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  1. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Im sure with a little love it will come up lovely mate. We all have a little extra time on our hands right now. Get yourself a polished and some Sonax. 🙂
  2. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Lmao, what you want your car a silly orange colour Zach? 😅 Sort me a solid UJ and I’ll see what I can do. 😂👌🏼
  3. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Coolant bottle finally turned up so fitted that, filled and bled the system with new Renault type D coolant. New TCAs assembled and fitted. All hub hardware checked, double checked and marked before running it down the road to my local tyre shop to get the geometry setup. The short very slow...
  4. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Project lockdown continued today with the arrival of a new PAS switch to try and cure my PAS leak. Still no coolant bottle arrival so that will have to wait. Anyway, I fitted the new PAS switch which hopefully does the trick. Also decided to bite the bullet and crack on with the roll centre...
  5. frayz

    Return of the Renault:)

    Lmao, you keep telling her that. 😂
  6. frayz

    Return of the Renault:)

    Lots of nice bits here Adrian, nothing changes eh. Will be quite a weapon once complete and no doubt built to your usual high standards. 👍🏼
  7. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    it’s water based so not hardy if it gets wet until it’ had time to dry. But after lots of applications the plastic seems to absorb the product and it lasts longer and longer. its a long way from any coating, but it’s a very versatile product that finishes well
  8. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Just a shame Spray Shack no longer exists to my knowledge.
  9. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Dynax UC is transparent but not as hardy as UB.
  10. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Ah they’re just wearing a 1:5 mix of CarPro Perl
  11. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Lock In day 437 and reason 56732 why the neighbours think I’m mental. First job was to bleed the brakes after the lose swap yesterday. So that was just a top up of Motul RBF600 as I had flushed and replaced the fluid over the new year. Then I dropped the front off WZD to swap the rad. The new...
  12. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Lovely. They look almost black in those photos.
  13. frayz

    Fixed bucket install

    Also available from Universal Seatbelts. Just buy a cable mounted buckle. Then they will fit properly and won’t flap about.
  14. frayz

    Lemforder balljoints at ECP - £12 the pair (1*2)

    Lemforder and Meyle HD are probably the best “pattern parts” you’ll buy Darren. 🙂👍🏼
  15. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Unfortunately not very thanks anyway mate. I want to try and replicate the OEM silver or have a nice bright silver as I think that will look best.
  16. frayz

    The Petrol Blue Project continued

    Lovely job on that scuttle dude. Looks almost familiar. 😅👌🏼
  17. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Shame they can’t get an exact match for the OEM colour in hydro dip. Really struggling to get some paint to do them at the moment.
  18. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Nice, what were your favourites in terms of looks and quality?
  19. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    I’ve also found some scrub marks on the NSF where the arch has a domed section in it. The OSF doesn’t have this pressing. Anyone else encountered this before? Before I’m asked. Wheels - 15”x7” ET43 Tyres - 195/50/15 Toyo R888 15mm wheel spacers
  20. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    So today’s little jobs. Service parts arrived from RPD so I cracked on with her oil/filter. First time she’s had Castrol rather than the ELF oil. Whilst under the car I saw quite a lot of dispersed oil which I traced as PAS fluid. Close inspection found a crack in the switch housing. So I’ve...
  21. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Theyre covered in ACF50, Dynax in some areas and wear these heavy duty covers so I think I’ve given them the best I can to stay in the best condition. Just want to be able to get out and try them properly.
  22. frayz

    Lemforder balljoints at ECP - £12 the pair (1*2)

    Id say so yes. Generally Lemforder items are very good.
  23. frayz

    BG 182

    Cool. How did you mount the belt receiver?
  24. frayz

    Titanium MrBlonde

    Beautiful job mate, especially by hand. Great results, she’s looking better than ever. 😍
  25. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Get them on nice wheels and sitting properly and they’re one of the most aggressive looking little cars out there. Zero overhang, wheels at the corners, low and fat. Perfect. ❤️
  26. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Cheers for the feedback all, basically confirms my own thoughts. Going to order some paint this evening and refresh my originals a nice shade of silver. As said, the colour match is shocking but worth a look just out of curiosity. I think it’s very difficult to modify the exterior of the...
  27. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    I think that’s the idea. 😅 But know what you mean. 🙂
  28. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    As close to whole car I have without going outside. 😅
  29. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Looks nice Olly, What colour Anthracite are yours?
  30. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    So a very kind gentleman on Pistonheads gifted me some colour coded door bullets. I trial fitted them today to see what I think. The colour match is miles away on my car but gives me an idea if I would like to move away from the OEM silver. My silver ones are original and have never been...
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