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PostPosted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:22 pm 
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See black with chrome rocker is so overdone! that's why black with black rocker with a bling top is different and eye catching IMO...

Red leads would do it for me Anton! it would be perfect! Black with red leads, black coil. Try to not overdo the red so that it would look "special" just like the seat piping :)

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hehehe....so you don't like braided hoses then willy? They would go well with a JUN BL hey?? :lol:


Eek don't remind me of that horrible thing :lol:
Nar braided hoses arent suited for Minis at all.. or any car for that matter.


i saw a celica with a jun BL the other day and i "laughed at rice"
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What's wrong with braided hoses??? :lol: They're fully sick bro! Extra 10KW bro! :lol:

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i think braided hose suits most engines, just got to have other bling in there to match. This is a stalet gt engine bay (same motor as mine) still 1300cc and 350hp@wheels :shock: 100% street legal and daily driver.

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Paint the whole donk silver and then chrome everything else... :lol: :lol: Add some braided hoses and whallah, you have more bling than you can poke a stick at... :lol: :lol:

You did say ya wanted something different after all!! :P

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mmm....braided hoses...... :P

I like ChrisZ's and The Martians' $0.04 worth..... :wink:

I spent this arvo sand blasting bits, in preparation of da Bling!

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Not bad for a home sand blaster. Great for removing paint.....removing rust needs a bigger compressor..... :?


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where do you get a sandblaster from?

that would be handy :)

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Why didnt that guy just braid his extractors too while he was at it?
And you can get braided spark leads too... wonder why he didnt get that aswell. :? :)


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20 big ones from Bunnings. Have to use DRY sand ($4.95 / bag) and all you need is a compressor, bucket, goggles :wink:

Not a professional job, but pretty close. The bigger the compressor, the better finish.

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J_A_M wrote:
20 big ones from Bunnings. Have to use DRY sand ($4.95 / bag) and all you need is a compressor, bucket, goggles :wink:

Not a professional job, but pretty close. The bigger the compressor, the better finish.

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so is it a real sandblaster or just a bucket with sand that you blow around :? im confused

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It's real, you buy it, use it, and the results are in the pics - I think your question is "Is it industrial strength?" - and that question has just been answered above.


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and it'd be real useful if you lived near the beach and were fed up with all the sand on your front porch...












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benjamin wrote:
so is it a real sandblaster or just a bucket with sand that you blow around :? im confused



It doesn't matter if it is a high powered industrial unit, or a home handyperson unit, essentially it is a gun that blows sand around..... :lol:


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I think you did a great job mate - looks the part and ready to paint.

I am doing up the 998 at the moment (just waiting on the block to come back from the shop...) but I am redoing the engine bay in original crystal white and motor, head will be Ford Competition Blue while leaving the clutch cover/gearbox au natual.

I think yours will look great whatever you decide on. I am not a purist and couldnt care less if it wasnt the original colour(as some people in my club seem to remind me all the time!!! :evil: )

Do it YOUR way - not theirs. Ultimately you have to sit in it and drive it. Good luck with it all

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Hey Anton, how big is your compressor. I have a 16 cfm with a larg tank. do you think that will handle a sand blaster??

Does it make a helluva mess??

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