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beez_neez_gt

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Post #301
Yeh thats another reason i went for the 4 litre Jotun at about £45 delivered.

I dont have any brush marks as i used a foam mini roller at the time but may spray on the next project, it looks more like fine stonechip more than anything, thats how i like it Big grin

Yours looks far shinier than mine which looks great in red, not sure if mine would in dark grey though, being in a dark chassis area.

Would you like the rust bullet i have, still in original packaging at a cheaper price as i wont use it, can post pictures if u want?

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Posted 3rd Jun 2013 at 21:13
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Post #302
how much you got, how far does it go, and how much do you want for it? LOL

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Posted 3rd Jun 2013 at 21:20
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beez_neez_gt

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Post #303
Not sure, will have a look, its a full can not used just cant remember what size, will check it out in a bit.

From what im told it goes quite far.

Did you clear coat it as well Coskev ?

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Posted 3rd Jun 2013 at 21:49
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coskev

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beez_neez_gt wrote:
Not sure, will have a look, its a full can not used just cant remember what size, will check it out in a bit.

From what im told it goes quite far.

Did you clear coat it as well Coskev ?


No clearcoat , it's glossSmile

Rust Bullet does cover quite alot , it's pretty thin . It's a pita to keep though, as any paint left around the top of tin/lid when you reseal it goes off really hard, and you end up bending the tin/lid next time you want to use itThumbs down

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Posted 4th Jun 2013 at 06:42
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beez_neez_gt

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Post #305
Here it is, as you can see in as new condition not touched and lid came off as usual.

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Posted 4th Jun 2013 at 19:46
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Post #306
tried to buy that stuff not that long ago and they wanted silly money for postage Sad

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Posted 14th Jun 2013 at 16:03
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coskev

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Post #307
Done some moreSmile
Koni's were a bit rusty,so taken back to bare metal and repainted.Thumbs up

Front struts built up:


Slightly cleaner/less rusty hubs than your average 306Wink new bearings fitted:




Eibachs and top seats powdercoated:


Hose bracket modified to remove ABS cable and pad warning cable holders:


Lower strut brace powdercoated,it was a gay candy red when I got it but the laquer was all cracked/crazed:


Bias valve and new brake pipe set-up:

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 14:06
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Post #308
Looks the bo***cks but you know what?





















You won't be driving this in the s**tty weather now Thumbs up you will be checking the weather forecasts like I do with my escort.

Carl

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 15:49
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clen666

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Post #309
Awesome work

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 18:39
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Post #310
Looks great Kev, super attention to detail. Why did you remove the ABS?

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 19:05
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Post #311
Kev you still have not told me when I can drop my rallye off Wink

Looks spot on mate as always Thumbs up

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Post #312
Looks bloody awesome mate, great work!

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 19:42
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coskev

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Cheers allThumbs up

mechanical_repairs wrote:
Looks the bo***cks but you know what?
You won't be driving this in the s**tty weather now Thumbs up you will be checking the weather forecasts like I do with my escort.
Carl


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mik wrote:
Looks great Kev, super attention to detail. Why did you remove the ABS?


Never liked the big horrible ABS unit and the amount of pipes under the bonnet tbhThumbs down also hate the stupid compensator on rear endWink then when I dropped the tank the pipes that run from rear beam to bulkhead the length of car were corroded,so this pushed me into ditching the ABSThumbs up
Also the light weightRoll eyes Rallye should never have been fitted with ABS from the factory IMOSmile

marksorrento205 wrote:
Kev you still have not told me when I can drop my rallye off Wink
Looks spot on mate as always Thumbs up


Would like to do a white oneThumbs up
Open cheque book job is it?????Yes

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Posted 15th Jun 2013 at 21:39
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coskev

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Post #314
Got struts fitted:




Found the worst surface rust I've yet to find on the inner wing below ABS pump once removed,so back to bare metal and sortedThumbs up
Also had the standard 306 circle of rust around the plastic rivet that holds wheel liner inThumbs down


On other inner wing it had a circle of rust around the windscreen wash filler pipe,stupid design leaks water between the filler pipe and tank whenever you top upRoll eyes
Sealed it on refitting with some silicone to prevent water leaking/sitting around itWink


Strut brace powdercoated satin black


Just waiting a couple of parts for KAD calipers and she will be back on the roadThumbs up

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Posted 17th Jun 2013 at 16:29
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Simply superb work mate Love
Posted 17th Jun 2013 at 16:38
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Post #316
Looks superb mate, keep up the good work Thumbs up

This seems familiar...







Seems to be the best place for it Laugh

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Posted 17th Jun 2013 at 16:52
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mik

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Post #317
Those ABS sensor teeth on the driveshaft look minty fresh.

I had the circles of rust thing too, as well as lifting paint at the edges, the Rallye engine bay paint job was a light misting at best!

I've got a Raceland strut brace (looks identical to the OMP one). It has never been on a car but the powdercoat is bubbling something fierce. Still not sure whether to put it on or get something bespoke.

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Posted 17th Jun 2013 at 17:47
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coskev

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Post #318
CheersThumbs up
Just waiting on my seals from KAD and it will be completeSmile

cjm_harris wrote:
Looks superb mate, keep up the good work Thumbs up

Seems to be the best place for it Laugh


Presume your fittings are not tightened up in that pic?Dunno

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Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 14:24
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coskev wrote:


Presume your fittings are not tightened up in that pic?Dunno


Getting me worried now, but I did think this when doing it. I bought the same ones as Owain and his seem to be fine (his is the pic below mine)

But that seems to be as far in as they go, think that will be a problem? I f**king hope not Sad

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Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 14:29
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If they are tight and have sealed down onto the flared copper ends you must have bought longer than standard fittingsDunno
Cause even the ones into your MC are sticking out alot further than mine.Dunno
Your T piece looks smaller than mine, so that would explain them being so far out in thatThumbs up

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Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 15:22
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Post #321
Yeah, they look like long ones, pug o.e and most aftermarket are pretty short, if you get the flare a bit small they can bottom out!

zx has a little hole of rot where that arch liner plastic river pushes through too!

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Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 15:55
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If you have read my project thread (or any other of my thread for that matter) you will know I'm generally clue less Laugh

I message Oh-Wayne and he sent me the part numbers from what he got from CBS. I did the same and thats what I received. They are in as far as they will go, so hopefully should be ok?

I really hope so, cant be doing with any more brake issues at the minute Cry

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Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 16:21
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Your battery is very dusty. Please dust it Smile

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    • Posted 20th Jun 2013 at 16:32
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    coskev

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    Post #324
    dangti6 wrote:
    Your battery is very dusty. Please dust it Smile


    Will doBig grin

    Well its back on its wheelsThumbs up

    And to do some Myth BustingRoll eyes there is not a chance cyclones will clear these 6-pot KAD'sNo

    KAD's built up,new bolts used and seal kit:




    General underside view:




    Lot cleaner looking brake pipe set-up without compensator:


    Rear calipers allways looked grubby compared to beam,so sorted them:


    Rear pad carriers and backing plates powdercoated:


    Tax it Monday and get tracking done,my month off the road to sort out a few little jobs turned into 4 monthsCrazy

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    Posted 28th Jun 2013 at 11:46
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    lovely, brake pads in wrong though Thumbs up

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    Posted 28th Jun 2013 at 11:52
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