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Re: Progress 2014/08/25 23:03:26 (permalink)
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down on page 2...
cause Im a post whore


new bearings pressed in, falcon half inch studs pressed into new enlarged holes in the new GRP4 hubs. new alloy caps, new washer, nut cage and split pin...its all new and shiny!
off to the bolt shop tomorrow for funnily enough, Bolts to hold it all together

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Re: Progress 2014/08/26 10:56:59 (permalink)
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Sexy brackets!!!
 
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Re: Progress 2014/08/26 18:35:48 (permalink)
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Couldn't resist...


and then

better get back to the shell again!

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Re: Progress 2014/08/26 20:38:46 (permalink)
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Wow! Those struts and brakes look fantastic!
It must be so nice playing with brand new, clean bits instead of dirty, rusty old metal :)
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Re: Progress 2014/08/26 22:32:42 (permalink)
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Thanks mate, should stop well 315mm diamater AP caliper and GRP 4 hubs...still none of it fits properly still needs a spacer or two made up in lieu of the washers
Yes it is much nicer working on new stuff. and a lot more shiny new stuff to come...stay tuned
 
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Re: Progress 2014/08/27 11:21:16 (permalink)
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Yeah that should pull it up! As long as you can get heat into the pads.
 
I am looking at radial mounted calipers at the moment and wondered where you had the alloy brackets made?

Make it go FASTER!
 
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Re: Progress 2014/08/27 12:35:45 (permalink)
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alloy brackets are off the shelf from RACE in the UK (advertisers in the magazines)...made for AP calipers and escort/capri  legs...Need 5 washers/packers to fit...damn them.
 
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Re: Progress 2014/08/27 13:10:20 (permalink)
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Group 4 Fabrications also do brackets for AP calipers
 
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Re: Progress 2014/08/28 19:06:27 (permalink)
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Liking this thread, heaps of welding and go fast parts.... the way an Escort should be
Should be quite a weapon, keep it up.....
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Re: Progress 2014/09/06 23:57:37 (permalink)
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more done today.
Gearbox mount finished almost...have to flip the car over to do the 'underside' welds


and started on the gearbox extension for the transmission tunnel

Maybe more tomorrow
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Re: Progress 2014/09/07 17:00:48 (permalink)
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and captive nuts for the gaiter

and welded in

also closed another hole in the bulkhead as the wiring has to be located as the inlet plenum is in the way and welded the base feet for the front cage legs, added additional stitch welds to the link boxes, and finished welding the seat rails.

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Re: Progress 2014/09/12 22:58:29 (permalink)
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A couple of Gussets made tonight.
Awaiting the big weldathon soon.



and a handbrake.
I will make provision for fitting this but may not install. The car may do other duties later in its life or not but 50 bucks worth a punt

the question now. Push or pull?

JP


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Re: Progress 2014/09/12 23:09:24 (permalink)
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Good work mate,
 
I prefer to pull!  
 
Cheers
 
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Re: Progress 2014/09/13 08:46:13 (permalink)
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Good work JP.
 
Pull!
 
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