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Re: overiders wanted
DyNoRod wrote:Been like Christmas as the Smith house this week!
Nice new airvents thanks to Mr Catmint, Nice set of four new shiny overriders thanks to Mr Cherrington, ARP heabolts thanks to Mini Speed, Vent pipe reducer kit from ebay and nice new coldair vent pipes from some motorsport company in Silverstone!
Thanks All
I hope the new shiny overiders don't show your bumpers up!
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Re: overiders wanted
DyNoRod wrote:Been like Christmas as the Smith house this week!
Nice new airvents thanks to Mr Catmint, Nice set of four new shiny overriders thanks to Mr Cherrington, ARP heabolts thanks to Mini Speed, Vent pipe reducer kit from ebay and nice new coldair vent pipes from some motorsport company in Silverstone!
Thanks All
can you give the details for the cold air vent pipes please? ta
Overriders
I hope not too but it should be ok, as the bumpers have been newly rechromed!
All this chrome is costing me a fortune, £700 for bumpers, waist trim, handles / locks and indicator surrounds! £60 for new original number plate lights and plinths and now another £190 for overriders and that doesnt include the new backs and sidelights! So far I recon all this chrome stand me at just over a grand!
Its amazing how the costs of car restoration can escalate, I was reading an article in this months practical classics and it said how amazed it was that a mint condition Hornet brought £7.5k at auction - so far mine stands me at £6.5k and I still have at least another £2k to spend before its finished - I almost wish I had just bought the mint period one at auction! Still I guess I can be safe in the knowledge that I rescued another classic from the scrap man!
Re the cold airvent duct I bought this stuff http://www.gprdirect.com/OnlineShop/Product.do?c=425&g=653
it works out at about £11 per meter - its not the original stuff, however as it it tucked away under the wheel arch I figured it didnt matter as much and I am sure this stuff will last better, and its black so it looks the same - and it should still flex to fit as needed, and it comes in the right size (about 55mm). I did consider the stuff available from Demon Tweeks but thats more expensive and the size wasnt quite as gooder a match. I was also thinking of using the heatshrink type stuff they have to seal the ends but that would make it a pain in the ass to disconnet so I think Im just going to use stainless jubilee clips.
CLICK HERE FOR GPR DUCTING
All this chrome is costing me a fortune, £700 for bumpers, waist trim, handles / locks and indicator surrounds! £60 for new original number plate lights and plinths and now another £190 for overriders and that doesnt include the new backs and sidelights! So far I recon all this chrome stand me at just over a grand!
Its amazing how the costs of car restoration can escalate, I was reading an article in this months practical classics and it said how amazed it was that a mint condition Hornet brought £7.5k at auction - so far mine stands me at £6.5k and I still have at least another £2k to spend before its finished - I almost wish I had just bought the mint period one at auction! Still I guess I can be safe in the knowledge that I rescued another classic from the scrap man!
Re the cold airvent duct I bought this stuff http://www.gprdirect.com/OnlineShop/Product.do?c=425&g=653
it works out at about £11 per meter - its not the original stuff, however as it it tucked away under the wheel arch I figured it didnt matter as much and I am sure this stuff will last better, and its black so it looks the same - and it should still flex to fit as needed, and it comes in the right size (about 55mm). I did consider the stuff available from Demon Tweeks but thats more expensive and the size wasnt quite as gooder a match. I was also thinking of using the heatshrink type stuff they have to seal the ends but that would make it a pain in the ass to disconnet so I think Im just going to use stainless jubilee clips.
CLICK HERE FOR GPR DUCTING
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Overriders
superworm - earlier in this thread you mentioned that you replaced the bolts that came with your new overriders with some stainless ones from Wrights - can you post a link to the bolts or tell me what size they are as I want to do the same!
Cheers
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