What I did today
12 January 2006, 04:15 PM
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What I did today
Decided it was about time to drain my gear box and get rid of the bits of 3rd gear that I'm sure where in there.
Popped down to West Wales Lubricants (Cheers Kev) first to get some new gear oil. Picked up some silkoline at a bargin price
Drained the gear box, I didn't know there was a magnet in the drain plug which was handy as all the bits of broken gear were stuck to that.
Have to say if no one has done it before, peice of **** to do, only trouble I had was getting the new oil in, as you have to feed it down the gear box dip stick which is only about 15mm wide. Got there in the end with a bit of hose
Popped off for a little test drive and all seems okay apart from no 3rd.
Also poished the engine up a little more
Popped down to West Wales Lubricants (Cheers Kev) first to get some new gear oil. Picked up some silkoline at a bargin price
Drained the gear box, I didn't know there was a magnet in the drain plug which was handy as all the bits of broken gear were stuck to that.
Have to say if no one has done it before, peice of **** to do, only trouble I had was getting the new oil in, as you have to feed it down the gear box dip stick which is only about 15mm wide. Got there in the end with a bit of hose
Popped off for a little test drive and all seems okay apart from no 3rd.
Also poished the engine up a little more
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12 January 2006, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by big daz2
looking good dan whens it in at davids chop shop
oh the list is ever growing, need new front drop links and all the disc's need changing. Tempted with brembos or AP's but short on cash at the moment as need to pay solicitors and removals firms etc
12 January 2006, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RIGPIG
Looking good danny boy.
I think though you're setting up the west Wales "SSS" polishing Society
Criss
I think though you're setting up the west Wales "SSS" polishing Society
Criss
Danny... I'm speechless
I have never seen you car looking so clean
We will get you on the interior next
There is a valeting place near me now and I'm in need of the interior cleaned properly as my seats are very gruby shall I ask about GB discounts for us ?
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12 January 2006, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by simb 2
You could of done a better job of your chrome pipes!!
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They don't seem to be fairing to well, might take them off and spray them blue to match the samco's!!!!!!
strut brace needs a good clean with the autoglym metal polish. It doesn't help with the water and road crap coming through the scoob now nothing is there to stop it.
12 January 2006, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Dragon Man I see Chris
Danny... I'm speechless
I have never seen you car looking so clean
We will get you on the interior next There is a valeting place near me now and I'm in need of the interior cleaned properly as my seats are very gruby shall I ask about GB discounts for us ?
Danny... I'm speechless
I have never seen you car looking so clean
We will get you on the interior next
There is a valeting place near me now and I'm in need of the interior cleaned properly as my seats are very gruby shall I ask about GB discounts for us ?mmm might be tempted, my seats could do with a good shampoo and theres half a ton of dust on the dash board that might need cleaning out with a shovel.
Next big job is the boot, I have all the stuff now, just need the time to cut the wood, insulation and then seal the spoiler, I've got water coming in the boot which I'm sure is coming in through one of the wholes for the spoiler.
If it's dry tomorrow I'll give it a go and then wire the amp and sub up!!!
12 January 2006, 07:27 PM
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12 January 2006, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Danny check this site out...
Clicky
I know it's not a scooby
but the ideas are the same
If your on a performance trip lag your pipes
I'll call in that place and see how much an interior wash and brush up costs... I will say nothing about the dust on yours though
Clicky
I know it's not a scooby
but the ideas are the same If your on a performance trip lag your pipes
I'll call in that place and see how much an interior wash and brush up costs... I will say nothing about the dust on yours though
12 January 2006, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by kjdmk1
Dan, have you not got your undertray fitted? or wont it fit due to the FMIC
12 January 2006, 08:56 PM
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nah it's sat in the shed!!!! the water and **** is coming down through the scoop not up from below,I might think about blocking it off during the winter. Having the undertry off helps with cooling
will also help with the cooling and save all the crap getting into the engine bay.
13 January 2006, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
I'm proud of you
Would you have them done the same as the car Dan or lighter ?
Would you have them done the same as the car Dan or lighter ?
14 January 2006, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
tempted with a light blue to contrast the samcos but we'll have to see, that will be a summer job when I'm in the new house and I can make use of the double garage
14 January 2006, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by big daz2
we will all be comming up yours then.that doesnt sound very good does it but you know what i mean.
14 January 2006, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by matscooby
Looking good Dan, it looks like you've hit every nook & cranny to get it so clean.
I bet you can't wait to have it back on the road.
I bet you can't wait to have it back on the road.
Been out today, starting on the boot. Stripped everything out (For those who have seen my boot will know how long this might have taken) If the rain stays off tomorrow I'll wire up the amp and sub, not goner be able to cut the wood and glue on the carpet until next weekend. Shouldn't take that long to cut the plywood, I'm goner use this as it more water resistant (Incase I have another leak) and I'm going to to use 25mm kingspan insulation under the plywood to help with the sound deadening as I don't want to use the bung on the 5Zigen!!!!!!!
15 January 2006, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
counting the minutes!!!!! can't wait to get her all fixed and running smoothly again. I know how SImb felt now!!!!!!
Been out today, starting on the boot. Stripped everything out (For those who have seen my boot will know how long this might have taken) If the rain stays off tomorrow I'll wire up the amp and sub, not goner be able to cut the wood and glue on the carpet until next weekend. Shouldn't take that long to cut the plywood, I'm goner use this as it more water resistant (Incase I have another leak) and I'm going to to use 25mm kingspan insulation under the plywood to help with the sound deadening as I don't want to use the bung on the 5Zigen!!!!!!!
Been out today, starting on the boot. Stripped everything out (For those who have seen my boot will know how long this might have taken) If the rain stays off tomorrow I'll wire up the amp and sub, not goner be able to cut the wood and glue on the carpet until next weekend. Shouldn't take that long to cut the plywood, I'm goner use this as it more water resistant (Incase I have another leak) and I'm going to to use 25mm kingspan insulation under the plywood to help with the sound deadening as I don't want to use the bung on the 5Zigen!!!!!!!
15 January 2006, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by big daz2
dont use the ply if your making a sub box dan use mdf.are you making a new parcel shelf aswel i was thinking of making a template and banging them out,it would add a bit of qaulity to the sound and the look of the back speakers.if you need a hand wiring it me and si love doing stereo's well be happy to help.as for cleaning the boot out that must of taken you all weekend did you find any missing people in there.
Subs already in a box, had it my cupboard for a while now. I'm goner do the same as kev, reboard the bottom and cover with acustic carpet.
Cheers for the offer but I think I've got it covered, I've read the instructions and it looks pretty simple but you never know, I might be on the phone later asking questions
15 January 2006, 11:04 AM
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Dan dont buy any MDF i've got a stack of it in my garage then again it would cost you more to collect it than to buy some
dont forget the quality of the sound will be better with quality installation cable, then again you are fighting against the zigen and i know who's going to win
Heres the tecky bit-
A good ice install with sub and amp = nice music
A good ice install with sub and and amp and full de-cat and big pipes = one hell of a row going on in the car
But its fun trying
then again it would cost you more to collect it than to buy some dont forget the quality of the sound will be better with quality installation cable, then again you are fighting against the zigen and i know who's going to win Heres the tecky bit-
A good ice install with sub and amp = nice music
A good ice install with sub and and amp and full de-cat and big pipes = one hell of a row going on in the car
But its fun trying
15 January 2006, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by kjdmk1
Dan dont buy any MDF i've got a stack of it in my garage then again it would cost you more to collect it than to buy some dont forget the quality of the sound will be better with quality installation cable, then again you are fighting against the zigen and i know who's going to win
Heres the tecky bit-
A good ice install with sub and amp = nice music
A good ice install with sub and and amp and full de-cat and big pipes = one hell of a row going on in the car
But its fun trying
then again it would cost you more to collect it than to buy some dont forget the quality of the sound will be better with quality installation cable, then again you are fighting against the zigen and i know who's going to win Heres the tecky bit-
A good ice install with sub and amp = nice music
A good ice install with sub and and amp and full de-cat and big pipes = one hell of a row going on in the car
But its fun trying
I've already got some 3/4" plywood which is more than up to the job + the acustic carpet + 25mm of kingspan insulation hopefully should drown out the 5Zigen a little, it doesn't bother me but it's the passangers you have to think about!!!!!
I've managed to get hold of a Kenwood 10" sub already mounted in a nice box and picked up a amp off ebay, which is a three way, so I can run my rear speakers (Which are Kenwood components) and the sub.
Picked up the Amp wiring kit off ebay aswell. Normal retail price in motorworld is £30, ebay = £8.50
The whole install should cost me less than £80
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