[cava454Moderator 93 VR BT1 View build HERE Member since: February 20, 2015 Posts: 2 390]

Don’t you love it when winging it pays off haha.

I might be in your area Sunday.

Make sure it’s running, or I’ll be forced to drive over your water meter.

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Anything less then this and I’ll be upset

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Ian. When is first start. If you need someone to work the throttle. In the paddock while to watch logs, I can be that guy.

I won’t even charge you much 😏

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I was close to mentioning “ I’ll just give it a quick blow over, its only a race car “ hahaha

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Killer stuff Ian. Just link the new stuff. I don’t care for old news hahaha

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It’s been a week. I feel like the next post will be the car in colour finished.

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Judge1 Frazer wrote:

IJ. wrote:

I’m confused, why VB panels?

I want the VB front end I collected all the chrome parts when I had the green VB , also I like the gille flutes in the VB bonnet not the plastic one in VH As for the actuator , the solenoid is controlled by the ecu so in factory car it can control , speed , in reverse gear , abuse, some temperature issues , certain revs in first gear there is more can not remember so remove the solenoid but keep the other part and hook it up to vacuum -boost then will just work as a bypass valve without ecu interfering

Yeah I no how it works. I’ve got factory ecu so mine is still all hooked up.

Just make sure you do it right or it will bleed boost.

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^ What he said.

What you doing with the boost actuator?

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I can rattle can someone race stripes and numbers on the vehicle for a small fee.

I also do ghost flames. That may or may not look like ghost flames.

Jokes aside I think being white with the Carbon details will look good. I still think a carbon wrap on the bonnet roof and boot will look minter

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White with carbon black outs and bonnet 🤙

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James wrote:

How’s it coming along, you far off from a full tune? Your pwr radiator did you go with a 55mm core or the larger 68mm?

Have only been in the garage twice since i last posted. I’ve been crazy busy.

Car is ready to go to my mates now to finish the wiring and button it all up but his currently building a new carport. Gotta wait til that’s finished before I can get the car back there.

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Breathing is over rated Ian.

looking good mate.

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Looks good mate, one would think you live in Werribee with those rattle can skills. So is that it now?

Final Assembly next?

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VRSenator065 wrote:

No “working” in this garage, its purely storage/display/man cave. I have my “workshop” at home, that’s where the work happens. I actually used a paint on sealer on that floor, its sort of works, oils spills clean up easy. I want something that’s practical, looks nice and relatively inexpensive. I like the idea of the interlocking “tiles” , they arent stick down, and you can make a nice design, and if anything happens, pull them up and replace the damaged ones.

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If its purely for show and entertainment, i like a nice epoxy

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Anonymous wrote:

Looked into this when I first moved here, there’s + and – for all of the alternatives, as nice as it would have been in the end I didn’t bother.. If I have spills I’ve found the cheap SuperCheap degreaser actually floats the Oil up and out of the concrete then you just wipe it up with a rag.

Thats it. There is always a trade off.

You either keep it pretty or you keep it practical

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Jack on wheels is ok.
When he uses jack stand he puts a timber under the stand.

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The roll stuff.

Mate has it & it’s great. Make sure it comes 100-150mm up the walls, that way u can just hose everything off. Get any pattern you want.

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I’ll be going vynal.

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VRSenator065 wrote:

VK looks absolutely mint!! Mind me asking if you are happy with those coloured tiles on your garage floor, looking at options for mine…

Ill take a stab and say that’s the detailers garage.

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Cruise control is one thing you can come sort on my setup. I’d LOVE it!!!

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