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I'm in the middle of an underside restoration (car is still on the axle stands after all the wind!) Where I've had to get back to bare metal I've coated with 2x hydrate 80, 2x electrox and was going to finish this off with Dynax UB. Will this be sufficiently robust or should I be putting a stone...
Yeah I'd say mine is similar to be fair, I panicked I think! There is a nasty bit up high where the tunnel for the exhaust and handbrake cables run but I'll need to get the tank out for that.
Not found one in flame red close by as yet, I might consider looking for any colour and getting it sprayed when I get the front bumper done. Having said that I'd travel for a good flamer bonnet but being on south wales border they never come up close by.
Great progress with these, I must pull my finger out and get the beam off. I replaced the OS handbrake cable which i found had corroded while replacing the caliper seals.
The shell rust where the beam mounts looks a little bit worse than I had hoped for, that and the few bits of dodgy bodywork...
Hows this all progressing, I've done mine all a bit backwards having just overhauled the rear calipers and fitted hub spacers. I'm just waiting for lighter evenings to get the beam off and tackle the rust on the shell where it mounts, fingers crossed it's not gone too far
What's the flat connecting bar that connects the sliders on the rear calipers called (yoke?) and what is its purpose? Mine are pretty rusted, are they still a available?
Thanks I'd looked at similar ones to those but got my usual indecision, I regularly find myself needing to do bits of plumbing to fit kitchens but have used either compression or push fit so it might be a better idea to get the more capable one. Soldered joints not only look better but are...
I need to get a blowtorch to free up caliper bleed nipples, which gases get hotest or rather which would be best for this purpose? Any recommended torches