my XR2Tii project.. ..*BIG PIC*
After respray we started to buildup the fiesta again .. starting with the doors
New doorpins and shopped some near new door-seals..
door mechanism from the inside..
works great these Chromed doorhandles.. needed a new rod though..
The outside..
doorlatch not yet in place though
closeup
the rear strut brace has been painted silver
New doorpins and shopped some near new door-seals..
door mechanism from the inside..
works great these Chromed doorhandles.. needed a new rod though..
The outside..
doorlatch not yet in place though
closeup
the rear strut brace has been painted silver
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Top job, looks great, what are the Chromed door handles from? always wanted some of them for my Black XR2i
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MixonFRST :Top job, looks great, what are the Chromed door handles from? always wanted some of them for my Black XR2i
Those are taunus/granada doorhandles.. same type as the escort mk3/Fiesta mk1 ... but then chromed..
The doormech works the other way around (it lifts the rod.. in stead of pushing it down.. so i swapped left and right.. and drillen a hole in the pushing side.. and made myself a new rod..
used a dremel to make the mechanism fit (see earlier posts) through the door.. drilled out the fixing points from 4 to 5 mm, which did the job..
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MixonFRST :Top job, looks great, what are the Chromed door handles from? always wanted some of them for my Black XR2i
See http://www.fiestaturbo.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=89273
for the complete guide (on which you replied :-p )
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didnt remember, i post alot on here and cant remember from one day to the next, would have liked to have fitted them to my XR2i, but its gone now.....they wouldn't look right on the RS
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MixonFRST ::lol: didnt remember, i post alot on here and cant remember from one day to the next, would have liked to have fitted them to my XR2i, but its gone now.....they wouldn't look right on the RS
well.. ehhm not to act "stuck up" but i haven't seen them on a fieste MK3 before. and i'm pretty proud of them myself :-p .. and if you all like um too, that's just the cherry on top :-p
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Ages and ages ago when I first joined the forum I did post about them
http://www.fiestaturbo.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2552
http://www.fiestaturbo.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2552
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Been busy again yesterday evening and today.
Door left, with doorcatch in place.. the mechanism really works :-p
Door right hand side.. .applied new foam to the heater exits.
Loom in a box, will i ever get it sorted?? :-p
Loom partially installed .. it's a RHD loom .. modified for a LHD car.. .. well it fitted before
Box is nearly empty
Starting to look like a fiesta again.. Dash installed
The loom back where it belongs.. and the battery cable is nearly visible just below the loom
The battery cable at the back ..
Door left, with doorcatch in place.. the mechanism really works :-p
Door right hand side.. .applied new foam to the heater exits.
Loom in a box, will i ever get it sorted?? :-p
Loom partially installed .. it's a RHD loom .. modified for a LHD car.. .. well it fitted before
Box is nearly empty
Starting to look like a fiesta again.. Dash installed
The loom back where it belongs.. and the battery cable is nearly visible just below the loom
The battery cable at the back ..
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dannyboy :Its nearly there, looking nice How hard was it to install the loom, ive gotta do mine soon and in not looking forward to it.
It's not that hard to install the loom under the dash .. as long as you know where some connectors have te be..
the loom in the interior isn't hard either.. just put is backwards .. and the connectors will tell ..
the engine loom will be a bit harder .. (well.. mine is .. because it's a RHD loom modified to LHD .. and not all wires are the correct lenght.. ) but it fitted before.. so it wil fitt now :-p
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We (my brother in law to be.. and my father in law to be .. and me) have been busy again this weekend..
Taken of all the suspension parts.. to de-rust them .. and give them a new layer of paint (hamerite black .. and silver)
We started with the rear .. the front will be taken care of the rest of the week .. but already some progress pics..
The Engine will be put in soon .. but we need to wait a little for the gearbox to arrive (it had some 2nd and 4th gear probs after overhaul 2 years ago.. and now was the time to do something about it)
enjoy
Front, with suspension
The 'left over' wheels
Rear axle .. with RS2000 brake setup .. doesn't look good )-:
Rear axle.. without brakes
Rear axle-brace .. with rust
Rear axle brace.. derusted
Rear Axle close up.. handbrake-cable bracket removed
Brackets
Axle derusted
New coat of (hamerite) paint
Koni + Eibach .... says enough :-p
Fixed again.. and the complete car in undercoating..
Working from back to front.. the rs2000 rear disk setup to get a new paint layer
On top.. the cleaned ones.. on the bottom the still dirty ones
The base plates
The bells
Taken of all the suspension parts.. to de-rust them .. and give them a new layer of paint (hamerite black .. and silver)
We started with the rear .. the front will be taken care of the rest of the week .. but already some progress pics..
The Engine will be put in soon .. but we need to wait a little for the gearbox to arrive (it had some 2nd and 4th gear probs after overhaul 2 years ago.. and now was the time to do something about it)
enjoy
Front, with suspension
The 'left over' wheels
Rear axle .. with RS2000 brake setup .. doesn't look good )-:
Rear axle.. without brakes
Rear axle-brace .. with rust
Rear axle brace.. derusted
Rear Axle close up.. handbrake-cable bracket removed
Brackets
Axle derusted
New coat of (hamerite) paint
Koni + Eibach .... says enough :-p
Fixed again.. and the complete car in undercoating..
Working from back to front.. the rs2000 rear disk setup to get a new paint layer
On top.. the cleaned ones.. on the bottom the still dirty ones
The base plates
The bells
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@ Jur,
Every time I don't want to look at this topic...because every time the damn thing looks better...and every time..I hate myself for lettings things slip with my fezz! But do your thing....looks good..
Every time I don't want to look at this topic...because every time the damn thing looks better...and every time..I hate myself for lettings things slip with my fezz! But do your thing....looks good..
Dutch FRST Power!
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krizzz :@ Jur,
Every time I don't want to look at this topic...because every time the damn thing looks better...and every time..I hate myself for lettings things slip with my fezz! But do your thing....looks good..
yours wil get there too krizzz.. in time..
mine wasn't an overnight job... it took me years to get idea's etc etc etc..
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Jur :krizzz :@ Jur,
Every time I don't want to look at this topic...because every time the damn thing looks better...and every time..I hate myself for lettings things slip with my fezz! But do your thing....looks good..
yours wil get there too krizzz.. in time..
mine wasn't an overnight job... it took me years to get idea's etc etc etc..
hehe..
gonna get a mondy spoiler in next week..sweet...
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Well .. we've been busy again this weekend..
cleaned the front suspension parts and some enginebay parts
painted them.. hamerite black, hamerite silver.. and high gloss black
also painted some plastic bodyparts (roof strips, sunroof-frame and driving and foglight frames)
Fixed up the tank..
Fitted an AC cossie pump
Tried to clean up my koni's.. but will get them resprayed.. the violet paint was to hard to get off of them normally ..
well .. this week the fueltank and fuel- and brake lines will be refitted..
cleaned the front suspension parts and some enginebay parts
painted them.. hamerite black, hamerite silver.. and high gloss black
also painted some plastic bodyparts (roof strips, sunroof-frame and driving and foglight frames)
Fixed up the tank..
Fitted an AC cossie pump
Tried to clean up my koni's.. but will get them resprayed.. the violet paint was to hard to get off of them normally ..
well .. this week the fueltank and fuel- and brake lines will be refitted..
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Well .. some news..
Gearbox will be back 2nd week of Feb.
It was reconned, but had some minor problems for 1,5 years already..
Occasionally it would fall out of 2nd gear..
4th gear was crunchy when warm, both from 3rd -> 4th .. as well as from 5th to 4th
4th gear synchromesh looked good.. and was replaced when reconded.
4th gear selection rod wasn't .. so they replaced it (was the only rod not to be replaced last time)
final bearing was replaced too..
when gearbox is back .. we can lift in the engine again .. and mount the front suspension back on..
then the car can be put back to it's 4 'feet'
and the final touches can be applied (mounting the rest of the interior.. and building back up the engine bay ..
Pics will be there.. sooon
Gearbox will be back 2nd week of Feb.
It was reconned, but had some minor problems for 1,5 years already..
Occasionally it would fall out of 2nd gear..
4th gear was crunchy when warm, both from 3rd -> 4th .. as well as from 5th to 4th
4th gear synchromesh looked good.. and was replaced when reconded.
4th gear selection rod wasn't .. so they replaced it (was the only rod not to be replaced last time)
final bearing was replaced too..
when gearbox is back .. we can lift in the engine again .. and mount the front suspension back on..
then the car can be put back to it's 4 'feet'
and the final touches can be applied (mounting the rest of the interior.. and building back up the engine bay ..
Pics will be there.. sooon
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been adding what cost are still to come.. untill the car is back on it's feet ....
pods, gauges, compo set, subwoofer, paint-bill, gearbox, Inox-brake lines, L+R exit backbox, tinting windows ..
hmmz.. total of 1000+ pounds.. )-: .. but then again .. some of them are not A prio .. so will have around 500 needed for A prio stuff
pods, gauges, compo set, subwoofer, paint-bill, gearbox, Inox-brake lines, L+R exit backbox, tinting windows ..
hmmz.. total of 1000+ pounds.. )-: .. but then again .. some of them are not A prio .. so will have around 500 needed for A prio stuff
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Latest update.. still no pics (bottom isn't done yet ... )-: )
Had some setbacks. ..
one of the biggest setbacks: my "brother in law to be" had a little accident .. well .. little..
he tried to step over a piece of wall (just 1" high) but forgot to lift his feet.. and landed on his left arm .. result.. dislocated shoulde
He will be 'busy' with it for at least 6 weeks )-: ..
He was working on a front bumper of a Escort MK7 .. so had to finish that job for him.. while he went with the ambulance to the hospital...
We had planned to lift the engine in place past weekend.. but that didn't happen ..
I myself have a cold at the moment )-: .. and don't feel 100%...
My GF's car shut down past weekend... but we fixed that ... (fuel pressure regulator had leaked a bit .. and the connector to the ECU had sprung loose)
pfff..... will try and fix the bottom this week (have to place tank, filler hose, fix brake lines at the rear)
and then try to lift the engine in .. with just some guidence of my brother in law to be ..
Hopefully it will run before FITP .. but.. not to afraid of that :-p
wish me luck ..!!
Had some setbacks. ..
one of the biggest setbacks: my "brother in law to be" had a little accident .. well .. little..
he tried to step over a piece of wall (just 1" high) but forgot to lift his feet.. and landed on his left arm .. result.. dislocated shoulde
He will be 'busy' with it for at least 6 weeks )-: ..
He was working on a front bumper of a Escort MK7 .. so had to finish that job for him.. while he went with the ambulance to the hospital...
We had planned to lift the engine in place past weekend.. but that didn't happen ..
I myself have a cold at the moment )-: .. and don't feel 100%...
My GF's car shut down past weekend... but we fixed that ... (fuel pressure regulator had leaked a bit .. and the connector to the ECU had sprung loose)
pfff..... will try and fix the bottom this week (have to place tank, filler hose, fix brake lines at the rear)
and then try to lift the engine in .. with just some guidence of my brother in law to be ..
Hopefully it will run before FITP .. but.. not to afraid of that :-p
wish me luck ..!!
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Poo luck mate - things like this are sent to try us!
I hope it all comes together in time for FITP - I'm sure I'm not the only one that wants to see it there
Cheers,
Andy
P.S. Here's a pic for you gf's brother in the future
I hope it all comes together in time for FITP - I'm sure I'm not the only one that wants to see it there
Cheers,
Andy
P.S. Here's a pic for you gf's brother in the future
Carburetted CVH p-p-powa!
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Well .. after some setbacks (see above).. started again ..
Cleaned some suspension parts, de-rusted them, painted them (hamerite)
Did the same with some plastic stuff (roof rail cover, fog/driving light surround, sunroof)
Also the fueltank got it's turn .. after derusting and de-greasing gave it a Zinc coating.. and the bottom end got a silver hamerite paintjob.
The Cossie-fuelpump was also fitted.
After some fight fitting the fuel and brake lines underneath the car, the fueltank could be fitted back into place.
Also the filler-hose has gotten back to it's original position .. and the aluminium fuelcap was fitted
The engine bay has gotten it's turn too..
Some brackets got painted.. the master brake cylinder has gotten a new coat of paint. The loom has been put into place
The windscreenwhipermotor and interiorfan have been installed..
Cleaned some suspension parts, de-rusted them, painted them (hamerite)
Did the same with some plastic stuff (roof rail cover, fog/driving light surround, sunroof)
Also the fueltank got it's turn .. after derusting and de-greasing gave it a Zinc coating.. and the bottom end got a silver hamerite paintjob.
The Cossie-fuelpump was also fitted.
After some fight fitting the fuel and brake lines underneath the car, the fueltank could be fitted back into place.
Also the filler-hose has gotten back to it's original position .. and the aluminium fuelcap was fitted
The engine bay has gotten it's turn too..
Some brackets got painted.. the master brake cylinder has gotten a new coat of paint. The loom has been put into place
The windscreenwhipermotor and interiorfan have been installed..
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Well .. the gearbox was all fixed again .. the 2nd gear selector was replaced, together with some synchromesh
Picked up a engine hoist..
The engine came of it's resting place (a trailer) to be installed again.
the gearbox.. not clean .. but that will be taken care of.
All the engine parts .. back again.. but now we had a problem..
Engine to high... or ehhm car to low..
Well .. problem solved, just slide it through the wheelarch
Lifted into place.. without any hassle, just some pulling and pushing..
Also fitted the new -31 actuator
Picked up a engine hoist..
The engine came of it's resting place (a trailer) to be installed again.
the gearbox.. not clean .. but that will be taken care of.
All the engine parts .. back again.. but now we had a problem..
Engine to high... or ehhm car to low..
Well .. problem solved, just slide it through the wheelarch
Lifted into place.. without any hassle, just some pulling and pushing..
Also fitted the new -31 actuator
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whats the spec of ure engine....?
Good Stuff keep it up!
Good Stuff keep it up!
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fordunit :whats the spec of ure engine....?
Good Stuff keep it up!
1.6 cvh, Kent cvh 35 cam kit (incl tappets, and vernier pully), T3 , -31, superchips 165, magnex zorst (with 3" T3 downpipe) and (will be) L+R exit 3,5" .. AP clutch and ERST S2 gearbox.
Nothing 'really' out of the ordinairy.. but good for around 160-170 bhp with under 14 psi
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