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Wed Aug 26, 2009 4:57 pm

freynolds wrote:I think the guy in Hove that Ian's on about is probably AJ Robertson. He's at:
9 Victoria Grove (off 2nd Ave), Hove, East Sussex, BN3 2LJ
Tel: 01273 770838

I've had him recommended to me a number of times before, but not used him yet. Has excellent reviews on here

Finn
Yep, that's the bloke.

Took around £200 off me for doing a rear wheel bearing that took 4/5 hours to get off inc parts aswell as some other minor bits and bobs! Shame some idiot then went and hit the car after I got the work done.

I think he's pretty good value for the work he does.
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Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:31 pm

sihooker wrote:I am being a bit of a wimp!20 years ago i'd have thought nothing of it,but since turning 40 i've avoided doing anything 'heavy'.

My last attempt was fitting a scorpion back box myself 6 months ago..it all went wrong and took over two days to get it on right.Since then i've hardly touched the car! :o:
Turning 40?
I am late 50's :mad: and this is my current project...
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Pacerpete made a good point regarding gearbox mounts etc., this would be an ideal oppotunity to fit a short shift and re-new all the gear linkage bushes,get that 'new car shift' feeling to go with the new clutch... winkeye
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Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:38 pm

daimlerman wrote:
sihooker wrote:I am being a bit of a wimp!20 years ago i'd have thought nothing of it,but since turning 40 i've avoided doing anything 'heavy'.

My last attempt was fitting a scorpion back box myself 6 months ago..it all went wrong and took over two days to get it on right.Since then i've hardly touched the car! :o:
Turning 40?
I am late 50's :mad: and this is my current project...
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and....
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Pacerpete made a good point regarding gearbox mounts etc., this would be an ideal oppotunity to fit a short shift and re-new all the gear linkage bushes,get that 'new car shift' feeling to go with the new clutch... winkeye
Kids , eh Malc. :) If i ever stop doing stuff ,cos of my age,
it,ll be time to get in my Box.
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Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:44 pm

gooner1 wrote:
Kids , eh Malc. :) If i ever stop doing stuff ,cos of my age,
it,ll be time to get in my Box.
I look to my dad as an example,he's now 86 and still driving a 4 pot E46,was playing with his cars until almost 80 and selling/fitting burgular alarms to earn his pocket money!
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Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:41 pm

I'm going to have serious ball-ache next week trying to fit the S50b32 box to the iS as I broke the 240 box output shaft and haven't got a trailer at the moment to bring the car to my mates lift :roll:
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Wed Aug 26, 2009 10:14 pm

Dave_M3 wrote:I'm going to have serious ball-ache next week trying to fit the S50b32 box to the iS as I broke the 240 box output shaft and haven't got a trailer at the moment to bring the car to my mates lift :roll:
Take the prop off and tow it??
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Thu Aug 27, 2009 2:40 am

Prop is off already but I couldn't be bothered towing it a half hour to an hours journey....


Although, the wieght of the box may dictate otherwise :D
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