My new motor - Corrado 16v

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    Postby Paul » Wed Dec 20, 2006 1:12 pm

    '91 Silver Corrado
    1.8 16v
    135bhp

    Full Milthek S/S exhaust system
    17 inch BBS wheels with Kuhmo tyres
    Lowered 40mm

    things to do -

    New tie rod - hopefully fitted this weekend
    re furb rear passanger side arch (over x mas break)
    oil change (tomorrow)
    new pioneer head unit and amp to go in tomorrow aswell

    I'm hoping to get pictures up either tomorrow or Friday
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    Postby Yellow Snow » Wed Dec 20, 2006 1:47 pm

    thats the 1 of manxnet aint it i seen it there sounds nice :D
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    Postby Paul » Wed Dec 20, 2006 3:02 pm

    It is. The best bit about the car is how it sounds, awesome!
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    Postby iomgto » Wed Dec 20, 2006 5:56 pm

    great car! get the gearbox oil changed (easy job) unsure if the corrado has the weighted gear linkage if not be worth it makes gear changes so smooth and with some feel to it! get those brakes bled and wack in 5.1. again a massive difference that makes. Brake fulid should be change every couple of years really! on any car! its cheap and easy to do!
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    Postby BBSparky » Thu Dec 21, 2006 9:42 am

    or get the brembos off the leon cupra r and fit them. :wink:
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    Postby Paul » Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:48 pm

    polished and t-cutted, mutli plug and loom ordered for head unit, speakers fitted, oil changed, damp spot sorted, exhaust hung up properly, just need a couple more rubber brackets. Got quite a few jobs to do to it, but hopefully one day it'll be absolutely mint!!
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    Postby iomgto » Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:53 pm

    polished and t-cutted???? u mean t-cutted and then polished!!

    usure what the speakers are like in the rear of the corrado but i know the golfs were pants! might be worth investing in a small amp and sub like max 200 watt just to help give alittle base to the rear! just a idea
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    Postby Paul » Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:59 pm

    lol, you knew what I meant!! yeah speakers were pant's!! funny you should say that, I have wired it up ready for an amp!! just waiting to get a small amp now!! just wanna get everything absolutely mint on it, getting new tyres on it today aswell!! (gonna be skint shortly!)
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    Postby iomgto » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:04 pm

    tyres GSD3's everytime! u will not be go for any other tyre after that! go down to discount wheel and tyre near tescos and speak to neil say you spoken to Alex with the 3000gt and ask for them, there now a good year dealer and will do u a great price!!!!

    Swer to god, fantastic tyre! u changed your brake fluid yet? be worth doing i know its a bit of a pain but gives u better braking and also stops the bleed nipples welding them selves shut!!!!
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    Postby Paul » Wed Dec 27, 2006 1:38 pm

    Aye, I will do the brakes!! got a fair list of things to do, but I knew this when I bought it!
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