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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:10 pm
by charliearmi
Look smart to be fair mate!

Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:47 pm
by nathcarr
charliearmi wrote:Look smart to be fair mate!
Cheers buddy, yeah I think it's quite a nice little upgrade, you can get chrome rings that sit inside each dial which look quite good too on them, but think I'm leaving these ones as they are. Looks neat and subtle


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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 10:49 pm
by charliearmi
Not a lover of the chrome rings around dials they look cheap.. IMO.. But each to their own i suppose mate :)

Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2015 5:52 pm
by nathcarr
charliearmi wrote:Not a lover of the chrome rings around dials they look cheap.. IMO.. But each to their own i suppose mate :)
Yeah I'll be honest I did like the idea off them but after seeing a set in the scrappy with them in I went right off them looks a lot smarter as just a standard tigra clock


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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 12:45 am
by diggerhole
nathcarr wrote:My tigra clocks arrived today so was straight on to changing them over, Rev counter is out slightly with car only being a 3cylinder but can live with that

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Tigra clocks
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Glad there was only an 11mile difference so can't complain there and couldn't hold on for another 11 mile just wanted them fitted haha


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If you want the rev counter correct, take it out and swap the rev counter board over. Remove carefully to ensure you don't break connectors but as long as the stepper motors the same it should be a straight swap. It's just a couple of torx screws.

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 6:45 pm
by nathcarr
diggerhole wrote:
nathcarr wrote:My tigra clocks arrived today so was straight on to changing them over, Rev counter is out slightly with car only being a 3cylinder but can live with that

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Tigra clocks
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Glad there was only an 11mile difference so can't complain there and couldn't hold on for another 11 mile just wanted them fitted haha


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If you want the rev counter correct, take it out and swap the rev counter board over. Remove carefully to ensure you don't break connectors but as long as the stepper motors the same it should be a straight swap. It's just a couple of torx screws.

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Cheers dude I'll have a look Into this because j would like it working properly, will try it on my old clocks first so I don't brake new ones haha


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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 6:55 pm
by diggerhole
You will need the board out the old one

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 7:11 pm
by diggerhole
Ok. Super quick how to. Just stripped an old one down to shoe steps.
Start by splitting front from clocks. Finger nails should do.
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Remove three torx screws. T10 I think.
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Use plastic tool to gently lever rev counter out. I used a ruler I had to hand.
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Mine came out in two parts. Board stayed put.ImageImage
If this happens carfully lift the board out with fingers. Don't bend pins that connect to connector at the back.
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Swap this bit. And reassemble. Carfully not to bend pins.

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 7:12 pm
by diggerhole
Looking at the time stamps of my posts. That's how long it took. But then I've stripped and clocked one or two.

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 8:39 pm
by nathcarr
diggerhole wrote:Looking at the time stamps of my posts. That's how long it took. But then I've stripped and clocked one or two.

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Ahh brilliant thanks a lot man really appreciate you doing that for me [emoji4] doesn't seem like too bad a job too do will take my time with it so as not to damage out. Again cheers man [emoji4][emoji106]


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Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 8:51 pm
by nathcarr
New number plate plinths arrived today [emoji4] the pressed plates haven't came yet tho [emoji22]


Also gave her a wash after work because the seagulls seem to use it as target practice [emoji23][emoji23]

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2015 4:59 pm
by nathcarr
Bought a full set of arch spats the other day £7 a corner which I thought was a good price so got them all primed up today ready for painting when I decide wether to gloss black them in Arden blue them to match the body

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 7:32 pm
by nathcarr
So the day finally came that was well needed, finally got new springs and shocks right round got 40mm drop springs which I was glad about because 60 would off been too low for practicality but it's far better now doesn't roll anymore is 100times firmer so I'm really really happy with it here's a pic

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Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 12:58 am
by johnny
Looks much better now mate:)

Re: Corsa b project log 1.0

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 6:57 am
by nathcarr
johnny wrote:Looks much better now mate:)
Thanks Johnny [emoji106] yeah it's miles better doesn't look like its sitting on stilts now haha. Drives so much nicer too doesn't role all over the place anymore


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