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Ju5ta5 is going to have a look as well so its first come. I only had them on the car to go to Performance autoworks from my house so rich could put on my AEM 330mm and the ATR calipers. otherwise this would have been my setup.
blackdiamond.com these are from the combi range.
£95 for the pads and discs combined. Hamp OEM.
6th gen Prelude please Mr Honda. RWD 2.4 turbo lude.
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Wrinkle red manifold heat shield.
with the engine about to go into performance autoworks on the 16th of august for its refresh rebuild, i thought id give the heat shield a bit of attention as it was starting to look a bit scabby.

so i popped it into the sand blaster and took the worst off. wasnt too worried about the rust pitting so didnt go too deep with the blaster.

a few layers of high temperature primer.

and a nice layer of fresh wrinkle red.
Bit of a change since i got the lude.


so i popped it into the sand blaster and took the worst off. wasnt too worried about the rust pitting so didnt go too deep with the blaster.

a few layers of high temperature primer.

and a nice layer of fresh wrinkle red.

Bit of a change since i got the lude.

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Re: Honda-Hardy's type "s" express
following a disasterous dyno for some, i would like to mention that my lude did actually manage to measure a comparitively accurate result compared to last years dyno reading. this year measured at 211.2 bhp compared to last years result of 209.3 so not at all bad.
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looking good sam 

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Re: Honda-Hardy's type "s" express
thanks ratty. im trying. obviously in the real world if i could, i would genuinly get you to paint it because i know how much of a perfectionist you are, and how spunky your painting skills are.RattyMcClelland wrote:The car really does look fantastic Sam.
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Seat refresh
Big thanks to @spydor for the advice at the national meet regarding the condition of my drivers seat.
so here is the condition prior to the refresh.

and after applying a rub over with some 600grit sand paper.

now to tackle the worn leather.

and a coat of leather treatment later.

much better, cheers to who advised spydor too.
so here is the condition prior to the refresh.

and after applying a rub over with some 600grit sand paper.

now to tackle the worn leather.

and a coat of leather treatment later.

much better, cheers to who advised spydor too.