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Author Subject: The new owner of the demon tweeks dimma
pugheaven

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So after a bloody long train journey followed by a ferry to irland and back I am now sitting at fidhguard harbour in the dimma!
Its not as bad as I was expecting to tell the truth, all the horror stories iv herd about rotting arches where not true!

She is having a lot of work done to her before she goes on the road again and I'll also be selling some unwanted/ needed parts so keep an eye out!

Just want to get it home and get my self in bed but iv got a long wait until I get picked up by a friend hence why I'm on here at stupid o'clock advertising parts lol
Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 01:44
mattgti6phase2

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Post #2
Any good? Spec?

What parts are up for grabs?

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 02:17
pugheaven

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Iv put some bits in the for sale section but more to come once I stripping it!
Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 04:38
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Nice man. Is it still yellow?

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 09:05
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If it's the one I am looking at pictures of now, you have bought yourself a REALLY nice looking car.

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:12
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Post #6
this use to live around the Knutsford area, use to look lovely get some pics up of how it is now please mate Smile
Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:19
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Glad you got it mate, looking forward to the project Smile

You selling the wheels? Smile

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:53
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You selling the wheels? Smile

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Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:54
tcrallye

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Ah man, I was walking the streets of Fishguard at that time. I've never seen a dimma in the flesh!
Posted 26th Feb 2012 at 11:57
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Any pics of this yet?

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Posted 6th Mar 2012 at 08:19
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webzta wrote:
Any pics of this yet?


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Posted 6th Mar 2012 at 21:15
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some pics of how it was back inthe day







those were taken at Tatton park around 2002/3 i think
Posted 6th Mar 2012 at 22:23
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Posted 7th Mar 2012 at 16:54
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Love the lights! Rest of its rather nice too.

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Posted 7th Mar 2012 at 17:49
167gti6.

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What a waste of a dimma, hope your going for more of an oem with it Smile

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Posted 7th Mar 2012 at 18:33
pugheaven

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Post #16
No pics as it's a bare shell at the minute!
Wheels are going, spoiler is going, doors are going, centre exit exhaust is going, interior is gone, cage is gone!
Going to phase 3 the complete car.. Dash looms fuel tank and complete front end!
Thinking if spraying it focus rs white!
Looking at some new wheels but first I'm going to wide track the rear as dimma never did it properly! Looking at spacing the hub out 50mm from the trailing arm so no spacers will be needed with the new wheels.

Was going to do a project thread but If I did I wouldn't get as much done to the car so I'll probably do one once it's finished!
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 11:12
pugheaven

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No pics as it's a bare shell at the minute!
Wheels are going, spoiler is going, doors are going, centre exit exhaust is going, interior is gone, cage is gone!
Going to phase 3 the complete car.. Dash looms fuel tank and complete front end!
Thinking if spraying it focus rs white!
Looking at some new wheels but first I'm going to wide track the rear as dimma never did it properly! Looking at spacing the hub out 50mm from the trailing arm so no spacers will be needed with the new wheels.

Was going to do a project thread but If I did I wouldn't get as much done to the car so I'll probably do one once it's finished!
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 11:13
eliotrw

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Personally I think a China dimma would look sweeeeeeet

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Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 11:16
pugheaven

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Was going for a grey to start with or maybe indigo blue like the 106's fit think White will make it look even more mean and wide!
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 11:18
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white would def give it a modern fresh look but the white look with black features is very 2010 as is matt paint. but as there are no others it will be unique, all be it expensive
would a 406 rear beam be any wider? and would it fit? most of the scrappies that i have looked at 406 s in seem to have the same set up maybe the 406 coupe might offer something that will wide track the 306 without using dodgy spacers?

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Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 14:10
welshpug!

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406 doesn't use a rear beam.

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Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 14:19
pugheaven

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As welshpug said the 406 is different set up!
I won't be using wheel spacers, I'm hoping a friend of mine or crf450 can make thicker and longer stub axle and spacer to space the hub out from the trailing arms with -1 degree of camber built in!
If my maths is right I should be able to afford some nur goodies like boot, bonnet and splitter I will then have the roof sprayed black so the car will be mainly White but with the carbon bits it should split it up a bit!
The wheels are compomotive mo 1880 and 1890 I think...6 spoke 18x 8 front and 18x9 rear!
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 15:50
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pugheaven wrote:
As welshpug said the 406 is different set up!
I won't be using wheel spacers, I'm hoping a friend of mine or crf450 can make thicker and longer stub axle and spacer to space the hub out from the trailing arms with -1 degree of camber built in!
If my maths is right I should be able to afford some nur goodies like boot, bonnet and splitter I will then have the roof sprayed black so the car will be mainly White but with the carbon bits it should split it up a bit!
The wheels are compomotive mo 1880 and 1890 I think...6 spoke 18x 8 front and 18x9 rear!


see if martinj is knocking about. You need longer stub pins and then a 40mm block spacer before the wheel hub and carrier go on. Simple enough. Martin made some of the 40mm block spacers for his maxi. I used to love this car when it was in the demon tweaks mag. Saw it for sale the first time i ever keyed in 306 dimma on ebay along time ago. The buckets and the interior just put me off. Lots of wonga spent on this though apparantly.
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 16:02
pugheaven

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I pm'd him ages ago and no reply so don't think he lives for the 306 anymore :-(
I would prefer to oversize the pin so that it's an interference fit in the trailing arm and spacer, by doing this it will be easier to get the negative camber without the use of an insert in the trailing arm and also for extra strength.
Posted 11th Mar 2012 at 16:09
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pugheaven wrote:
No pics as it's a bare shell at the minute!
Wheels are going, spoiler is going, doors are going, centre exit exhaust is going, interior is gone, cage is gone!
Going to phase 3 the complete car.. Dash looms fuel tank and complete front end!
Thinking if spraying it focus rs white!
Looking at some new wheels but first I'm going to wide track the rear as dimma never did it properly! Looking at spacing the hub out 50mm from the trailing arm so no spacers will be needed with the new wheels.

Was going to do a project thread but If I did I wouldn't get as much done to the car so I'll probably do one once it's finished!


This is really good to hear Big grin I seen some genuine 306 dimma wheels on the bay the other day dont no if they are still up?

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