Engine looks great man, you did that bloody quick!
The mighty Mini
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May I ask how you're actually going to FIT inside this car?
Engine looks great man, you did that bloody quick!
Engine looks great man, you did that bloody quick!
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The front seat has been removed and he sits in the back 
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mikeey01nzl wrote:Hats off to you too Phil for spending so much time on the phone trying to help someone out, your a top man and only a few would've spent so much time. well done!
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That's just too adorableBennoz wrote:Here's my trailer idea
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This was most amusing.PHIL069 wrote:Police Academys' Hightower
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That was highly amusing! :p
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I have special brackets that mount the seat back further 
They're a catalogue item at most Mini parts shops!
They're a catalogue item at most Mini parts shops!
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Bennoz wrote:A whoooole lot 'o jismTechnikhaus wrote:What is in said Bens big penis by the way?
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FLOL.Astron_Boy wrote:Should have put it in the back and brought it to Bennoz.
I fix cars.
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I'd love a mini I just cant justify the fuckn massive pricetag on them. Even the piece of sh*t ones are expensive..
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^Last i remember, it was about RM2000 to get one in Malaysia... which is about aud$700 
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Yet you bought an RX-8Kustom wrote:I'd love a mini I just cant justify the fuckn massive pricetag on them. Even the piece of sh*t ones are expensive..
I fix cars.
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Almost finished preparing the new subframes. All new hight adjustable suspension, all new poly bushes throughout. Even went to the trouble of
welding nuts the to front subframe so you don't have to be an octopus man when bolting it all back together. Also fitted some nice
new adjustable negative camber brackets to the rear arms.
welding nuts the to front subframe so you don't have to be an octopus man when bolting it all back together. Also fitted some nice
new adjustable negative camber brackets to the rear arms.
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Top job 
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Thanks mate!
I just went looking for a set of shocks for the front & guess what's available?! KYB Gas!
I just went looking for a set of shocks for the front & guess what's available?! KYB Gas!
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You're shitting me 
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How is it you always find good stuff for your projects .
.How is it you always find good stuff for your projects
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Isn't it obvious?
He is GOD!
Good work Ben!
He is GOD!
Good work Ben!
Bennoz wrote:A whoooole lot 'o jismTechnikhaus wrote:What is in said Bens big penis by the way?
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how did you get camber on a solid rear?
can you elaborate?
can you elaborate?
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This bracket holds the front pivot point of the rear control arm in place & has a sliding mount point on it.silverGPX wrote:how did you get camber on a solid rear?
can you elaborate?