start replacing the rear subframe. Not bought new one yet... but getting everything ready. Took it of, didn't take long and all bolts came out, let them soak in WD40 for 2 day's
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Sun, 13/06/2010 - 21:07
start replacing the rear subframe. Not bought new one yet... but getting everything ready. Took it of, didn't take long and all bolts came out, let them soak in WD40 for 2 day's
we'll be doing one shortly need all the tips available
nice job, hope you are going to wax oil it all.
The floor looks solid and rust free.
Floor nothing major, only 2 or 3 places that need some attension, subframe needs replacing very thin and had a patch already! The subframes are not cheap! even had a quote from Alan's IMM friends for a genuine subframe 250+VAT, so not cheap hey!
My dad tried this new brake fluid that lasts for ever and is silicone based which means that if you get any on the paint work it just wipes off without taking the paint off.
He has also got a new bleed kit which make the job easy when priming the fluid. Give him a call if you need anything.
bought a new subframe, and all the nuts, bolts, rubber and brake parts to go with it! from Green and White! Subframe just had it's 2nd coat of hammerite black paint! checking it tonight and the build back up can begin.
found some rust! in the corners luckely nothing bad but set me back time wise!
hopefully will be running around sometime next week again!!
Any pictures of the floor all cleaned up and painted?
finished the rear subframe last night!! Had MOT this morning and passed!!
well done niels.