
the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
Subsribed to this! Can't wait to see what you do with it 

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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
Just a quick question, how are you going to get the flares passed as roadworthy? are the a little more lenient in VIC?
I dont care that my laces aren't fat or that I'm not even close to flush and I certainly don't want to be the illest!
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
it has had vic redgo before with them no questions but i have a nsw engineers certificate so hopefully itl be ok.
also seeking a rc style aerial if an one has one please let me know
also seeking a rc style aerial if an one has one please let me know
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
So it started today probly the greatest thing ever had truble finding the right bolts to plug holes but its all sorted now. i had to buy a
Batery but after that it started pretty easy no nocks or rattles witch was good. so tomorrow arvo i might try taking the gearbox out.
Batery but after that it started pretty easy no nocks or rattles witch was good. so tomorrow arvo i might try taking the gearbox out.
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Well I ordered a shifter extension and it arrived so tried it out and even with the razo short shifter it dosnt seem very short its perfect height but the throw is a little long. might get a shorter short shifter down the line.
and I did not even start removing the gearbox was too hung over and had too many other things to do:( but will get there at some point hopefully I can get home early from work one night this week and get it at least started.
and I did not even start removing the gearbox was too hung over and had too many other things to do:( but will get there at some point hopefully I can get home early from work one night this week and get it at least started.
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So today at work my nardi steering wheel hand brake and gear knob arived. pretty happy with it all not sure about the shifter its very light. any one used it and how did you find it?
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
If you don't like it ill take it off your hands
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so ordered clutch and got the stock fly wheel machined. so hopefully have the gear box swapped over and clutch and fly wheel installed on the week end. so after the week end there will be a Toda racing chromoly lightened flywheel up for sale. so if any ones keen please PM me.
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Any one have any idea how to remove a verstubern wooden hand brake handl? so far i have tried brute force and ignerece and big suprise go no where so gonna try hot water to soften glue but if that dosnt work im not really sure what to use.
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compressed air? you know, the way you remove bike hand grips (normal ones, circa me, age 11)
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
Hey mate, congratulations! Was good to meet you the other week. I have no doubt that this car will turn out to be seriously awesome. Subscribed haha
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
so a small update have the steering wheel fitted and a steering boss spacer as well. and removed center console for tomorrow:)
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
I demand up dates
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Re: the soft red, flaired sunken mx5
Me too!
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