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Making good progress on this, think I'll do the same with regards to bonding the spoiler

USE ....Sika EBT+ .in my view is the best money can buy ...which Travis Perkins & Keyline builders merchant stock in White / Blk / grey /brown is the very best semi flexible primerless single pack bond I've ever used ...I've even made glass Hinges between two panes of toughened Tractor glass ...it's a polymer not a Silicon & makes tigerseal look Crap LOL

I've even bonded Glass with a hinge system ...amazing stuff

Got my interest back again Thumbs up

Posted 3rd Apr 2017 at 18:47

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Damn that spoiler is lovely, is this one ordered straight from Maxi or whatever they are called in France?

Sad to hear on FB that you wont be on track this year mate, i'd love to catch it in the flesh at some point.

Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 15:53

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Post #1153

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Yes Chris the Maxi / French one m8....
I'm doing so much to the car at mo ...

Torsion bar change
Fabricated Tank 20litres infloor behind passenger seat
Doors sorting
Tilton pedal box & Hydralic clutch

I've not got the time & money this year Thumbs down

Next year asst tracks around the Uk defo

Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:03

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Post #1154

Template Angled metal plate with two holes to be made in stainless 3mm to spread the weight of the pressure from the rear spoiler over the twin skin Fibreglass tailgate

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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:06

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Door panel cut out & original handle fitted :..used masking tape for any overspill Sika EBT+

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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:42

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Post #1156

Rear of carbon door panel with White EBT+ used at I got it for free & you won't see it on the back Thumbs up

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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:54

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Post #1157

Sanded down the finishing door handle ring & kept the two rear prongs & bonded the front with Black EBT+
Had to do it this way as I've bonded the rear handle for security...so it does not fall off Whistle

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Moved the door handle closer to my seat both sides so when I'm harnessed in I can open & close the door now...if I'm waiting in a cue for a track day etc & it's warm ...these plastic windows with McDonald's size openers are NOT going to help things
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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:56

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All works as it should Thumbs up

Looks like it should be fitted there Whistle

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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 19:57

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Post #1160

I don't think mine is all carbon. It can't be more than 3kg, it's pretty light. It did make a reasonable difference on track, although you'll find it quite draggy. IMO you'll need something at the front to rebalance the aero or you'll feel it understeering at high speed.

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Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 20:16

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Mines defo 100% carbon

I'm hopefully getting a front Splitter off David / General Lee if he still has it ?....only fitting what I've bought & got at mo Dan Thumbs up

Hopefully the Power I'm running will compensate a little with the drag & pay off in the handling that was amazing before LOL

Thank you for the info though Dan Thumbs up

Posted 4th Apr 2017 at 21:34

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Post #1162

For spoiler Tailgate inside plate to spread pressure out over Twin skin fibreglass .....Stainless steel plate & Stainless nuts tig.......
8mm nuts used & rounded on plate side to corner to give long 6mm bolts a flat surface for washer & fixing nut to sit Whistle

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Posted 5th Apr 2017 at 15:33

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All Stainless inc nuts ....ready to fit now

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Posted 5th Apr 2017 at 14:46

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Got to love a few Stainless fixings & washers Crazy

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Posted 5th Apr 2017 at 16:34

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AR scratch resistant Polycarb slider window temp bolted on ...& yes I know the film has to be removed to see out LOL

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Still have to put black Obs band around the edge of AR Polycarb & once sprayed foam seal between both door & window ..

PS I know I went OTT with the bolts but I have a Window air scoop that's coming for each window that's going to put a lot of pressure at 125-130mph on that polycarb & I don't want leaks either Whistle

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Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 13:34

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Inside the fibreglass twin skin tailgate I've fitted the Stainless plate lined with thick Tractor inner tube & the Stainless bolts to take the pressure of the Spoiler at high speed

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Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 13:39

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Spoiler finished & fitted ...thank god

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Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 13:39

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All Stainless bolts & washers & nuts used ...

I may get it Laquered with a few coats ...just to protect it ....

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Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 13:42

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That looks awesome mate . Are you going to put a diffuser in the rear bumper too?

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Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 14:04

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That looks awesome mate . Are you going to put a diffuser in the rear bumper too?

Thanks Ross ..still loads to do & money needed m8
No Ross ...Not until I try this first & I fit my Front Spitter off David Thumbs up

I recon I might get out for one day late in the year if I get it all done ????

Posted 6th Apr 2017 at 15:34

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Just looking at my pair of 245x245mm Polycarb window air scoops to help direct some cold stuff in on a warm track day LOL

I think a few lads may run these already on here ?.....nothing that interesting Whistle

Closed at back end & open at front

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Posted 7th Apr 2017 at 07:13

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Great bloke great prices .... Thumbs up

I believe others have used his products on here ?

Near Bristol

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Posted 7th Apr 2017 at 08:03

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Well a big update is due .....I'm sure you can guess what's coming by the picture?

Black Art Design NEW 3way rears but with cover boots to control Ross/ Superchargers spare set of 25mm Torsion bars Whistle

Sorry about the pic quality....stole it from Russian Guys project page ....They will match my fronts I already have Thumbs up

My Bilsteins group A rears 460/250 like new will be up for sell in 4-6weeks

My dampers now are for sale in the parts bin Whistle

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Post #1174

ive always been tempted to buy bronze windows. I wonder what they will look like on a black car

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Posted 7th Apr 2017 at 10:57

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ive always been tempted to buy bronze windows. I wonder what they will look like on a black car

Sadly don't come scratch resistant from here Thumbs down

Posted 7th Apr 2017 at 11:42

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