Manifold....
07 March 2012, 04:31 PM
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Manifold....
Just got my manifold back from the bodyshop, they did it in black to imperial blue (I had told them either colour whatever was easiest i wasnt fussed just needed it done so was a nice surprise!)
Probably not to everyones taste but im really pleased with it
Probably not to everyones taste but im really pleased with it
07 March 2012, 05:15 PM
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Looks good Kirstie and certainly different, like the rest of the paintwork.
Kirstie let me know how much it was please and where from as i want to change my manifold and was going to go black or even yellow. but sshhh dont tell anyone.
If you want pm me on surrey
Kirstie let me know how much it was please and where from as i want to change my manifold and was going to go black or even yellow. but sshhh dont tell anyone.
If you want pm me on surrey
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07 March 2012, 05:21 PM
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We will go regardless as always have the cossie but sooooo wanted to run the Scoob see what she can do Good luck with yours too by the way 
07 March 2012, 05:57 PM
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i say 2 vdays but it was longer as he picked my engine up and returned it then i fitted it myself then got it mapped which took a few weeks but tfs done the work in a day, which involved new clutch doing a parrallel set up change headers and a few other jobs for me and then delivered back to me.
there the only people i have used
there the only people i have used
07 March 2012, 06:08 PM
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never had issue with the rates, always been a good price for me.
i think he even done some work which involved some welding a bracket and i would say i wernt even charged what the labour was worth
i think he even done some work which involved some welding a bracket and i would say i wernt even charged what the labour was worth
07 March 2012, 06:29 PM
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well we shouldnt really take anymore of kirsties thread up.
But what do you need doing on yours?
If you have any doubts get some ball park fiqures before work is carried out (Although as with anything it would only be an estimate so wont actually be that price) and ask them to advise you as the work progresses and before do to much work.
If you trust simon to map his car, you must trust his judgement
But what do you need doing on yours?
If you have any doubts get some ball park fiqures before work is carried out (Although as with anything it would only be an estimate so wont actually be that price) and ask them to advise you as the work progresses and before do to much work.
If you trust simon to map his car, you must trust his judgement
07 March 2012, 07:12 PM
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Cheers JonMc
And Phil, yes i do stress about it a lot but i just wanna drive the damn thing rather than look at it all day ha ha. Fed up of waiting but hopefully engine going in this week, really needed it mapped for the 25th though :/
And Phil, yes i do stress about it a lot but i just wanna drive the damn thing rather than look at it all day ha ha. Fed up of waiting but hopefully engine going in this week, really needed it mapped for the 25th though :/
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im sure he could.
even if it was 9pm lol.
thats just at srr, not to say he couldnt map yours on the road before hand, but i suggest you talk to simon.
i just thought i would try and stop you stressing even more.
even if it was 9pm lol.
thats just at srr, not to say he couldnt map yours on the road before hand, but i suggest you talk to simon.
i just thought i would try and stop you stressing even more.
