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tricky262000

posted on 16/8/06 at 11:22 AM Reply With Quote
sva pass

My mk passed sva first time today, only had a few to do while i was,
1. fibreglass under dash
2.trim under the headights
3. fuse box a inch too low
thanks to les the tester top bloke allowed me to sort out there and then. Rescued attachment DSCF1387.JPG
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Tiger Super Six

posted on 16/8/06 at 11:43 AM Reply With Quote
Well done mate - looks a v nice car.





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DaveFJ

posted on 16/8/06 at 11:44 AM Reply With Quote
Congratulations

A little puzzled by your third point? Fuse box too low???





Dave

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Alfa145

posted on 16/8/06 at 11:59 AM Reply With Quote
Congrats, looking good.

What is it that you have used round the exhaust and air filter holes? Just sheet stainless cut and riveted on?

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jos

posted on 16/8/06 at 12:42 PM Reply With Quote
I'd never thought of using pipe lagging on the steering arms - very good idea

Well done on the pass too





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alister667

posted on 16/8/06 at 12:55 PM Reply With Quote
Well done, congrats!

All the best

Ali





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BKLOCO

posted on 16/8/06 at 01:01 PM Reply With Quote
Very well done.

For the information of others however.
This must have been a lenient tester as most will not allow pipe lagging.





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posted on 16/8/06 at 02:23 PM Reply With Quote
Aha i need to get my eyes fixed with regard to lagging

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DaveFJ

posted on 16/8/06 at 02:36 PM Reply With Quote
Errr... I think he means most testers will not allow pipe insulation type lagging as a covering for the track rod ends........





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tricky262000

posted on 16/8/06 at 05:47 PM Reply With Quote
The pipe lagging was covered with heat shrink which is why it was allowed and the fuse box was below the height of the bottom of the dash.
Just waiting for the reg now.
richard

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cryoman1965

posted on 17/8/06 at 09:27 PM Reply With Quote
Nice car. Well done for passing first time.
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Toady1

posted on 18/8/06 at 09:57 AM Reply With Quote
1st time! well done! what did you use on the shocks?
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tricky262000

posted on 18/8/06 at 06:29 PM Reply With Quote
On the top of the shocks i used some foam tape and on the bottom part of the shock i used some universal steering giators that i got from my local motor factor.
The plates that are around the air filter and exhaust are stainless steel which i had laser cut by a friend and i used dome headed allen bolts to fix them.
Richard

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