The ANDY TANG Tart of the year Awards...????
03 January 2002, 11:13 AM
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The car looks good...
I bet that gear stick is cold in this weather!
At least the half leather one has warm points on it!!
BTW the carbon still looks good IMHO.
Mark
I bet that gear stick is cold in this weather!
At least the half leather one has warm points on it!!
BTW the carbon still looks good IMHO.
Mark
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03 January 2002, 12:37 PM
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oooh, looks like the tarty one has lost his crown! You get my vote as it's a old spec car, and so is mine.
what are the wheels? Team Dynamics I think (obvious really as you're TSL) but what size are they?
what are the wheels? Team Dynamics I think (obvious really as you're TSL
) but what size are they?
03 January 2002, 12:47 PM
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Thanks guys
those luvverly wheels are the now tart-mandatory (oh my god....a kerb!!!...
...) 19" Diablo by Team Dynamics available from all Kevtastic Emporia throughout the UK.... (and TSL )Not playing in the salt tho!!
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03 January 2002, 01:32 PM
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Rihbay...
.... very easy mate...... i got the staaaaaff to do it! ... some bits are easier than others as i understand it. If you would like someone to talk you through what to undo and in which order, please feel free to ring and chat to one of the workshop team, Paint wise... this is a real ball ache as your interior will have years of silicone cleaners and shiners on the vents which has to be scrubbed and cleaned over and over to ensure it's all gone befor painting. Any good bodyshop should be able to properly plastic prime and paint the pieces for you
hope this helps
Cheers
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03 January 2002, 01:41 PM
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trouser, have a look at my car pics here -
http://community.webshots.com/user/petertholt
You should see a strange bi-planed rear spoiler.
The back edges of which go right down the bootlid to the rear light clusters almost!
http://community.webshots.com/user/petertholt
You should see a strange bi-planed rear spoiler.
The back edges of which go right down the bootlid to the rear light clusters almost!
04 January 2002, 11:53 AM
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Netclectic... its an old Tommy Kaira jobby that was on the car when i bought it!
.. (half the reason ..
). We just hacked the top off if and bodged the STi grille in You do see them about every now and then... try a wanted mate!
Cheers
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04 January 2002, 11:57 AM
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Wicked dude, that spoiler is a million times better than that other piece 'o dung you dragged around, sets the car off a treat.
Have you done all the paint jobs (externally) that you wanted to and rolled the arches so you can keep up at meets
A job well done sir, you have exhibited a flare for style (to rival the mighty Mr Tang ) and converted a tired looking old bucket into the stunning scoob it now is
Any stickers to go on?
Mikey
Have you done all the paint jobs (externally) that you wanted to and rolled the arches so you can keep up at meets
A job well done sir, you have exhibited a flare for style (to rival the mighty Mr Tang
) and converted a tired looking old bucket into the stunning scoob it now is Any stickers to go on?
Mikey
04 January 2002, 01:05 PM
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Nice one! Almost makes me wish I'd had my braided hoses fitted on Thursday rather than Wednesday 'cos then I could have seen it in the flesh.
By the way, the difference in brake feel is marvellous, now the snow is melting enough for me to try them out - good job done by TSL once again
By the way, the difference in brake feel is marvellous, now the snow is melting enough for me to try them out - good job done by TSL once again
04 January 2002, 03:15 PM
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Car looks very sweet Trouser, shame I missed it when I was at TSL the other month . Any sign of my wheel nuts for the 19's yet? I would e-mail you direct but outlook express has gone **** up for some reason.
. Any sign of my wheel nuts for the 19's yet? I would e-mail you direct but outlook express has gone **** up for some reason.
