DEFENDER90-DAZ
New Member
You going to build a disco around the seats???
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
You going to build a disco around the seats???
Oh lol lol lol we have a comedian
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Give Luke his belts back.....
I fancy bucket seats too. In fact I fancy just having seats in mine lol.
Seriously though they will look nice.
I fancy bucket seats too. In fact I fancy just having seats in mine lol.
Seriously though they will look nice.
discomark10
Well-Known Member
Nice, how much u get em for.. im looking for a set atm, just to tight to pay more than 50 notes
discomark10
Well-Known Member
Not bad, they look good!
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
They're 'alright'...
The belts are worth more than the seats I reckon, I have just stripped the covers off the seats tonight, because they have a bit of a pong and have quite a few tears in, especially that big one you can see on the bolster there.
They'll come together
The belts are worth more than the seats I reckon, I have just stripped the covers off the seats tonight, because they have a bit of a pong and have quite a few tears in, especially that big one you can see on the bolster there.
They'll come together
PETER PETRAKIEV
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Hello mr. Noisy, you have photos installation of wheel arch extensions.
Mostly in the rear doors.
Beautifully Discovery.
.... Please excuse me for spelling, read and write with google translator.
Please, Moderator or Super Moderator me correct spelling.
Peter
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
'Здравей' Петър
I do not have pictures of installation of rear door wheel arch extensions, however it was easy to do.
Hold the arch to the door temporarily and draw around the bottom edge with a permanent pen.
Also do the same with the rear panel extension.
Hold them up so they look level and equal.
You then cut the panel with an angle grinder/metal cutting tool. For the rear door, cut from the outside and then slowly and carefully cut deeper until you are cutting through the inside also.
You might have to finish the inside from the inside to make a good cut.
When the panels are cut and level, then seal up the hole in the door which you have made. I used expanding foam, but any kind of putty/sealer would do. Expanding foam can be cut to shape when hard, it is good for this.
If you need more help I am happy to help.
добър късмет за работа
I do not have pictures of installation of rear door wheel arch extensions, however it was easy to do.
Hold the arch to the door temporarily and draw around the bottom edge with a permanent pen.
Also do the same with the rear panel extension.
Hold them up so they look level and equal.
You then cut the panel with an angle grinder/metal cutting tool. For the rear door, cut from the outside and then slowly and carefully cut deeper until you are cutting through the inside also.
You might have to finish the inside from the inside to make a good cut.
When the panels are cut and level, then seal up the hole in the door which you have made. I used expanding foam, but any kind of putty/sealer would do. Expanding foam can be cut to shape when hard, it is good for this.
If you need more help I am happy to help.
добър късмет за работа
PETER PETRAKIEV
Well-Known Member
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When the panels are cut and level, then seal up the hole in the door which you have made. I used expanding foam, but any kind of putty/sealer would do. Expanding foam can be cut to shape when hard, it is good for this.
If you need more help I am happy to help.
добър късмет за работа
Foam Is not hygroscopic, and to retain moisture inside.
discomark10
Well-Known Member
Foam Is not hygroscopic, and to retain moisture inside.
Bojoir?
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
Foam Is not hygroscopic, and to retain moisture inside.
No it is 'closed cell' foam and does not retain moisture
discomark10
Well-Known Member
lol whats the laptop for?
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Show off lol
I have my old laptop ready for this.i am using Anquest software which when linked to gps aerial is a great sat nav system that records where you have gone too. No experience of memory map.
I have a gamin for the my bike (BMW adventure) and that is great although it is pretty basic on the graphics front.
I have my old laptop ready for this.i am using Anquest software which when linked to gps aerial is a great sat nav system that records where you have gone too. No experience of memory map.
I have a gamin for the my bike (BMW adventure) and that is great although it is pretty basic on the graphics front.
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
I have no experience of memory map either but all the lads I go laning with use it, it seems to be the most popular.
Have only just got it sorted after getting my old laptop working again for this purpose, am gonna spend Saturday afternoon getting some practice!
Cheers Ian
P.s. **** I forgot about the prop spacer today! Please text me tomorrow to remind me!
but all the lads I go laning with use it, it seems to be the most popular.Have only just got it sorted after getting my old laptop working again for this purpose, am gonna spend Saturday afternoon getting some practice!
Cheers Ian
P.s. **** I forgot about the prop spacer today! Please text me tomorrow to remind me!
DEFENDER90-DAZ
New Member
Starting to look a bit "space shuttle" - laptop for satnav???
