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Old 13-01-15, 07:50 PM   #1
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Nice project to get your teeth into, looking good so far.
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Old 13-01-15, 08:40 PM   #2
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Thanks for all the positive comments, will hopefully have some updates on the weekend if not before.
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Old 14-01-15, 12:34 PM   #3
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Not an update as such , but I took a photo of my front kick plates.

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Old 19-01-15, 06:30 PM   #4
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Tried to cure the rear bumper sag, got a good results in the end however I could do with a new rear bumper as sometime in its life the car has had a tiny knock enough to pop in the bumper on one corner (which I had realised ages ago).

Made some support brackets to replace the plastic ones MGr used and Rimmers want £80 for (only used one ofcourse).




Allot of muck behind bumper

So cleaned it


Side clip fix



End Result after a car wash trip

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Old 19-01-15, 07:28 PM   #5
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Old 20-01-15, 07:09 AM   #6
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The bumper support bracket for the drivers side are £80 ye.

I also adjusted the mounts under the rear lights adding foam pads and bending them upwards.
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Old 20-01-15, 06:45 AM   #7
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done the essential for the fix on the back bumper,well done,i need to get another metal insert for my new bumper are they that expensive.
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Old 19-07-15, 06:47 PM   #8
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So not a great deal has been done for a while, after discovering a cam carrier oil leek after POL that has been fixed and a touch of tarting up the engine bay has occurred.
Currently not got any photos as I've not quite finished.

Anyway bought a Dark Ice engine bay kit at POL fitted it all except the coolant cap cover as they informed everyone they made a ZS bonnet stick up on the corner.
I formulated a plan so I could fit the cap cover pertinently, so after a long week at work Friday night I took a Dremal to the underside of the bonnet and made a hole in the under bracing.
The hole ended up a bit bigger than needed but it does what I wanted it to do.





MOT next month got a split CV boot and a back box with two 2p sized holes blown out the bottom to sort. Got a full CV joint kit waiting to be fitted but might let the local garage do it due to time restrictions.

Also long over due a proper clean =[
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Old 25-08-15, 06:26 AM   #9
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Nice fresh MOT certificate XD
Changed the Cv joint (only needed a boot but had to be taken off to place it so changed the lot) and back box before the test and it passed with no advisories!

Got some upgrades to do before next MOT now!
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Old 25-08-15, 07:13 PM   #10
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Good news, well done, shows proper preperation is worth it.

What upgrades do you have planned.
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