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Jay's Lude
Re: Jay's Lude
This is my "ultimatum list". It's the jobs I have to get done (or at least bought) before I start saving for a house
The free stuff I can do in my own time.
Sound deadening:
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/spray-adhesive.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/dynamat ... i-pak.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/second- ... r-pro.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/self-am ... -tape.html
Cost: £220 (entire car)
Brake fluid:
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-742-castrol ... fluid.aspx
Cost: £23
Interior:
Fit new dials
Tidy wiring
Re-fit CarPC and amp
Fit new CarPC hard drive
Fit sound deadening
Fit heated seat elements
Cost: free, cos it's me!
Bodywork:
Paint rear spats
Paint sills
Fix front bumper
Get dents removed
Sand headlights
Cost: ??
Mechanical:
Drivers side upper wishbone bushes
Rear trailing arm front mount bushings
Fit rear drop links
Cost: £85 for parts + labour
Other:
Fog light bulbs
Cost: £10
I'm undecided on the wheel spacers, I do quite want them but I'm not sure I should spend the money on them at the moment! But this new house we're moving in to will have more space for me to work on the car so the jobs I can do myself will be done quicker (theoretically
)

Sound deadening:
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/spray-adhesive.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/dynamat ... i-pak.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/second- ... r-pro.html
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/self-am ... -tape.html
Cost: £220 (entire car)
Brake fluid:
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-742-castrol ... fluid.aspx
Cost: £23
Interior:
Fit new dials
Tidy wiring
Re-fit CarPC and amp
Fit new CarPC hard drive
Fit sound deadening
Fit heated seat elements
Cost: free, cos it's me!
Bodywork:
Paint rear spats
Paint sills
Fix front bumper
Get dents removed
Sand headlights
Cost: ??
Mechanical:
Drivers side upper wishbone bushes
Rear trailing arm front mount bushings
Fit rear drop links
Cost: £85 for parts + labour
Other:
Fog light bulbs
Cost: £10
I'm undecided on the wheel spacers, I do quite want them but I'm not sure I should spend the money on them at the moment! But this new house we're moving in to will have more space for me to work on the car so the jobs I can do myself will be done quicker (theoretically

Shiny wrote:I sniff dirty pants.
Re: Jay's Lude
Har har
I'm distilling the list down into the things that really need to be done. It's more than I see you doing
Tell you one thing though, going to have to get those heated seats in ASAP, it's freezing!


Tell you one thing though, going to have to get those heated seats in ASAP, it's freezing!
Shiny wrote:I sniff dirty pants.
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New wheels have arrived
And I'm getting a new exhaust system (Tanabe AX1 manifold and downpipe with a Blueflame catback and decat) on Monday. I'll get that fitted by a garage and have her looked over at the same time.
The wheels need a refurb and tyres, but I'll try and get some pics of them.
Once those are done the next order of business is the sound deadening, brake fluid and the rest of the interior work.

The wheels need a refurb and tyres, but I'll try and get some pics of them.
Once those are done the next order of business is the sound deadening, brake fluid and the rest of the interior work.
Shiny wrote:I sniff dirty pants.
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lol you want to swap the rear bumper? I hate the rear fog
Much prefer the smooth bumper look 


Shiny wrote:I sniff dirty pants.
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Yeah, sebring silver
Yeah we need a fog light by law. Well, I live on the Isle of Man so there's no yearly road-worthiness test. Good, because those of use who like our cars look after them and there's no waste of money. Bad, because those who know nothing about cars let them fall apart!
Either way what many people do is turn one of the reverse lights in to a foglight
Yeah, between post and painting it wouldn't be cheap

Yeah we need a fog light by law. Well, I live on the Isle of Man so there's no yearly road-worthiness test. Good, because those of use who like our cars look after them and there's no waste of money. Bad, because those who know nothing about cars let them fall apart!


Yeah, between post and painting it wouldn't be cheap

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