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Rocky's 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate (Gone)
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I like the new style number plate and badge, looks really smart. Don't give up the work! We've all had bad times with our cars.
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Re: Rocky's 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Thanks for the offer but I'll be sorting them before the meet.honda-hardy wrote:if your going to james's meet i can fit new discs and pads for you bud. get them ordered up, just remind me nearer the time so i dont forget my tools.Rocky wrote:
Next step is to get the brakes looked at (can take it somewhere now), probably looking at new discs all round
Changing discs and pads is one of the few mechanical jobs I can actually do

My 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Pushki wrote:I change my pants every 3000 miles or every 6 months. Whichever comes first.
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you need your brakes doing too dont you, just hope james dont mind. @lewd lude lover
but any way bud, you wont show.
but any way bud, you wont show.

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fair enough.Rocky wrote:honda-hardy wrote:if your going to james's meet i can fit new discs and pads for you bud. get them ordered up, just remind me nearer the time so i dont forget my tools.Rocky wrote:
Next step is to get the brakes looked at (can take it somewhere now), probably looking at new discs all round
Thanks for the offer but I'll be sorting them before the meet.
Changing discs and pads is one of the few mechanical jobs I can actually do



Re: Rocky's 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Small update.
Managed to sort the front brakes. Spent almost 6 hours doing it but I think they're sorted.
Sticking slides and pads seemed to be the issue. Spent ages looking online on how to remove the slides only for my girlfriend to shout that she just pulled it out
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Cleaned up all points of contact and re greased the slide (one had some corrosion where the boot wasn't seated correctly so needed a bit of rubbing down).
Car feels like its got twice the BHP from before, sticking brakes are bad mmmm kay.
Managed to sort the front brakes. Spent almost 6 hours doing it but I think they're sorted.
Sticking slides and pads seemed to be the issue. Spent ages looking online on how to remove the slides only for my girlfriend to shout that she just pulled it out

Cleaned up all points of contact and re greased the slide (one had some corrosion where the boot wasn't seated correctly so needed a bit of rubbing down).
Car feels like its got twice the BHP from before, sticking brakes are bad mmmm kay.
My 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Pushki wrote:I change my pants every 3000 miles or every 6 months. Whichever comes first.
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Nice one mate. I'm sure i'll be having problems soon when it comes round to doing mine!
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Re: Rocky's 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Well 'Project Cheepskate' has came to its inevitable conclusion and is now a 1.7 diesel Vauxhall Astra
I had only driven it 2 or 3 times since heading back from LLL's national meet, it was costing too much in fuel so hard to justify using it over the MINI. I worked out I was getting 17mpg
I'll still hang about on here (even though I haven't been on much lately) and hopefully see my old car in the new members section.

I had only driven it 2 or 3 times since heading back from LLL's national meet, it was costing too much in fuel so hard to justify using it over the MINI. I worked out I was getting 17mpg

I'll still hang about on here (even though I haven't been on much lately) and hopefully see my old car in the new members section.
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My 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
Pushki wrote:I change my pants every 3000 miles or every 6 months. Whichever comes first.