if you do need help with these, the offer is still open.NafemanNathan wrote:Cheers for that kind offer sam. I had a quick look at my oil temp gauge today and it looks to come with a shed load of adapters, so I recon I'll be alrighthonda-hardy wrote:actually, send me a gauge and the piping and i will get 6 made at work, 3 each for you and@NafemanNathan.Thanks again though bud.
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Heat wrap and painting bits
The gearbox is still with the builders, it sitting in their queue of jobs and they haven't got to it yet. Not matter as it gives me time to get some other stuff prepared and get my 5th gen sorted out (which is a priority).
In the mean time I have been wrapping and spraying some engine bay components (exhaust manifold and intake). The small gap in the wrap on the exhaust manifold is just the slack of the wrap where it has been angled down. It is tight and going nowhere, and there is further layers of wrap beneath where it is on each individual primary.
Before (unpainted)

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Finished


The excess on the metal cable ties still needs to be chopped off.
In the mean time I have been wrapping and spraying some engine bay components (exhaust manifold and intake). The small gap in the wrap on the exhaust manifold is just the slack of the wrap where it has been angled down. It is tight and going nowhere, and there is further layers of wrap beneath where it is on each individual primary.
Before (unpainted)

During


Finished


The excess on the metal cable ties still needs to be chopped off.
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Re: Merlin's 4G Track Lude
*Badum tish*
Yeah the paint is very good. It seems to do a good job of holding the fibres together, and makes it look a bit better.

Yeah the paint is very good. It seems to do a good job of holding the fibres together, and makes it look a bit better.
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Re: Merlin's 4G Track Lude
Good news
and bad news
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Good news - The gearbox is 90% finished and it didnt need a single thing replaced on it. The guys said it was in tip top condition.
Bad news - The final thing left for them to do is fit the MFactory crown wheel to the Kaaz LSD. The OEM diff / crown wheel uses left hand thread bolts. The Kaaz LSD uses right hand thread bolts, and the kit didnt come with any
After speaking with the UK distributor for Kaaz (http://www.coordsport.com) they are seeing about getting me a priority shipment from Japan as there are no sets in the UK/Europe.


Good news - The gearbox is 90% finished and it didnt need a single thing replaced on it. The guys said it was in tip top condition.
Bad news - The final thing left for them to do is fit the MFactory crown wheel to the Kaaz LSD. The OEM diff / crown wheel uses left hand thread bolts. The Kaaz LSD uses right hand thread bolts, and the kit didnt come with any

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