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Everything posted by james@cjperformance
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ha ha ha fail on those who laughed at him
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just do as said above mate if you are getting a garage to do it for you tell them you want a gates timing belt kit and they will be able to get them for you
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getting parts from america to ireland
james@cjperformance replied to JasonG's topic in Lifestyle General
it is just luck of the draw weather you get hit for customs or not, anything over the £130 mark you are liable for customs charges just be done with it and get a tongs -
gates timing belt that is just the belt you will need tensioners etc aswell
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i would get a gates timing belt, a little more expensive but they are far better quality imo, and as said above any garage should be able to do it, or you could do it yourself
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getting parts from america to ireland
james@cjperformance replied to JasonG's topic in Lifestyle General
yep you have to pay vat on the item you are buying from x company in america then pay imort duty and vat im afraid, its fine if you dont get hit for customs but when you do its a pain as they will not release the goods to you until the charges are payed and if not payed within 7 days they will then charge you ridiculous rates for storage aswell. if you buy from the states again do what i said in my earlier post. who is it being shipped with? dhl ,ems -
getting parts from america to ireland
james@cjperformance replied to JasonG's topic in Lifestyle General
you pay 4% duty and vat at 20% on personal imported goods -
getting parts from america to ireland
james@cjperformance replied to JasonG's topic in Lifestyle General
the only way you will get around the customs charges will be to speak to sam and see if he will put the cost lower for the waybill which is like the invoice that is needed for customs if you are in the market for a hybrid i would look at tongs personally much better quality imo and drop enzo a pm about them -
cj performance track build
james@cjperformance replied to james@cjperformance's topic in EP80/EP82 Progress Blogs
Got a fair bit done today just need to remove the steering rack and rear axle and then the cutting can begin, then i will be degrasing the whole car and then the sand blasting can be done, will be doing the inside outside and underside then i can start work on the cage this was the design i had in mind any thoughts on it -
cj performance track build
james@cjperformance replied to james@cjperformance's topic in EP80/EP82 Progress Blogs
thanks for that dude, im loving that java metallic black. -
cj performance track build
james@cjperformance replied to james@cjperformance's topic in EP80/EP82 Progress Blogs
thanks for the comments guys @amjad im undecided on turbo choice yet engine spec as follows custom made forged rods 75mm forged pistons billet crank custom cams custom valves and valve springs uprated valve stem seals athena head gasket ported and polished head and all appropriate machine work to go with it skimming notching etc new water oil pump and gasket set lightweight pulley set and adjustable cam gear possibly run it on coil pack instead of dizzy but we will see @ anyone else what are peoples thoughts on colour choice at the moment im thinking candy apple red or ancharite grey -
cj performance track build
james@cjperformance replied to james@cjperformance's topic in EP80/EP82 Progress Blogs
^^^ cool will it not just clog up the wire as its almost like tar?will give it a go later -
cj performance track build
james@cjperformance replied to james@cjperformance's topic in EP80/EP82 Progress Blogs
right i will be removing the rest of the loom today along with the fuel tank, then start on the sound deadening, any one got any handy tips for removing it heat gun etc??? -
right s i thought it was about time i got myself a project to work on, i picked a shell up from turbodave on the weekend to use as a base. So plans for this are to make it a light as possible and use it as a track/weekend car Intended plans custom built roll cage using t45 45mm tubing forged engine(more on that later) perspex windows all round fiberglass doors, boot, bonnet and wings(hoping to do the whole shell at some point) full respray unsure on colour (opinions???) titanuim exhaust from down pipe back custom loom to get rid off all the crap i wont be needing 4 pot brake kit haltech ec
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right am i right in saying that the oil comes out of the engine into the smaller holes around the outer edge of the filter and returns through the threaded bar that the oilf filter scres on to? im 99.9% sure that is the way it works just need someone to confirm really cheers james
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ill be needing one for mine as it will have no keys or door lock to save on weight lol
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will need to be sanded back dude any sort of solvent and paint do not mix period, i would take it back have him prep it properly and repaint, if he is not prepared to do this then get your money back and go to someone who will do the job properly. if he trepaints over the original layer of paint that he has applied those spots will re appear in time. ;)
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you have up to three years to make a claim from the date that the accident occured, as for your insurance a personal injusry claim will not affect it what so ever.as it is personal. i was allways under the impression that if you had an accident and once proven that you were not at fault then you infact do not have to inform the insurance company.if you read the insurance form it will ask you if you have cklaimed against a policy within the last three years for an accident theft or damage, most insurance forms will then give you a drop down which will say claim (non - fault in your case. now t
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^^^ got to agree with amjad dude, charlie down at pro speed is awesome and very well priced.oh and lifetime guarantee too
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iirc if you have twisted the arm on the standard actuator there is a good chance it will knacker the spring hence it only boosting to.3 bar, also if the restrictor is still inplace take it out(it was not in there as standard) ;)
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yep sent them out at 3 oclock mate first class recorded, should hopefully be with you by tommorow if not saturday. ;)
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^^^^ yup you may have to cut a hole through the undertray for the pipe to co through
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do you mean the trys underneath dude?if so cut a hole in them to feed the pipe through if you want to retain them or fit the cooler and remove them
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^^^ yes but i will be having a billet crank made up for it. @ taggy pm coming your way dude.