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Steve K-B

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  1. I found them on Ebay.de (in german).

    Use the Chrome browser and use the translate to English feature (better than IE).

    Email them, and they normally come back in english.

    I'll cal also provide you these guys direct email if you like. What you after?

    Ahhh cool, i have pretty much done the same thing, Not getting anything exciting.


  2. Did those doors come the German eBay?

    How did you work it? Ive also found something I'm keen on but being German its hard to figger out how to use it...

    Edit: Feeling stupid but I found it in english.... haha


  3. Hah! Don't be sorry man. I'm happy with the event, checking the crank pulley bolt wasn't something I would have ever thought of checking so I'm not beating myself up... Learn something new every time. My aim for the event was to surprise a few people and get a top three stage time, just scraped through with that one even tho we almost came to a stand still to check my brother was OK! That's why I'm happy :P

    Finishing in a newly built car with no issues is a credit to your build. Bring on next year!


  4. So the Targa has almost rolled around and Ive made a few updates so though id share them.

    The cars pretty much the same as last year but Ive managed to finish off a few things I didn't get time to do last year. These include:

    -Longer sump guard with a front pick up point that will now help protect the radiator

    - Co drivers foot brace with horn/trip computer reset buttons.

    - Awesome new graphic design, powder coated wheels, tints etc

    - E36 M3 headers (now making 173 HP.... down from 182HP at wheels haha but on a different dyno so hard to tell the true difference)

    - Have done maintenance things like replaced bottom arms, all oils and fluids, rear wheel bearings etc

    - a few other bits and pieces mainly aimed at stopping my uncanny ability to spin out.


  5. I was a mechanic for ten years, I advise you not to buy the super expensive stuff. You don't need it if your not on the tools for a crust.

    If I were you if go and buy a set with tool box and draws with the foam inserts. I never had these as they take up too much room but It's easy to see if you've misplaced anything at the end of the day. A real money saver if you've lost tools in the past.

    Find a friend who has an account with Repco or BNT I find there both good brands and will be plenty good enough for what your after. They sell a sh*t ton of different kitsets. Get your mate a bottle of something for there troubles. Most people are happy to help out.

    If you want a list of tools or me to suggest a kit send me a pm and I'll have a closer look.

    Just a couple more notes:
    Go for single hex sockets, you can put more torque through them with out having to worry about rounding the head off.
    If you want to spend some money on somthing... get a snap-on ratchet, there increadably fine an worth the money.
    Make sure you have a good 1/4 socket set, deep and normal sockets. Out of all my tools I have (I have lots) I use a simple BNT set with snap-on ratchet the most.

    Hope that helped.

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