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Started by ianturbo, February 03, 2007, 00:56:55

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ianturbo

February 03, 2007, 00:56:55
[attachmentid=1521]I bought my 2.8 in the local pub for £150 (it has only had 2 owners from new ) it needed two wings one sill boot lid and bonett !it was stratos silver , but cause of panels fitted a paint job was needed , £500 later and it looks good two years later .
all was good until a 24v came up along and the rest is history !
out with the old!

in with the new!

its all going ok up to now !
ill let you know how things go , tony is on with my loom (electrics not my thing )
Take it easy
Ian

robertsand

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February 08, 2007, 18:18:37
Sounds like your doing a cracking job. I'm looking at carrying out the same conversion as yourselft. Not too sure what to do with the battery, do I relocate it in the boot or sink it into the wing. Think it maybe alot of work to drop it into the wing! Whats the best way???

ianturbo

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February 09, 2007, 20:54:17
i am puttin battery in the boot , thought about cuttin wing then thought better of it ! hopein to put it DSR cutting the plastic trim away (near were the sticker with the paint colour is ) if i get it in this weekend i'll take some pics !
Ian

capri24v

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March 11, 2007, 11:27:29 Last Edit: March 11, 2007, 11:56:38 by capri24v
Its actually quite an easy job to put it into the wing, and saves having to have your loom and alternator cables lengthened, on the other hand will help with weight distribution a little bit.

Alex

was going to add a photo of mine in the wing but it wont let me upload one

Taps

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March 11, 2007, 15:04:51
Quote from: capri24v
Its actually quite an easy job to put it into the wing, and saves having to have your loom and alternator cables lengthened, on the other hand will help with weight distribution a little bit.

Alex

was going to add a photo of mine in the wing but it wont let me upload one

If you have not got a photobucket account email the pic to me and I'll host it on mine and drop it into your post, the site uploader cant be working although Tony is working on it we dont know when it will be back as yet.

ianturbo

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April 24, 2007, 22:16:33
[attachmentid=1713]not been on for a while , just to update , battery is now in the boot , got some 7 X 15 rs alloys on (not brookland ones but with a 25m spacer look ok   )have tided up engine bay a little ,and am in middle of fittin cossie 4X4 discs and 2WD cossie callipers to make it stop !
Ian

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