Recent content by silverslim

Sorry for not getting back sooner, both side of the rear end rebuild, the toe arm was bent, and the trailing arm wasnt in a good way so both side were rebuild. All ok now. THX

I wanted to fit some better speakers in the front of my car and came up with a good way of not cutting the door card up. The Pioneer TSo6198 are not up to much. Take them out and get a bit of plywood 6mm thick. Draw around the speaker and mark the 3 screw holes, drill them out. Fine the centre...

So watch this space and I will keep you informed, it may take some time as Im back in 3 /4 weeks time. WORK !

I phoned the prev owner just a sec ago and they came clean, she was on some ice and went around a corner and lost control of the car, the drivers side rear wheel hit the kerb flat on, so yes there must be some thing bent underneath, and reading all the comments 10 degs is a lot but as it was a...

thanks Will do

Its the rear wheel, passenger side thats pushed in, Ive had the car 4 year, Ive only done 3k in it. It went for the mot last year and the bloke show me the wear on the tyre, "next you will have to replace them" So this year I did and Im in a world of toeing & tracking !

I have just looked under the car and yes the toe arm looks bent, its also has no adjustment left in it, its right over into the body work, if you see what I mean. on the other side there is a gap on each side of the toe arm bolt. So yes the prev owner must have hit something. I did notice that...

I know 10 deg is a lot but he showed me the result by putting the tracking kit on backwards, the light was miles off, the passenger side was ok. Looking at the wheel from above it does look pushed in ? I took it out for a drive and its crabbing when the steering wheel is on head. The tyre...

Ive just had my front tracking done and the bloke from the tyre shop, said that my rear (RHD) wheel is toeing in by 10 degrees. How do I fix this and how easy is it to do. Thanks

You can see on the back of the pedals that I have to grind out some of the cover material to make them fit. I used a Dremel drill with a disc cutter to take of 2mm squared from the sides. I use double side tape to hold the pedals in place while set up the covers.

Sorry about the images, but Im a bit new at this, hope this is of some help.

I will post some photos of the pedals, you will be able to see what I have done to make them fit.

I bought some Mugen pedals off ebay (not original ones, not for £14) they are not a bad copy, however they will not fit. They need a bit of modifying to fit, the brake and clutch covers need a bit of material removed from the back of them. I had to grind out the side of the cover backs so that...

I will try Honda + Lings, thanks.