as i get to garage again then that can go in for a spray then boot sprayed in matt black so just the locks to change over il post pics as soon as i get it back.
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Had a really wet day but the small jobs still need to be done.
I fitted the areocatch pins today as i sold my steel bonnet and purchased an alloy one it was quite easy doing this job on my own as the bonnet weighs next to nothing .
So after marking out on the front slam panel where i wanted the studs to be mounted i located a reasonable position with the rubber stops and carefully marked round them ready for a pilot hole 5mm.
I then drilled these holes with a 12mm as this is the centre of the catch pin so making the marking out bit on the bonnet easier and should be a perfect fit and its there or there abouts so bonnet is now ready for paintas you can see.
Bonnet can now go in for paint having it matt black with 95h blue reverse scoop and blue bonnet vents to break up the colour a bit should look ok i hope !
I fitted the areocatch pins today as i sold my steel bonnet and purchased an alloy one it was quite easy doing this job on my own as the bonnet weighs next to nothing .
So after marking out on the front slam panel where i wanted the studs to be mounted i located a reasonable position with the rubber stops and carefully marked round them ready for a pilot hole 5mm.
I then drilled these holes with a 12mm as this is the centre of the catch pin so making the marking out bit on the bonnet easier and should be a perfect fit and its there or there abouts so bonnet is now ready for paintas you can see.
Bonnet can now go in for paint having it matt black with 95h blue reverse scoop and blue bonnet vents to break up the colour a bit should look ok i hope !
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I had the same, it reqd the pipes cutting and welding to get the fit anywhere near a good fit, plus I had to fabricate suitable mounting brackets to stop it rattling about.........
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and the bracket i made to stop the bottom of the cooler flapping about
Oh if you havn't already thought about it get a fuel swirl pot and external pump. Its a must if your off out on track, mine used to splutter with anything less than half a tank.
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yes mate thanks for the the advice but thats my next purchase already have a walbro fuel pump fitted so will purchase a swirlpot and mount it in the boot next to the access panel for tank/pump.