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    Very impressive stuff now mate.

    Can you estimate how much that subframe cost you to get properly blasted down? I only ask as I'm in the market for getting a new one blasted and powder coated just incase my kerb strike did anything I don't like.

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    I would guess about £40
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    Awesome

    Can I ask where you got the roll of plastic sheeting Pete? - I need some myself

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr OCD View Post
    Awesome

    Can I ask where you got the roll of plastic sheeting Pete? - I need some myself
    A freind of mine got it from work
    I ordered a new rear disk baffle from Nissan.......





    If anyone has a part number I would appreciate it
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    what side do you need l/h or r/h

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    Quote Originally Posted by Necromancer View Post
    what side do you need l/h or r/h
    They are not handed
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    yeah just noticed

    44151-35F00 hopefully should be right one

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    Thanks
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    no problem glad i could help this thread and your old one has given me some really good tips as to how to refurb properly or at least a hell of a lot more knowledge on the process than i knew lets just hope its the right baffle this time

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    Quote Originally Posted by Necromancer View Post
    no problem glad i could help this thread and your old one has given me some really good tips as to how to refurb properly or at least a hell of a lot more knowledge on the process than i knew


    I have a couple of brake pipes on order from Nissan

    N4628670T00 is a short hard pipe that runs under the OS rear arch to the brake hose

    N4628770T00 goes from the OS rear arch, across the crossmember to the N/S brake hose

    If you could check these part No's I would be very grateful
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    Thanks very much for your help Petrol, this thread is utterly ace

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    fantastic work petrol do you know if the brake pipes come made up/bent into shape from nissan? just about to get my done frotn tor ear etc, is it worth it over making them up yourself?

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    The brake pipes come ready bent to shape. It's probably cheaper to make your own up but I wanted them to be exactly the right shape with perfect bends I've lost the plot somewhat

    I bought one of those blasting hoods and it's great



    This took all day to clean up, talk about awkward to get to

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    well i came home from school today to find pete under the car as usual he had tried sandblasting the main rust off the shell but it was having no affect, so i got under with the angle grinder to get most of the base off. he will try sandblasting again afterwards, then we'll see what it turns out like

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    were they expensive? i dont blame you, i got a fuel pipe made up as they are really hard to get into shape without kinking.

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    I have ordered the short one that goes from the T piece to the OS hose and the one that runs across the back of the car - £28 + vat
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    Quote Originally Posted by Petrol View Post
    The brake pipes come ready bent to shape. It's probably cheaper to make your own up but I wanted them to be exactly the right shape with perfect bends I've lost the plot somewhat
    Not at all Pete - you want to do it properly thats all.

    I did the same when I owned my GT4 (a few years back now). They had corroded on one corner and failed the MOT so I bought entire new front to rear pipes, which are all nicely bent and come with the little protective coatings etc. A right sod to fit 'cos I didn't remove the suspension etc - thank god I was able to use a ramp at work .


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    Quote Originally Posted by cliffb75 View Post
    Not at all Pete - you want to do it properly thats all.

    I am trying Cliff though I never expected so much surface rust I am now removing the paint off every seam to check








    My compressor was at meltdown temps today. I need an intercooler for it
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    The rust is depressing me I didn't think it was going to be anywhere near as bad as it is. This is the back of the NS chassis leg and I couldn't get in with the blast gun



    Cleaned the bulk of it off with 40's wet & dry




    Deox gel on cling film



    Then applied it

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    Rust always starts on edges and welds. For extra protection I have brush painted these areas on the suspension parts. This will be followed by 2 spray coats





    It's also worth brushing some paint on where there was heavy corrosion



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