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If your considering it, get the top dash part now, they don't come along that often at all ! You could always sell it on if you decide not to do it.
I've no idea how it all goes together tbh, just that it's not easy.
You'll need the microphone bit up by the interior light too - the voice...
Hi James,
sorry to have to lock your thread, this question is like opening a can of worms on here, therefore i'm nipping it in the bud.
It is well worth doing a search as there are a lot of threads on these two cars.
I just lol'd hard @ 'don't use Hammerite'
I used black hammerite smooth on mine, front & rear, each caliper looks just the same as when I did them, they look ace:approve:
Really cheap to do & they look a million times better than the faded manky silver they were.
As said, prep them up by...
I'd get the car first tbh, that aside. A common thing for a valver is to have it 'willified' basically sling the 1.8 engine, for a williams 2.0 engine, then go with cams, exhaust ik & all that stuff, then maybe tb's for it.
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I've been to meet in it, which you were at as i'm 99% certain your cup was there.
It is yeah. I can't be arsed with induction kits & exhausts etc, plus as it's so rare I didn't see the point of faffing around with it.
^ Thank you :D
If I was going to do all that lad i'd jave just got a mk2 (I could have done tbh) but me being old skool, prefers the mk1 front end (nice & original etc) :)
Exhaust is standard mate just painted with high temp paint. I'm not really a fan of cutting out the bumper to show off the boxes (makes them a bit too 'showey' if you see what I mean ?)