Lateral links & Trailing arms.... Show me yours :)
10 January 2013, 10:58 PM
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looks well sweet that Damian saw the pics on 22b mmmmm might nip round and see steven to get myself one of those gearbox cradles,Damian have you had a look at the TSS front subrames they run tubed and bladed arb's very similar to the wrc stuff.
11 January 2013, 09:16 AM
#73
No where near as clean and tidy as some others already mentioned, but heres mine.
Looked alot better once it got the proper diff in it ..... until the gearbox spat its oil over everything! :-(
Looked alot better once it got the proper diff in it ..... until the gearbox spat its oil over everything! :-(
11 January 2013, 07:36 PM
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Here you go Kev, here's a quick piccy of the kit i've been working on:-
These have been freshly powdercoated in STi pink and decals added to match the original STi items, just need the bushes pressed back in..... not the best pic but gives you an idea (they do look a lot better in the flesh)
This is the best fitted pic i have at the moment, but will get some more and post them up next week:-
Steve
These have been freshly powdercoated in STi pink and decals added to match the original STi items, just need the bushes pressed back in..... not the best pic but gives you an idea (they do look a lot better in the flesh)
This is the best fitted pic i have at the moment, but will get some more and post them up next week:-
Steve
11 January 2013, 08:40 PM
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Yes they did TBH they had this kit on a rally car in the US and the car got totalled in a big way it was the only straight bit to come off the shell which shows its strength.
11 January 2013, 09:20 PM
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Here you go Kev, here's a quick piccy of the kit i've been working on:-
These have been freshly powdercoated in STi pink and decals added to match the original STi items, just need the bushes pressed back in..... not the best pic but gives you an idea (they do look a lot better in the flesh)
This is the best fitted pic i have at the moment, but will get some more and post them up next week:-
Steve
These have been freshly powdercoated in STi pink and decals added to match the original STi items, just need the bushes pressed back in..... not the best pic but gives you an idea (they do look a lot better in the flesh)
This is the best fitted pic i have at the moment, but will get some more and post them up next week:-
Steve
Liking the look of that Steve
11 January 2013, 09:58 PM
#80
How do you guys find durability of painted/coated chassis components. Really tempted to do mine as I'm currently about to fit pollybushes. In my opinion, although it does look nice just seems a waste of time on a daily used motor that sees all weather and road conditions.
11 January 2013, 10:17 PM
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How do you guys find durability of painted/coated chassis components. Really tempted to do mine as I'm currently about to fit pollybushes. In my opinion, although it does look nice just seems a waste of time on a daily used motor that sees all weather and road conditions.
If its all coming off to fit new bushes it would be a shame not to take advantage, and it would look sooooo much better
11 January 2013, 10:31 PM
#82
But seriously, who's actually going to look under and see any of this?? And after a while it'll be filthy, chipped and back to looking tired.
12 January 2013, 09:32 AM
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I've been looking at using this stuff http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RUSTBUSTER...item2c669e2fbc some good reviews across the net.
But seriously, who's actually going to look under and see any of this?? And after a while it'll be filthy, chipped and back to looking tired.
But seriously, who's actually going to look under and see any of this?? And after a while it'll be filthy, chipped and back to looking tired.
You have a point, perhaps it's not worth it on a daily driver as you say who will look under a normal road car.
It's your choice in the end I guess, up to you how much time and effort you put into your own car.
My car is not a daily drive and condition wise it's not bad so I'm looking to just fettle a bit in this area to bring things up to par with the rest of the car. I don't have to or need to do it it's just my choice
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