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cjm_harris

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Post #51
With any luck my coilovers should be on their way soon, and looking likely rollcage soon too Hyper

Aiming to man up in the cold this weekend, get exhaust fitted, and start on stripping more from the interior.

The sound deadening stuff in the front footwells, what is the best way to get rid of this? As its cold, am I best off using a hammer and chisel?

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 17:38
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Oh yeah Mat, I never got that email from you Laugh


completly forgot about that! gimmie your e-mail again, had to clear out the mailbox from when selling the car! prepare to not be impressed LOL

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 17:53
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Heat gun and a scraper.... hammer and chisel if you wanna dent your footwell... did you get my voicemail last night re cage fitting???

Nice thread had a good read of it all, about time you took the front carpet and 7.5kg of sound deadening behind the dash out

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 17:56
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oecken wrote:
cjm_harris wrote:
Oh yeah Mat, I never got that email from you Laugh


completly forgot about that! gimmie your e-mail again, had to clear out the mailbox from when selling the car! prepare to not be impressed LOL



cjm_harris@hotmail.com Ninja

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Heat gun and a scraper.... hammer and chisel if you wanna dent your footwell... did you get my voicemail last night re cage fitting???

Nice thread had a good read of it all, about time you took the front carpet and 7.5kg of sound deadening behind the dash out


Yeah cheers Seb, seems spot on. I got the voicemail when I came out the pub last night. Cheers for sorting it out for us Cheers

Hmm, will need to get hold of a heat gun. At least I will be warm in the car doing that Laugh

Not looking forward to taking the dash out though!

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 18:03
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Post #55
you can take most off it out by cutting and pulling with a stanley blade if you cant be bothered to take dash out prob leave 2kg behind that way

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Sent Ninja

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 18:15
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Post #57
cjm_harris wrote:
oecken wrote:
cjm_harris wrote:
Oh yeah Mat, I never got that email from you Laugh


completly forgot about that! gimmie your e-mail again, had to clear out the mailbox from when selling the car! prepare to not be impressed LOL



cjm_harris@hotmail.com Ninja

manthos wrote:
Heat gun and a scraper.... hammer and chisel if you wanna dent your footwell... did you get my voicemail last night re cage fitting???

Nice thread had a good read of it all, about time you took the front carpet and 7.5kg of sound deadening behind the dash out


Yeah cheers Seb, seems spot on. I got the voicemail when I came out the pub last night. Cheers for sorting it out for us Cheers

Hmm, will need to get hold of a heat gun. At least I will be warm in the car doing that Laugh

Not looking forward to taking the dash out though!


DONT USE A HEATGUN! No
makes it more difficult, it reactivates it as such and makes it sticky again.
get car cold as possible, open door windows etc and just gently chisel it out Yes it will come out fairly easy and in chunks Thumbs up
Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 18:35
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cjm_harris

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DONT USE A HEATGUN! No
makes it more difficult, it reactivates it as such and makes it sticky again.
get car cold as possible, open door windows etc and just gently chisel it out Yes it will come out fairly easy and in chunks Thumbs up


Well the car is stripped and bloody covered in snow.. should be cold enough Yes

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 19:22
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Post #59
lotek wrote:
cjm_harris wrote:
oecken wrote:
cjm_harris wrote:
Oh yeah Mat, I never got that email from you Laugh


completly forgot about that! gimmie your e-mail again, had to clear out the mailbox from when selling the car! prepare to not be impressed LOL



cjm_harris@hotmail.com Ninja

manthos wrote:
Heat gun and a scraper.... hammer and chisel if you wanna dent your footwell... did you get my voicemail last night re cage fitting???

Nice thread had a good read of it all, about time you took the front carpet and 7.5kg of sound deadening behind the dash out


Yeah cheers Seb, seems spot on. I got the voicemail when I came out the pub last night. Cheers for sorting it out for us Cheers

Hmm, will need to get hold of a heat gun. At least I will be warm in the car doing that Laugh

Not looking forward to taking the dash out though!


DONT USE A HEATGUN! No
makes it more difficult, it reactivates it as such and makes it sticky again.
get car cold as possible, open door windows etc and just gently chisel it out Yes it will come out fairly easy and in chunks Thumbs up


I found a heat gun and a paint scraper worked wonders, use the gun to warm up the sound deadening for a few inches in front of the scraper and you can peel it off in greal long unbroken strips. It took no time at all to get mine all out. After that a little thinners on a rag removes any residue left over. Damn sight easier than chiseling it off cold, but then I don't have Lotek's biceps! LOL

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 19:59
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Post #60
I would rather use a heatgun as it will warm up the car in the process LOL

I don't have a heatgun though, so may have to go for the hammer/chisel approach.

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 20:29
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LOL


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Do you have a hair dryer in the house? That’s all i used along with a wall paper scraper mate, worked a dream. if you scrape it right you will be able to get it out in a couple of bits as once you start scraping to lift it heat the rest up and pull. Took me about 15mins max to get all 4 bits of mine out Razz

get the airbag ects and wires out, its easy enough to do once the carpets are out.

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 20:51
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Do you have a hair dryer in the house? That’s all i used along with a wall paper scraper mate, worked a dream. if you scrape it right you will be able to get it out in a couple of bits as once you start scraping to lift it heat the rest up and pull. Took me about 15mins max to get all 4 bits of mine out Razz

get the airbag ects and wires out, its easy enough to do once the carpets are out.


Ahh, does the hair drier get hot enough to do the job? Smile

All the airbags have already been removed Yes

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 21:01
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yes mate i used the hair drier and it worked fine for me Big grin i also used it to get all that sticky blue stuff off the roof what was holding the roof liner on. mine is just about as empty as it will get unless i remove the dash. made a start on painting the inside. i have also moved my hazzard switch and rear demister switch to the right hand side of the steering wheel and filling a volt gauge where they use to be and my battery is behind the passanger seat.

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 21:12
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Sounds good Chris Yes

I know I'm being a fanny, but was going to leave roofliner (plus sun visors etc) in.

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 23:03
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may aswell go all out if your stripping it. just buy some sun glasses for the summer

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Post #67
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...I know I'm being a fanny, but was going to leave roofliner (plus sun visors etc) in.


I didn't think you could leave the roof liner in when fitting a cage? Unsure

Or have I got that wrong?
Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 23:21
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cjm_harris wrote:
...I know I'm being a fanny, but was going to leave roofliner (plus sun visors etc) in.


I didn't think you could leave the roof liner in when fitting a cage? Unsure

Or have I got that wrong?


Doh

Yeah you are right. So not only am I a fanny, but now an idiot Laugh my ass off

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cjm_harris wrote:
stu wrote:
cjm_harris wrote:
...I know I'm being a fanny, but was going to leave roofliner (plus sun visors etc) in.


I didn't think you could leave the roof liner in when fitting a cage? Unsure

Or have I got that wrong?


Doh

Yeah you are right. So not only am I a fanny, but now an idiot Laugh my ass off


Laugh my ass off actualy you rong even more chris you can keep the headliner in. i will see if i can find the thread i seen it in Thumbs up

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Posted 1st Dec 2010 at 23:48
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look halfway down on this thread
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Posted 2nd Dec 2010 at 00:04
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Doh Blush

Well cheers Chris! haha.

When I pictured it in my head, thought that bar that goes across the top of the windscreen would foul visors etc.

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Posted 2nd Dec 2010 at 00:27
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still sunglasses would look much cooler Laugh my ass off

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Posted 2nd Dec 2010 at 00:24
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you can leave it in Yes mine was left in.
you just loose use of the glove box Dry
Posted 2nd Dec 2010 at 00:33
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you can leave it in Yes mine was left in.
you just loose use of the glove box Dry


ahh yeah Sad

In true "rallye" style though I have already replaced the airbag with top glovebox. Will be only storage place I have left. Door cards are going, centre console is gone, and soon to loose glovebox.

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i need o get my hands on one of them top glove boxes. you going for carbon or fiberglass parts aswell?

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Posted 2nd Dec 2010 at 00:40
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