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the extent of your red and black theme! good though, i like your approach- you do what you like regardless of the sheep.

great progress mate just read the last few pages, but your mental!

pics didn't work at the end above. . .

well as the weather was good decided to do cam cover gaskets and plugs. tools for the job http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/05/28/uru9aqe5.jpg a bit of improvised shelter should it rain, which it didn't. wtf! http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/05/28/agy5u5yq.jpg off with the engine cover and some labeling to m...

wheels look Awsome bud. very nice on that colour of cav.

im sensing a new Steven young.

yea 106 easy. simple power to weight ratio. those gti and vts things are quick. the clio 182 is insane on the twisties too.

back on topic. a classic Stephen77 / turboSteve line.

what annoys me is when someone in the main flow of traffic stops to allow someone out of a side street when it is only them or couple of cars till an empty road behind them! it takes longer and causes more inefficiency to do that than just keep going and the guy can pull out as normal straight away ...

reading all of this i find it harsh to be talking about other drivers in this way when 90% of it is a mistake or unintentional. i feel sorry for those who cut a lane unintentionally then someone else shouts or does something aggressive toward them for it. the poor person who made a mistake is now pr...

Deeksin wrote:

gsi pie wrote:i wondered when king oem would post

looks the bollocks

Ha ha anul oem spec gimp!

ha we have picked the same photo shoot. the two gay cavs are at it again.

the worst thing i encountered was the manifold thread pins coming out of the block when trying to unscrew the nuts! old motors eh!

the v6 bus.

good stuff, you remember to clear the breathers? or did you do that already? can't mind if i seen that mentioned before.

ye fair enough all that said, but I'm telling you, for a first time, it ain't that simple. It's not "a couple" of breathers here and there, there's loads. Unless my V6 has magically more hoses and bits than everyone elses, I don't know. It's one of those things I'd rather take my time wit...

i done mine without a guide and im not great with engines. there are a couple of wires to disconnect around the throttle body, couple of breathers there too. then the bolted hose to the bulk, then maybe wire and two breathers at opposite end. when you remove it all its simple reversal you are probab...

cavaliersri130 wrote:Looking really good m8 I'm wanting carbon wrapping did you do it?

:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

yea bud its pretty tricky! lol cheers.

This is the same model as mine, simply a cavalier v6. I see people comparing it to the vectra gsi in terms of mpg and I've had a couple of vectra gsis and the cav is much better. In fact its as good as my 2 litre cav was on fuel. The vectra on The other hand was dreadful on fuel, both of them. Dont ...

I just upload direct to the forum now. Saves the frustration of going through photobuckets new glitchy set up.

planetc wrote:

Cavalier342 wrote:Got an answer for everything ain't you..

Er

Or its the wrong one. I was getting 80mpg in my v6 when i had a 2 litre one in for show lol

3.0cav.v6 wrote:Ah rite ok sounds like a plan did you put any holes at all in the shelf to let some sound through or did the sound come through ok like that

Yea remove the old speakers then fit the new ones in line with the hole left by the old speakers.

Has anyone ever fitted speakers in this rear shelf on a saloon i was thinking of trying this but to look at from inside the boot it looks like it may not be possible :scratch I just fitted huge magnet vibe 6x9s.. Best way is to hold them under the shelf from in the boot and drill screws up into the...

Cheers all. Will need to get the finger out and check it. Yea deek will fire round sometime.

interesting mate, cheers for those pics. more ideas!