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the fast way to remove the black crap off the clamps is nitro-mors, then i mirror polish them and then send the batch to the chromers.

 

i may have the 2 other caps off mine available to you in a week as im just waiting on my special set lol

 

Thanks for the info dude but what is nitro-mors?

 

and if the two caps become available can you drop me a pm please :)

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Yeah i blamed hodge when i done both of mine, Thing is your enjoying messing around and getting new parts and tbo thats what its all about, have fun with it all and do bit by bit

 

exactly! its so much fun playing about! It is so rewarding to do.

 

I have even started to think about relocating a couple of things and seeing what wires I can hide :p

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Got some more odds and ends done today.

 

Some more chrome bits fitted :)

 

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Had to relocate the horn to fit the slam pannel as the whole cut out for it was not big enough.

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The power steering cover unfortunately touches the pulley so need to mod it a bit before fitting, not sure if im going to bother, may just sell it as it would be fine on a TT. pics of the problem can been seen below.

 

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Next changed a few more bolts for some nice shiny ones, the front of the engine bay it almost done now. :)

 

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Sorted out another bracket too nice and simple, took it off, quick paint and refitted with a new bolt.

 

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Also got some pics of the dash pannels in the middle of being done, the one that surrounds the mirror controls is next to be done all the others are ready for paint.

 

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also bought this a while ago but needs work to fit. have cut the whole for the terminals need to cut one more bit so the clamp will clear it.

 

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Looking spot on Jake, very nice work. I'll have to catch up with you and see all the bling for myself. Good thread buddy, keep it going. Will need your advice soon, the spare room is filling up with parts so I'll be starting on mine soon. Not on your scale but you are giving me the insperation I need to get started. :cool:

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Looking spot on Jake, very nice work. I'll have to catch up with you and see all the bling for myself. Good thread buddy, keep it going. Will need your advice soon, the spare room is filling up with parts so I'll be starting on mine soon. Not on your scale but you are giving me the insperation I need to get started. :cool:

 

thanks mate for the kind coments, We do need ta catch up soon! will drop you a txt at some point. Will be great to see you start on yours! i know how you feel in regards to your spair room filling up i have the same problem i have a fair few parts i have not mention in here yet i need to get cracking on, its just finding the time.

 

did you ever get your wheels sorted?

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Looking good Jake. Good thing you've got rid of that cheap looking carbon dash, never really liked those. I think there's going to be a huge improvement when the new panels are fitted.

 

thanks dude i do like carbon but the sticky stuff if naff as you say, it will look much better matt black, going to stick a guage in the clock hole and some chrome heater+dial rings in too, just to brighten it up :)

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Still in two minds about the wheels, keep changing which ones I like, narrowed it down to two styles though. Have just got some nice goodies delivered though so need to start some serious saving.

 

Awesome best get cracking on it soon ;) just to warn you as i remember you mentioning getting some rota D1 they do not do suitable fitment for a supra, i know this as i considered getting some a few months ago and when talking to garage wifbitz about ordering they gave me the spec's :(

 

Nice job you done under the engine bay, really great work. I was wondering the bolts you replaced the standard one with, any chance you can tell me where you got it or is it just any hardware store?

 

I get them through a family member who works at a garage but im sure you could get them from any hardware store to be honest. I only get them from the garage as its convenient

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Today I tried to inject some colour into the engine bay without making it tacky but if I'm honest I'm not 100% sure on the outcome. I have decided to add red to the bay as im going to play of the Rad cap i have and the TRD oil cap on its way.

 

So here is the process, the pics are not great as I was loosing light when doing it, but if you cant tell from the pictures the colour is a metallic red.

 

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While doing the job I had a nice knock on the door from the posty and my strut brace arrived!!

 

didn't get time to fit it but gave it a clean and balanced it on the car to get the idea :D going to take it apart and have the ends repainted as there is a tiny bit of corrosion.

 

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But for now its in the pile of bits I need to fit

 

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