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as some have seen I did a full refurb on the rear sub few months back its time to start front sub will be removed all parts stripped powder coated new kig pin bearings ball joints track rods drop links polly bushes new koni suspention and new tein tension rods new stone chip in arches and under seal here is the first pics off all the parts in volved and were am upto so far in the job all stripped out I will post more pics as I go to help anyone in the future do this job SDC12441.jpg

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the up rites are back on a damper bubs all polly bushed and new bearings on the king pins

 

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the whole front subframe and all the other bits are on so Monday it will be on its new wheels and the start of the auto to manual swap then off for new paint job

tention rods on role bar on and new front wheels on will have the rears on later with more pics

 

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hi dan Rear end looks like new well better in fact nice job i am planning doing my n/a rear end soon do you really need to burn out bushes as I don't have blow torch or such whats the best method I have a decent drill and big hammers will this do or do i really need to purchase something to burn with?.

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Coming along very nicely Dan, good work.

 

thanks mate its been a hell of a lot of work let me tell you but getting there now

Lot of work gone into that so kudos.

 

Surprised you went with powder coating though (especially on cross member and rear subframe). Couple of years down the line it'll be chipped to buggery and letting water get at bare metal again.

Zed #2: 1998 Midnight Purple 2+2 NA. (owned 2020 - now) 

Zed #1: 1995 Blue Slicktop NA (2013-2015)

 

its no probs just wanted it all in powercoat looks great. after all all power coat is stronger on chips that just paint plus the car will get used once a a weeks do its really not a prob

Looks great Dan...just dont forget the locking nuts on them tension rods looking at the pic:wink: or was that a tester:lol:

yes will nip em up but needs setting up now

yes will nip em up but needs setting up now

 

Its going to be a well sorted ZX this one ime sure...

deffo bri will be one of the very best on here that's for sure when am done

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