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29th January 2014, 18:04
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to be honnest i could of had it done for half that but i know robs work is spon on. i used to buy 'bumped' cars at hbc autions in teeside and repair them to sell on and they done all the work for me so never bothered going anywhere else.
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30th January 2014, 08:43
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little but of a different aproach to WCA in the interior, angle grinder rip it iut for me....
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30th January 2014, 08:55
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also got the horn button in...
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30th January 2014, 08:59
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i also bought a head unit and a 'holder' he holder us desingd for old minis/land rovers etc that didnt come with head units, its just like a housing...
going to mount it on the rear shelf along with the window buttons, heating controls and hazzards
il be a few hours with the soldering iron now exting the cables.....
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30th January 2014, 12:04
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got bored of the souldering so started on the 'H' gate...
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30th January 2014, 13:26
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Bloody gorgeous steering wheel!
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30th January 2014, 13:43
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Just spent an hour at my pals printing shop and come up with these...
They are credit card size to be stuck onto a bit of tin metal.
I printed 10 ferr@ri 1s and 10 with the tribute logo on.
also printed a few of these...
printed 10 of them so 5 sets (4 left!)
if anyone wants any, pm me your adress and il send you them!
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30th January 2014, 17:41
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Danny - Good luck with your interior, I'm sure it will match the high standard of the outside.
Just one thought about this statement...
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Originally Posted by Danny_HUFC
... going to mount it on the rear shelf along with the window buttons, heating controls and hazzards ...
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Would turning the hazzards on while on the move (e.g. running into stationary traffic on the motorway) be a bit tricky if you have to look/reach behind you for the switch?
I'm sure you have thought of this, but figured now was the time to mention it.
Good luck, Paul.
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30th January 2014, 18:27
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i may need to re-think the hazards! i was justgoing for the 'minimal' look on the dash but now thinking about it may need 2 find a place for the hazard button!,
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30th January 2014, 19:06
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I will post a picture of where I put the Sports control for the gear box and the ASC button on mine. Reasonable discrete but easy to reach.
I suggest Paul L might want to work on his braking technique so he doesn't run into stationary traffic ;-)
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30th January 2014, 20:34
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250 Decals
Hi Danny, Pleeeeeeese save me a set of your amazing decals. Love em !!
I haven't worked out how to send PM on here yet......Call me some kinda pc dinosaur .
Cheers, Chris
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31st January 2014, 08:07
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I just had a look at where you put them buttons but i dont have that section left as i riped the full lot out WCA.
Ive just posted your decals Chris
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31st January 2014, 18:18
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ive stripped the sleave off my gear nob down to this...
and ive got a bit of 8mm stainless rod and welded a nut on the bottom to fit the top of the gear stick. Il be using lock tight on the thread but can anyone recomend a different soloution as i dont want the top half of my gear stick coming off when driving!?
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31st January 2014, 18:23
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Well I would use blutac and gaffer tape but I may not be the world best engineer...
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31st January 2014, 19:06
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If the 'stub' thats left is easy to remove, i'd take it off, slice it in half, get some steel tubing thats a tight fit, cut to length, tap both halves into the tube a fair way, then seam weld both ends back. It would be strong, and you get to keep the original thread for your gearknob.....
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31st January 2014, 21:20
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You could drill through and put in a split pin.
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1st February 2014, 09:22
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Thanks Danny......You are a STAR !!
Quickie question; Can you remember the recess dia of your Mazda steering wheel , before you fitted the Fe....i Horn push ? Mine is 54 mm which is bigger than the 50mm quoted on the fewari item. Would this be the reason you needed to modify ?
Thanks again, Chris
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3rd February 2014, 10:01
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you got the stickers ok then, i was worried they might have got bent. The ferr@ri horn was too small for the recess on the nardi steering wheel so i had to bond it into the casing of the existing button with stickerflex...
hopr that helps
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3rd February 2014, 10:09
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Gear stick on, guna put a tack weld on aswel just for piece of mind however i did like the idea of blu tac from wca!
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3rd February 2014, 11:11
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Boxing in to hide cables...
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