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Gritineye
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as ever very worth watching
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stealth is good, if it to "normal" people just looks like any other car all the better I think ,its only enthusiast notices .lower stance etc etc. wolf in sheeps clothing eh
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its all the fiddly bits that takes a load more time than you expect eh
driving me mad
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when you go boss eyed we will know its finally got toooo much
Clever trick that with the drill bit in the pipe
It wasn’t - first 2 times I tried I welded the bit to the inside of the pipe
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You need a quenching bucket.
That radiator pipe, what was that made of? The one you were tigging?
Nice work!
That radiator pipe, what was that made of? The one you were tigging?
Nice work!
Or I could keep handling hot **** like a complete muppet?
I do worry about cooling things unnaturally, I’m not a material specialist so I worry about changing its properties (fully aware that welding alters the properties lol)
the radiator and pipes are made of aluminium.
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I thought it was alu' by the sound of the tig, but wasn't sure.
Cracking work, keep it coming....
I would've gone insane at the wiring part.
Cracking work, keep it coming....
I would've gone insane at the wiring part.
Cheers
wiring is easy providing you have the diagrams, you just need patience.
it’s pretty much there with the wiring now. One or two more wires to connect.
things to do are stupid little things, lambda bungs in exhausts, oil feeds and returns done up, seal oil pan and other stuff, find a way to supply fuel. And it’s ready to go
