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Red tt manual Blackpool
He brings some great cars over - everyone who's bought one from him has been highly satisfied with every aspect of the sale! :thumbup1:
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Red tt manual Blackpool
How is it you've managed to appear here so fortuitously....?
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Red tt manual Blackpool
Well, this is certainly a coincidental forum sign-up......
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
It's weird - I found this lottery ticket in my jeans after they'd been through the wash and, amazingly, the only information on it that could still be read were the winning numbers! :lol:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
It seems I'm marching ahead with this year's plans as she's off to have the wheels completely refurbished on Friday! :biggrin: Tyres off, wheels shotblasted, kerb damage repaired, powdercoated (in two colours), brand new valves, tyres back on and balanced. That, along with the calipers, should all but complete the exterior revamp... :thumbup1: Can't. Wait!
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What did you do to your zed today?
Double-check on FB, Tom - Geordie French's SWB has a 2+2 Twinz roof spoiler, but I don't know if it's already been snapped up!
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Red tt manual Blackpool
Factory what now...?? :rofl:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
I have a bit of a concern about these newly rebuilt calipers... On the rear ones, where the dustboot sits on the caliper, there is a small lip so that, when the retaining clip is in place, it locks in under this lip and so secures the boot firmly into place. :) On the fronts though, there is no lip! So the dustboot and it's retaining clip just sit against the caliper, as opposed to being locked into it. I can only hope that, once the pads and everything are refitted, the dustboot won't flex sufficiently to unseat itself from where it's mounted...!
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What did you do to your zed today?
^^^^ And so the modding begins.... ;) :thumbup1:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Thanks, guys :) Once the wheels are completely refurbed and revamped (watch this space!), I think everything will fall into place and the caliper colour will make perfect sense... ;)
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Hello, I'm back.
Welcome home, buddy! :thumbup1:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Fully rebuilt now :) :
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Black plastic vinyl strip under spoiler
Z1 sell the new blackout strips - that's where mine came from :)
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Black plastic vinyl strip under spoiler
Z1 sell the new blackout strips - that's where mine came from :)
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Rare Names Thread
Winner!!! :clap:
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Rare Names Thread
Winner!!! :clap:
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Rare Names Thread
Are we allowing simply peculiar names...? If so, I used to go to school with a girl called Heidi Murgatroyd... which we all thought was hysterical! And let's not forget Mike Hunt - he was a legend in the playground.... :rofl: [/lowers the tone]
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Rare Names Thread
Are we allowing simply peculiar names...? If so, I used to go to school with a girl called Heidi Murgatroyd... which we all thought was hysterical! And let's not forget Mike Hunt - he was a legend in the playground.... :rofl: [/lowers the tone]
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Rare Names Thread
Is Sinjin not actually spelled St John...? Or am I placing too much emphasis on old "Airwolf" episodes...? :lol:
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Rare Names Thread
Is Sinjin not actually spelled St John...? Or am I placing too much emphasis on old "Airwolf" episodes...? :lol:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Thanks, Gaz :) Like I said, a splash of colour partially hidden behind my wheels will look pretty nice... and the candy coating darkens the red down somewhat too, which was what I wanted. Looking forward to finding a few spare moments to get them rebuilt and then get down to Mr Dent's gaff and have them and various other bits fitted! :biggrin:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Thanks, Gaz :) Like I said, a splash of colour partially hidden behind my wheels will look pretty nice... and the candy coating darkens the red down somewhat too, which was what I wanted. Looking forward to finding a few spare moments to get them rebuilt and then get down to Mr Dent's gaff and have them and various other bits fitted! :biggrin:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Calipers collected :) When I'd dropped them off, I started having a few doubts over the colour choice but, now they're finished and back here, I've decided that I made the right call: Candy red!! :biggrin: My reasoning for this is as follows: my Zed is very silver! Silver body, silver wheels... I wanted a splash of colour on the exterior that wasn't going to be too vulgar or garish, and that would tie in nicely with the "silver & red" them that seems to have evolved. I didn't want plain gloss red and then I thought "Candy, to match my engine!" So I umm'ed and ahh'ed and then decided to take the plunge. Seeing as there's not a huge amount of caliper visible behind my many spokes, this should provide the splash of colour I wanted without being too OTT. :) The pictures make them look far less shimmery than they are in real life. The calipers themselves have been wire-wheeled and soda-blasted prior to painting, and there are brand new pistons, seals and clips to be installed. Once these are fitted, along with the stainless steel lines, I should find that my brakes are absolutely tip-top! :biggrin: Happy Mondo this morning :thumbup:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
Calipers collected :) When I'd dropped them off, I started having a few doubts over the colour choice but, now they're finished and back here, I've decided that I made the right call: Candy red!! :biggrin: My reasoning for this is as follows: my Zed is very silver! Silver body, silver wheels... I wanted a splash of colour on the exterior that wasn't going to be too vulgar or garish, and that would tie in nicely with the "silver & red" them that seems to have evolved. I didn't want plain gloss red and then I thought "Candy, to match my engine!" So I umm'ed and ahh'ed and then decided to take the plunge. Seeing as there's not a huge amount of caliper visible behind my many spokes, this should provide the splash of colour I wanted without being too OTT. :) The pictures make them look far less shimmery than they are in real life. The calipers themselves have been wire-wheeled and soda-blasted prior to painting, and there are brand new pistons, seals and clips to be installed. Once these are fitted, along with the stainless steel lines, I should find that my brakes are absolutely tip-top! :biggrin: Happy Mondo this morning :thumbup:
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"You picked a fine time to leave me, Loose Wheel!" - Mondo's new Zed.
So this morning sees me heading off to collect my calipers...! :biggrin: