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  1. frayz

    Clio 172 Cup OEM+ Restoration Keeper

    Love this... So in the Mbeau RS fleet we have the Cup, the turbo and the Meg. I do hope they're all able to stay mate :)
  2. frayz

    Help please heat shield

    Fine. Be like that. I was only trying to help! 🤣
  3. frayz

    Help please heat shield

    Not sure if this helps mate.
  4. frayz

    Fred and James’ Clio 182 Racecar Project

    Thanks for that, im running the Northloop RCK hubs and only a 5mm spacer up front so should be okay for lock. I thought buying direct from Uncle Sam might be the case, i'll just get bummed for soem VAT & duty lol
  5. frayz

    Fred and James’ Clio 182 Racecar Project

    Wonderful talent and fantastic attention to detail. Did you buy the Z06 ducts over here or did you buy direct from the US? Also may i ash what you have used to connect them to the foglight apertures. I think id like to do the same, providing you have no tyre fouling on full lock. Thank you :)
  6. frayz

    ClioSport 2021 Calendar - We Need Your Photos!

    Shocking isn’t mate. Properly gone down hill this year. I blame Covid and Brexit. 😅
  7. frayz

    ClioSport 2021 Calendar - We Need Your Photos!

    Lmao, never even knew this was here. Winner. 🤣🤣
  8. frayz

    EH?. . . WHAT?... Sound deadening.

    Actually, I've just checked regarding weights. Deadening was 8kg Dodo Hex, 3.5kg Noico 2mm, 2kg of Super liner. So less audio, if anyone wanted to do the same without audio its approx 13.5kg to do the whole car. I had a tiny bit left over but for weight purposes is negligible.
  9. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Actually, I've just checked regarding weights. Deadening was 8kg Dodo Hex, 3.5kg Noico 2mm, 2kg of Super liner. So less audio, if anyone wanted to do the same without audio its approx 13.5kg to do the whole car. I had a tiny bit left over but for weight purposes is negligible.
  10. frayz

    EH?. . . WHAT?... Sound deadening.

    Conclusion as posted in my main project thread: Im not going to lie, it feels like its been a slog. A job i really wanted to do but so glad i broke it down into segments. To do properly just takes so much time and you can easily get carried away just rushing it as its pretty laborious. The...
  11. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Thanks Sam, im not going to lie, it feels like its been a slog. A job i really wanted to do but so glad i broke it down into segments. To do properly just takes so much time and you can easily get carried away just rushing it as its pretty laborious. The boot and back end took me a week of...
  12. frayz

    RM04 MOR - Arctic Blue 182

    Love coming back here to see your updates on this mate. Great attention to detail. 🙂
  13. frayz

    EH?. . . WHAT?... Sound deadening.

    So just following up to conclude this thread since I finally did the cabin of the car this weekend. I removed all the interior trim, seats and carpet and along the way was looking for clues to a creaking seat that I’d had for a while. After removing the seat I’d found nothing out of the ordinary...
  14. frayz

    Clio 172 Cup OEM+ Restoration Keeper

    Love that Mark. Can’t wait to see you work your magic on it. 😎👌🏼
  15. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    One of these is more than enough for me mate. I had my time as an 18 year old with a pair of Eclipse 12s in the boot and more watts of audio than Wembley stadium. Lol. One of these at 150w RMS is more than enough to cope with anything most folk want to listen to and at volumes that are more...
  16. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Ha, is this one better Rob? 😅
  17. frayz

    Andy’s Trophy #151

    Yeah that’s exactly what he means. Although, not sure how much lighter a Turini is than an oem 182 wheels.
  18. frayz

    Andy’s Trophy #151

    Lovely example mate. Congratulations. 🙂👌🏼
  19. frayz

    Andy’s Trophy #151

    They’re standard cast Turinis with a higher offset.
  20. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    I know of a few others that have cracked when the OEM spacers are retained. They focus all the seat pressure on a very localised area and the metal fatigues over time. I lived in Steeple for 10 years so know the Bradwell and Dengie roads well, it’s a great run out that way. There are usually...
  21. frayz

    Door card material trim

    I’d say it’s cheaper and easier to source a replacement door card from a breaker.
  22. frayz

    182FF Inferno Turbo

    Looks great. 🙂👌🏼
  23. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Take your time mate and spit the job into sections. The layer system with deadener, foam, insulation works remarkably well.
  24. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Oh I don’t use them... I just put them in photos for show. I use a rusty adjustable spanner and bent screwdriver for all jobs. 🤣🤣
  25. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    So yesterday I thought I’d finally finish up my sound deadening project and do the cabin floor. I removed all the interior trim, seats and carpet and along the way was looking for clues to a creaking seat that I’d had for a while. After removing the seat I’d found nothing out of the ordinary so...
  26. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Dawn raid across Essex and Suffolk at first light this morning with @MrBlonde. Over 100miles covered and ended up at First Coffee in Woodbridge. Cold, cloudy overcast day, but took some pics anyway of her. Modern classic right here. Ha! :D
  27. frayz

    Titanium MrBlonde

    Always a pleasure mate. Car looks fantastic as always. 🙂👍🏼
  28. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Small but satisfying job on WZD over the last couple of days; new alloy pedals. The existing pedals were worn and polished after 135k enthusiastic miles. I was tempted to keep the patina of the old pedals, but then I saw a lad on Facebook who had made some exact copies of the original...
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