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Gandi69

Posted 7/5/2009 2:27 AM (#510067 - in reply to #374722)
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What engines going in this mate? Please dont say your gonna mate the PG1 to that 1.1

vvc warrior

Posted 7/5/2009 2:30 AM (#510068 - in reply to #510065)
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totaly speachless really but all that work looks fantastic well done m8

Pandy

Posted 7/5/2009 3:33 AM (#510076 - in reply to #374722)
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Looks great mate, i painted my springs red aswell

Not that you'll see them mind

I like the rear disks but i cba with the hassle, does look ace though

purple-haze

Posted 7/5/2009 5:04 AM (#510093 - in reply to #374722)
Subject: TRO 1.4L

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i goin to put the box on a 160vvc, i just saw the amount of mile it had done and looked at the price, i think it was a bargin lol.

yeah pandy i saw your msn display pic and had to do it, its amazin how much a bit of paint transforms them

Metromartin

Posted 7/5/2009 7:21 AM (#510110 - in reply to #374722)
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Top work!! really like what you have done to this metro.

I wouldn't mind some pop out rear windows (bought a-series ones by mistake)

quick_spider

Posted 7/5/2009 7:43 AM (#510111 - in reply to #510110)
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Metromartin - 7/5/2009 1:21 PM

Top work!! really like what you have done to this metro.

I wouldn't mind some pop out rear windows (bought a-series ones by mistake)

Can't they be made to fit? (if you ditch the rear seat belts)

I'm struggling to fit mine since my 98 shell hasn't even got the holes for the riv-nuts to go in!

Jon

AdrianSi

Posted 7/5/2009 12:13 PM (#510159 - in reply to #510111)
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quick_spider - 7/5/2009 1:43 PM

I'm struggling to fit mine since my 98 shell hasn't even got the holes for the riv-nuts to go in!

Jon

I'll have a template at somepoint in the future as my new SI shell is a 98 and doesnt have the holes either.

AdrianSi

Posted 7/5/2009 12:17 PM (#510160 - in reply to #374722)
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Cracking job of the gearbox tho... and the VHT clear lacquer is great stuff... just not restiant to battery acid. The battery in my SI exploded in the crash and has corroded my what was mint gearbox

Looks like i shall be getting nifty with the wire brush also!

purple-haze

Posted 8/5/2009 12:37 PM (#510384 - in reply to #374722)
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what about a mgtf pedel box, for thde hydrolic clutch, is that a direct replacement?

and after last nyt with the pot hole i have fixed it (i think)

http://www.metropower.org.uk/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=53156&posts=11#M510386

Edited by purple-haze 8/5/2009 12:41 PM

Metromartin

Posted 8/5/2009 12:39 PM (#510385 - in reply to #510111)
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quick_spider - 7/5/2009 12:43 PM

Metromartin - 7/5/2009 1:21 PM

Top work!! really like what you have done to this metro.

I wouldn't mind some pop out rear windows (bought a-series ones by mistake)

Can't they be made to fit? (if you ditch the rear seat belts)

I'm struggling to fit mine since my 98 shell hasn't even got the holes for the riv-nuts to go in!

Jon

Nor has my mk1 A-series as its older than the first metros with them from the factory which is a pain as I would of fitted them to it instead.

I'm just going to keep a look out for K-series ones. At least I got the window rubber seals which don't always get sold with the glass.

purple-haze

Posted 12/5/2009 4:54 PM (#511152 - in reply to #374722)
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leastest photos of the car with the rear disc conversion done and the new proxies nd wheels on...

ooo and some pics of my new interior parts that i picked up og rosso on saturday

hope you like

mr gotta hava metro

Posted 13/5/2009 12:37 PM (#511264 - in reply to #374722)
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love it mate! spot on

Rosso

Posted 13/5/2009 6:44 PM (#511332 - in reply to #374722)
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looking sweet buddy, that carpets come up a treat.

purple-haze

Posted 14/5/2009 1:31 AM (#511344 - in reply to #374722)
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still bits of bloody sand in it lol

Rosso

Posted 14/5/2009 5:34 AM (#511390 - in reply to #374722)
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lol always a pain to get out.

Metromartin

Posted 14/5/2009 8:37 AM (#511436 - in reply to #374722)
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Looking good as always.

Any engine pictures?

Its 1400 8v MPi if I remember? (for now anyway)

petrol_head

Posted 14/5/2009 9:34 AM (#511449 - in reply to #374722)
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drive it like its hired

5000

soooo clean

DAVESEI

Posted 14/5/2009 3:49 PM (#511518 - in reply to #374722)
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this is qual-li-tay mother suckers lovin this build great read 2

Saxokid100

Posted 15/5/2009 1:34 PM (#511655 - in reply to #511344)
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dot dot dot Rally Spec

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purple-haze - 13/5/2009 7:31 PM

still bits of bloody sand in it lol

Luv the look of your motor bud!! realy stands out well,and so bloody clean too.......

purple-haze

Posted 1/6/2009 2:26 AM (#514389 - in reply to #511152)
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went round to rossos again yesterday nd picked up a set of gti bumpers, which will be getting sprayedb up over next couples weeks.

will post pics up when i finish work

purple-haze

Posted 4/6/2009 4:24 PM (#515143 - in reply to #374722)
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only just found the time and i carnt find most of them.... am still repaintin the spats hense the ill fitting of the bumper

before...

after...

Edited by purple-haze 4/6/2009 4:27 PM

Pandy

Posted 4/6/2009 4:39 PM (#515145 - in reply to #374722)
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Looks great mate....bit high though

purple-haze

Posted 4/6/2009 4:45 PM (#515146 - in reply to #374722)
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its the slope at the bk of the house i think plus the spats make it look lower

vvc warrior

Posted 4/6/2009 4:55 PM (#515148 - in reply to #515146)
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about bloody time, looks mint Richy

purple-haze

Posted 4/6/2009 4:56 PM (#515149 - in reply to #374722)
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so do i carry on and do the front????..........

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