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i thought my garage was being robbed the other night. has been robbed before and they took all my powertools and a torch with no battery Blink

heard noises, started firing at the garage asbestos roof with an airsoft pistol and marched round only to see the woman there changing her brake pads on her 1970's mountain bike at 1am. like you do..

i'm actually dying to go back round and attck this dashboard but i absolutely have to resist or i'm going to be banned from leaving the house soon

time to scour yell.com for a nut and bolt place and a welder who doesnt charge the earth to come out Unsure

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:17

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Post #202

It's better than that bugger that keeps hacksawing at 1am...

Wanna borrow a Rottweiler, he's great, 11 stone, never, ever runs out of energy and he's as thick as a concrete block, if someone comes in he'll probably just headbutt them to death as he hasn't quite got the brains to work out how to stop running...

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:18

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there no light in the garage though unless i turn it on??? she was sat in the dark with an allen key

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:17

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useful for somerthing atleast.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:26

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She want to hoover the workshop floor?

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 05:34

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Post #206

phillipm wrote:

She want to hoover the workshop floor?

If she hoovers your workshop 'floor' you will end up with a hole in the ground! LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 16:50

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Post #207

has anyone kicked off about the front hoops yet?

dont want to order one untill its sorted.

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 17:09

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Some bas**rds sent me a stress managment booklet back with the recovery driver LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 17:24

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Post #209

Unless anyone is closer to Daventry, I'll be dropping my car off with them to do a re-measure. Apparently, they are on their 3rd different CNC bending machine since they came up with the original design for this cage (10 years ago ish.) and during the changes some errors have crept in that have'nt become apparent as they have only sold the clubman cages until the recent rash of challenge spec. cages of late.

If anyone is close with a stripped or partially stripped car that they can spare for a couple of days can you let me know?

Thanks.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 18:23

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Post #210

Well, at least they're sorting it out, wonder what's happening with people that have bought one and just fitted it where it landed then?

Their MSA certificate must be invalid too, as it's not the homologated design Dunno

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:22

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Post #211

what do you mean phill homologated??

when i fit my cage its pretty important that it would pass all the regs if need be.

theres to many regs though it seems, msa qualified welders and so on Roll eyes

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:27

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Well, their cages are tested as the original design, which allows them to give you an MSA certificate for a cage that doesn't follow the standard blue-book design, so if the cages that have been installed over the past few years are different to the original design, the cert. might not still be valid, as they've got two extra kinks in the a-pillar tubes.
Might not be enough to make any difference to the certificate though as that part does follow the BB, so Dunno

New ones should be spot on if they're sorting it out though.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:45

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Post #213

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New ones should be spot on if they're sorting it out though.

Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:49

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I can let them have the bend angles and rotation for a million quid Whistle

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:56

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Jim please could you let me know their conclusions/measurements as we've got a cage sitting here and I'd rather get the correct bars together before fitting! I will speak to them in the mean time.

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Post #216

Have you rung them to double check yours are as bad?

There's gonna be a voodoo doll of me in the CC offices... LOL

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 19:57

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Post #217

No, but we will do. Their job is bending bars in the right place though, if they cant do that Doh

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 20:10

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dhampton wrote:

Jim please could you let me know their conclusions/measurements as we've got a cage sitting here and I'd rather get the correct bars together before fitting! I will speak to them in the mean time.

I doubt they will be giving out their measurements to me or anyone else, if you also have this double bend and a gap on your tunnel brace bar I suggest you make contact with CC before you attempt to fit the cage. If you leave it until sometime next week before you call them because I aim to drop the car with them Thursday evening and collect it on my way back from the trackday Friday afternoon. After then they should have all the measurements they need.

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Posted 13th Jul 2009 at 22:21

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chris with a pug

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Post #219

oh so this order could take a bit of time to go through? May jump in on it then

Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 00:20

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im in on this Yes

Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 00:55

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be warned you have to cut your dash to f*ck to say the least LOL

lucky i took my time and got it really need with all curved edges etc and didn't upset previous flocking. jobs a good'un

been in garage since 8am Blink

dropped zorst and fixed eyelets, all wiring back in, painted fully, dash cut and installed. almost done with it now, just gotta get some bars welded into the shell

can tidy floor wiring up when the bars are welded

good cage - when they fit LOL

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Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 00:58

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The steering wheel looks even dafter with the dash on Razz

Did it come in a Kellogs Cornflakes box? Whistle

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Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 00:59

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Post #223

i like it. bit small but easy to get used to

not a cheap momo wheel yanno Whistle

gotta move battery box an inch to the left aswell as the GRP lid catches the cage now Doh

oh nothing underneath is disturbed from your welding, just one small patch of underseal that has peeled back in the front left A pillar base which i've just cleaned up. will be going up on ramps to be tackled

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Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 01:02

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Well, at least your steering is fairly light, it'd be a right bas**rd with a fast rack, mine's bad enough with a decent sized wheel.

I was under it with a soaked fire-blanket to try to stop too much of your underseal from dripping off Thumbs up

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Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 01:02

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Post #225

very kind of you, i see you like my car so much you can do some more work on it if you like Whistle

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Posted 14th Jul 2009 at 01:08

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