GrahamU

I have the rack of the car at the moment and am re-painting it but I noticed when I removed the gaiters that one of the rod arms is bent. First thought was to bend it back but then thought I should do the job properly, so following the Bentley manual, I put the rack in a vice and tried to undo the rods but so far no luck. Is there a good way to get these undone?

love that mk1 capri

keep it up, slow and steady is how I work when it comes to the corrado

I guess the progressive part is a softer rating than the main part which is where the 'jiggly' ride comes in What make did you get?

back to the question! From the DubGeneration/VAGlogic show today

WOW, some great answers to a perfectly reasonable question, especially yours OSV...... Depends on how far you mean to go, don't see many with new plates made to fully smooth the chassis rails but have seen a few where the holes have been welded up and the water pots/battery removed and wiring tied up, Gareths (rado90 - H747 OVG) now has a cleaned/smoothed bay, but only seen that in the flesh and cant find any pics yet. Heres the start of mine battery moved to boot as will the washer bottle, coolant bottle will be on drivers side. All wiring will be hidden and done properly with good quality crimp joints (not soldered) and using m-spec cable built with a concentric twist for flexibility and covered in Raychem DR25 with all connectors booted, so should look good where you can see it. Not at all pointless and its your car, if you like it, do it, then let the haters hate it

I'll be at there on Sunday but I'll be in the golf

We have a 3d printer, carbon shop, laser marker etc at work. I reallyneed to start using some of these for my own stuff :)

I kinda agree with you. If I saw that at a track next to a wide arch mk1 I wouldn't be thinking how bad it looked

good man, will be interesting to see some pics of it before you sold and after you bought it back

Because your a scene queen :)

welcome. I use photobucket, load pictures to it and then use the links provided by photobucket on the forum.

Glad you found the forum aswell Come on, get the pictures up before I do it for you ;)

maybe its a red thing Mine inside is all red :( with stickers intact and even under the rear seat

Been looking at a quite a few of the build threads and noticed that most Corrados do not have the body colour paint inside the car. Mine on the other hand, has been sprayed completely inside and as I want to do a colour change on it, means I have to respray the inside fully to cover the old colour up. Was it a random thing to paint inside or has mine been respayed at some point in its life? I do have the original stickers from factory so I would assume it hasnt.

doesn't sound like the cables but have you disconnected them and tried selecting 5th.

excellent, thanks

Had a quick search but not found much so I'll have to ask. I currently have bugpack poly bushes fitted to my track control arms but they don't fit that well and I've never been 100% happy with them. What do others suggest are good replacement bushes ? Is there an OEM rubber upgrade or is it best to go for some better poly's ? The car has a 20v, will be running on koni coilies, and has 17" rims

I understand what your saying swiftkid and agree. Can you connect to the abs by obd? how is the car been wired, are the 2 ecus joined by k line? has a second port been fitted for the engine only, and that is the one you are using? Silly question but was the car OBD2 before the conversion? I imagine a lot of conversions don't get wired properly

The bub is from the mk5 isn't it, and don't they use CAN for diags where as the old corrado abs will use K=line

very nice. Its always good to have your girlfriend on side when you buy a corrado project

lift the bonnet, release the 2 clips on the top and throw it ;)

Both cars look good I know what you mean, I have reps on my mk5 and just after buying them a genuine set of splits came up for sale for £50 more, gutted

I'm looking to use this stuff http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLASHING-TAPE-FLASH-BAND-ROOFING-REPAIR-SELF-ADHESIVE-TAPE-ROLL-LEAD-BITUMEN-10m-/140938448860?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item20d0960fdc