dazzyvr6
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nice one,could do with some more garage contacts in wales :)
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JimsG60's Corrado G60 (New pics taken 13/03/2005)
dazzyvr6 replied to Jim's topic in Members Gallery
they sure do suit the corrado well,good chioce jim...ps watch them bloody kerbs :) -
red corrados with colour coded grill looks good imho..check out http://www.redcorrado.com/
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seen a few pics with corrados with clear headlights,but they all seem to be from stateside,and there would be a market for them,but the major factor is...price
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youll need sprig compressors and mcpherson strut bot remover,not a hard job to do,would be best having a garage to work on it,especialy with this unsettled weather were having
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the same thing was said about the rear lights :)
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done it to :) just hope they take notice :)
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while your at it,get the washer jets and door mirror surrounds colour coded too :)
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what are we looking for alex?my eyes arnt working to well yet :)
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cheers mate,i need to get my arch done soon,how is he price wise,theres a place in buckley that does leather retrims,need my door card doing,dont suppose youve heard of anyone?
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looks like hes gone a bit mad with the tippex :lol:
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ouch...just emailed c&r so ill see what they say :?
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GIXXERUK, where are you from??is his rallye green?
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where you having it done?
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the DBR9 is just simply gorgeous
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in conjuction with daily stat,what car etc..
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http://www.menandmotors.co.uk/vote/ come on everyone get voting :)
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so whos going to be brave and pop into the vw dealers and ask about a new vr6 engine then :) and wether they are 2.8 or 2.9
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only a 4 million pound machine thats all,run by the same sort of chains,runs a lot faster,under more pressures etc..
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and you think the ones in the machinery i use in work arnt? :)
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but onder a hell of a lot more pressure,and are stopping and starting as they lift tables up and down about 200 times a minute :)
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do chains stretch that much though?the reason i ask is where i work there are chains running machinery,big gauge chains and small gauge chains,which are running flat out 24 hours a day,365 days an year with little or no maintainence,and coverered in abrasive saw dust and they very rarely fail :?
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:lol:
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highlander
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nice big breaker bar and brute force should do the trick,the air guns dont tighten them up that much unless they have the torque setting set to high