#46: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (wheel refurb in progress p3) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Fri Apr 09, 2010 6:08 am ----
boozeman wrote:
you will get some serious heat soak in the filter if you place it there. Which as you may know will reduce power, try moving it away by putting the alloy tubes back on
yeah i know, currently working on a enclosure for it with a cold air feed, for now i have put the alloy tubes back on, that photo was just to show the filter really.
thanks for the comments!
#47: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (wheel refurb in progress p3) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:44 pm ---- Got all the wheels finished and on the car minus 1 centre cap that i'v ran out of paint for
Another airfilter, pipercross this time, still working on enclosure for it
New filter, enclosure nearly done, just needs a hole cutting for the cold air feed.
cold air feed:
Back box polished, paper in there to show how shiney it is:
Sunstrip fitted today, for free
And interior back to standard, trial guage mount in vent too:
Finally some pics overall:
Thanks for looking!
#49: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Kencoboy, Location: Pembrokeshire, WalesPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:48 pm ---- Loving her how she stands and really need to get started on my 205 refurb awesome look though man
#50: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: vanman_foci, Location: Barry, South WalesPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 4:52 pm ---- you need those rear light shiny
Still don't like the 205 wheels on there but hey it aint my car. good progress though
#51: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 5:51 pm ---- cheers! yeah the lights could do with being shiney, but deffo keeping the wheels for now, put too much work into them ... and i'm skint lol
hopefully new interior done by tomorrow, then i'll get started on all the little jobs, making the lights shiney, spraying the bits under the car at the sides black, Finish air filter enclosure, strip doorcards and paint gloss black
etc.
cheers! yeah the lights could do with being shiney, but deffo keeping the wheels for now, put too much work into them ... and i'm skint lol
hopefully new interior done by tomorrow, then i'll get started on all the little jobs, making the lights shiney, spraying the bits under the car at the sides black, Finish air filter enclosure, strip doorcards and paint gloss black
etc.
F*ck all that, Number 1 on the list should be to lower it, lots! Thats when a car looks a hell of a lot better, rather than a car modded in bits and peices. Will look ace when lowered!
#53: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:02 pm ---- all them are cheap mods though and i'm skint.
Do have some eibach 40mm lowering springs, its just getting money to pay someone to get the back end down.
can't have it too low though, i have a rather steep drive
#54: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 1:32 am ---- Update:
The car is at the garage getting repaired. on thursday i lost the use of the clutch, think its the release fork snapped inside So I'm without the car for a week. Only the 4th time its gone wrong this year lol.
so far i'v spent more repairing it than modding it or buying it in the first place, over the 1 and a half years or 22000 miles of owning it. Its getting daft. Thinking of fixing it this time, selling all the mods and part exchanging it for something better or at least more reliable.
#55: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Shodoku, Location: West YorkshirePosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 2:34 am ---- Seems a shame to sell it after all this work? It's
impressive the amount of time you've
put into it.
#56: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: vanman_foci, Location: Barry, South WalesPosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 2:35 am ----
Nimminz wrote:
Update:
The car is at the garage getting repaired. on thursday i lost the use of the clutch, think its the release fork snapped inside So I'm without the car for a week. Only the 4th time its gone wrong this year lol.
so far i'v spent more repairing it than modding it or buying it in the first place, over the 1 and a half years or 22000 miles of owning it. Its getting daft. Thinking of fixing it this time, selling all the mods and part exchanging it for something better or at least more reliable.
But when it's fixed it will be fine again what's the point in s[ending the money to get the clutch fixed to sell it on?
Just keep it!
#57: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:14 am ---- Ah but i said that last time, and the time before, and the time before and that only takes me back to xmas lol
Nah will be driving it for a bit longer until i find something that i really want and can afford.
Someone else can enjoy the work i'v put into it, i can do it all again (better ) on the next one.
Want to go euro i think, looking at a 1999 model polo. or a 2001 model clio. dunno yet i'll wait and see.
#58: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Shodoku, Location: West YorkshirePosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 10:21 am ---- Fair enough. I love the wheels by the way... I might be slightly biased in saying that though as I just got some as well but in chrome black.
#59: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: vikro, Location: londonPosted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 11:08 am ---- looking good mate... how does the air filter sound?
and do you mind getting a pic up of how you put the cold air feed please..
#60: Re: NIMMINZ' 1.4 8v PROJECT (updated 14th April) Author: Nimminz, Location: Durham, NE England, UKPosted: Sun Apr 18, 2010 1:39 am ---- will do when i get the car back from garage, pretty sure its the release for snapped on the inside as the garage is running at half the man power its going to take a while.
basically i'm running the scoop to the vent in the cupra splitter the just using ducting to take it up to the filter.
Thats what i WAS going to do. Now i'm putting the standard airbox back on and running the scoop up to that
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