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RE: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/02 10:37:27
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Awesome those "mounting dealies" were included in my thermo fan kit. Cheers Matt
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RE: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/07 18:18:42
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Took in the RS2000 Dash I got to get sorted and turned out the Voltage Reg was gone and had blown the Fuel & Temp Gauges. $200 later and a new voltage reg was in and all sorted. I also had them fix the tacho from my old dash and put that into the RS2000 one. It needed a new needle too. I have also painted the other needles flouro red to match. Cheers Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/08 22:22:51
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Epic thread, took an hour to read it, not much compared to the man hours to actually do the work...... Carbs look like fun, dash came up schmick...... Cheers Drew..........
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/09 08:50:11
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Cheers mate,
It's getting pretty close to complete now.
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/23 17:05:56
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I installed the RS Dash today and as it doesn't have a oil pressure warning light I dodged one up. Everything working properly and just waiting on a block fitting so i can hook up the Oil Pressure Line, Oil Temp Gauge and Oil Pressure Switch. Cheers, Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/23 17:33:13
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I went to pick a part the other week and took a heap of thermo fan switches. I now have 85, 91 & 97 deg switches and they all screw into the hole in the thermostat housing. They came off lasers as well as a few sigmas. The little rubber boot on it looks pretty standard. I have no plans to do the them fan for a while but was just keen to see if the switch actually fit. Cheers, Matt 
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/24 10:38:08
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Looking good Matt. Like it's meant to be there! So when will this thing be hitting the track?!
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/24 10:58:07
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At this stage I am aiming for the MSCA round in Phillip Island on the 21st July. I have now found out one of my Koni Shocks is rooted. It'll be $250 to get it repaired but I am also thinking of getting a set of the GAZ complete coilover setups that are adjustable for bump & rebound and just selling my current set up as is. I am undecided so will make a few calls and work out some costs. Cheers, Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/26 15:58:29
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good thinking mate, i get mine in the next couple of days, once there fitted and ive tested them ill let you know what there like:)
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/26 17:04:28
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Yeah, I have spoken to a few people who are using them and the feedback has been great. I have been in contact with GAZ direct in the UK and they are very helpful indeed. Get some pics up of yours when they arrive. Cheers, Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/26 20:33:59
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Got a block fitting so I can mount the RS2000 Oil Pressure Line, 20psi Oil Pressure Switch and an Oil Temp Sender too. Cheers, Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/06/29 17:37:04
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Got the block adapter in today and plumbed in the oil pressure line and other senders. Here's a few pics. Cheers, Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/07/13 17:30:41
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Finally pulled my finger out and painted the rear quarters today. Having the car in one color makes a definite improvement. I then used some tape to hold on the Rallye Pack Stripe Kit I've had a for a while to see how it looks. I think it looks great. As I don't have the skill or knowledge to stick these on, does anyone know how to do or is willing to do it for a slab? I am locked in to do the 6 hour at Winton in October and will hopefully get in a track day or 2 before then. Few pics Cheers Matt
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/07/16 19:15:45
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you've still got that bloody death trap of a jack, piss it off before it kills you. in other news... car looks tops mate, one colour makes a big difference.
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Re: Matt's 78 MK II 4 dr
2013/07/16 22:02:19
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Looking great Matt. I think the decals are applied with soapy water, positioned into place. Then squeegee out the water with plastic card and peel away the backing. Good luck!
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