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Re: Project Ph1 OneSevenTwo
I wouldn't grease the throttle body, too much. Maybe a touch where the spring sits and pivots..
Just clean it up properly, and make sure it's not sticking anywhere on the inside.
Mine was scuffing on the inside, and ever so slightly scored. A touch of wet and dry...
Bargain at £1700!
When I had it i,
Refurbed the wheels.
Changed the rear discs, pads and bearings.
Changed the gearbox as the old one span a bearing.
New clutch.
New front discs and pads.
New front shocks
Cleaned it to within an inch of it's life!
Don't be silly!
Be clever, like Dave. Organise a car fixing day, where everyone comes over, and works on your car all day while you cook bacon and stand around.
Very close.
I think the 172 had slightly more pull, but until I get alongside one, I really wouldn't know! I've not really had any plays with anything of similar performance, yet..
To drive though, I have to say I prefer the 106. Despite the pedals being (almost) in the passenger footwell...
Because it's got no AC, no power steering, no ABS, no anything! I've hidden what wires it does have as well as possible..
I'm thinking red crackle paint for the rocker covers, too.
:cool:
Yeah, after 3k, it's loud! Really raspy! I love it.
It's quick, but you've got to push hard, to keep it there. It also loves being pushed hard. At low revs, and in traffic, it's hard work, but once you're moving, it's awesome. Just like a little go-kart!
Quite surprised with how it hold the...
MOT passed.
Tax bought.
Pugsport refitted.
Back seats refitted.
150 miles later and I've still got a huge grin on my face!
I also cleaned it properly, so will take a few pics tomorrow! (: