Oh...ya...I would be doing that....Sorry I forgot to include my name....wat do u thing if I spray black?joon wrote:1. joe
2. peter
3. eugenia (not confirmed)
4. darren
5. alex
6. EK_Series - Jason ( chill out)
7. Wilson
8. Iggy
9. Simple
10. tohallan (just to chill out)
11. 2BHIGH - Kennie ( Oil catch tank )
12. ron <- do you wana sand your calipers?
DIY Day Part 6: Postponed to May
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haha your car is already black!! spray silver is nice..
we sand first then see how ya.. i'll need to buy some more 3M sanding wheels.. if you got time can go buy first
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er... i think you mean rivets rite? if you use the adhesive you'll prob need to go for respray
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Dear Bros,wb2005 wrote:1. joe
2. peter
3. eugenia (not confirmed)
4. darren
5. alex
6. EK_Series - Jason ( chill out)
7. Wilson
8. Iggy
9. Simple
10. tohallan (just to chill out)
11. 2BHIGH - Kennie ( Oil catch tank )
12. ron <- do you wana sand your calipers?
13. Eugene
14. Wee Beng (supervising....hahaha)
As its my first time there, can anyone care to give directions? Address? Kindly SMS me @ 97994073. Do not post here. Thanks
Its also my first time meeting the boys.
Pete & all
12pm at Adam hawker?
P.S : Does anyone still need the grey foam with single side adhesive?
Wilson - your heatshield is done up so dun need anymore yah?
Regards,
Pete & all
12pm at Adam hawker?
P.S : Does anyone still need the grey foam with single side adhesive?
Wilson - your heatshield is done up so dun need anymore yah?
Regards,
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i'm currently using rivets but doesn't fit nicely. protrudes out at the sides abit. wanna use those glue or something. my front lip was fix using adhesives at a bodykit shop. was thinking of trying to do myself. wat kinda adhesive they use? anyone knows?joon wrote:er... i think you mean rivets rite? if you use the adhesive you'll prob need to go for respray
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meet 1pm Adam Road Hawker centre carpark or thereabouts.. can come later if you want
call me 97819159 or joe 98339352 we will ignore SMS's
call me 97819159 or joe 98339352 we will ignore SMS's
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Hi guys.
Nice meeting all who is present today at the DIY meetup.
Special thanks to bro simple for the help in installing the mounting brkts and Pete for the extra brass fitting which is needed for the PCV hose.
All in all I am very satisfied & happy with the mini oil catch tank!
RPM is just a tid lower than before but not erratic which was expected before the installation.
Allan : Why never snap my picture ? Ron more photogenic issit?
Regards,
Nice meeting all who is present today at the DIY meetup.
Special thanks to bro simple for the help in installing the mounting brkts and Pete for the extra brass fitting which is needed for the PCV hose.
All in all I am very satisfied & happy with the mini oil catch tank!
RPM is just a tid lower than before but not erratic which was expected before the installation.
Allan : Why never snap my picture ? Ron more photogenic issit?
Regards,

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yo bros.. thanks for joining me today.. sorry i didn't manage to take a single photo.. 'cept ron's pics which i'll post later
overall quite productive.. oil catch cans fixed, projector lamps installed, speakerboard damper installed.. calipers sanded (ron's the man now!) haha
in the end only joe and me polish car hahaha
overall quite productive.. oil catch cans fixed, projector lamps installed, speakerboard damper installed.. calipers sanded (ron's the man now!) haha
in the end only joe and me polish car hahaha
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Yo bros,
Thanks for everyone who have been there at DIY day, see and learn a lot from many of the bros there. Special thanks to peter for organising the DIY day, yr precious effort is appreciated. Should there another round of DIY, I will be there to try other things, mostly likely the cold air piping. Any bros know where can get the piping?
Today, I had managed to insulate my aircon piping with the rubber hose, it see like the aircon cool slightly better. Will try again tom in the afternoon to confirm the results, update later, cheers
Thanks for everyone who have been there at DIY day, see and learn a lot from many of the bros there. Special thanks to peter for organising the DIY day, yr precious effort is appreciated. Should there another round of DIY, I will be there to try other things, mostly likely the cold air piping. Any bros know where can get the piping?
Today, I had managed to insulate my aircon piping with the rubber hose, it see like the aircon cool slightly better. Will try again tom in the afternoon to confirm the results, update later, cheers
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yo wilson.. sorry that the steering wheel didn't work out.. but trust us la, you'll enjoy a 350mm wheel much more..
just get the correct bosskit and we can try again anytime.. it's quite easy as you already know
just get the correct bosskit and we can try again anytime.. it's quite easy as you already know
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