///The Euro I4 Project

[Zeussy]

Wow... Finally got through it all!
First off - Love those wheels, they look killer, and the stance it had when you first put them on looked sweet as, had a bit of rake to it - oldschool style!
Spewing about that front lip, but looks like you've got it sussed.
Have you got the bearings yet?!

And you gotta paint the front end, (and roof) before the motor goes back in/it gets back on the road.. lol,

 

[hakhawk]

Wow... Finally got through it all!
First off - Love those wheels, they look killer, and the stance it had when you first put them on looked sweet as, had a bit of rake to it - oldschool style!
Spewing about that front lip, but looks like you've got it sussed.
Have you got the bearings yet?!

And you gotta paint the front end, (and roof) before the motor goes back in/it gets back on the road.. lol,

haha, havent got the bearings yet, theyre on their way though

yeh, just gotta get another sander, so i can get it all done for painting.

 

[Dirbatua]

And you gotta paint the front end, (and roof) before the motor goes back in/it gets back on the road.. lol,

hahaha I've been bitching at him for months to do it he always has some excuse.

 

[hakhawk]

whacked some paint on the block and timing cover today. not overly fussed on the finish, its just to make it look a bit neater

 

[ari666]

NICE, so just the bearings this thing is waiting on?

 

[hakhawk]

NICE, so just the bearings this thing is waiting on?

nah, still got plenty other bits.

 

[hakhawk]

welded the trigger wheel onto the pulley, and whacked some paint on it, painted the waterpump pulley aswell, but that ran a bit, so i'll probably redo it

 

[danja]

whacked some paint on the block and timing cover today. not overly fussed on the finish, its just to make it look a bit neater

Mmmm..... pretty block

100 rupees should go a long way to getting that bar on your car - I'd be happy enough with that.

 

[ari666]

can i give some advice with the pulleys? get a heat gun, heat up the pulleys nice and warm then layer the paint on thick as f.. then hold the heat gun about 500mm from the pulley and the can about 300mm so you are spraying paint into the hot wind gusts, it kinda dries and the dried bts stick to the first layer of paint.

that way it builds up nice and thick, if its enamel paint its strong as hell and itll be really shiny. oh and it NEVER runs this way cos its dry by the time it hits the pulley.

 

[Zeussy]

hahaha I've been bitching at him for months to do it he always has some excuse.

LOL...
According to this thread it was ment to be done almost a year ago? :whistling

Just thought I'd bring it up too for a lol! :smoking: