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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Wed Jun 17, 2015 1:56 pm

Further to above, get the mounting in the "spud" style. Will make mounting a lot easy and easier to adjust to the correct orientation.
Also potentially make the left (when looking from the front) 90° not 45°. I added in the 90 elbows otherwise the hose was kinking.

I mocked up the cans with cardboard and played around with where they could possibly fit in. Suggest doing this and tailor to your needs/wants :)

I just sourced the hose from my local race hardware/spares etc. I am sure supercheap/repco etc. have suitable hose also.
The joiners I got from a fixings specialist here in Perth. Once again, try your supercheap/repco or search around for local shops.

I am contemplating removing my Air Pump to allow more room and so I can place the filler bottle back in.
From reading though, it seems like a HUGE effort to do correctly so probably won't happen :lol:
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza - Saikou Michi!!!

Postby owen » Wed Jun 17, 2015 4:37 pm

jslayz wrote:After going in this today I can advise that the shockworks are very good!
Handles bumps and even mid corner bumps very well.

Ready to purchase a set yet? :D
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza - Saikou Michi!!!

Postby jslayz » Wed Jun 17, 2015 5:21 pm

owen wrote:
jslayz wrote:After going in this today I can advise that the shockworks are very good!
Handles bumps and even mid corner bumps very well.

Ready to purchase a set yet? :D


Next time I will consider servicing the dampers in my ohlins or grabbing a set of shockworks.

Right now $ going elsewhere :cry: :cry:
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby tom_kauf » Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:39 pm

Bezzza wrote:Further to above, get the mounting in the "spud" style. Will make mounting a lot easy and easier to adjust to the correct orientation.
Also potentially make the left (when looking from the front) 90° not 45°. I added in the 90 elbows otherwise the hose was kinking.

I mocked up the cans with cardboard and played around with where they could possibly fit in. Suggest doing this and tailor to your needs/wants :)

I just sourced the hose from my local race hardware/spares etc. I am sure supercheap/repco etc. have suitable hose also.
The joiners I got from a fixings specialist here in Perth. Once again, try your supercheap/repco or search around for local shops.

I am contemplating removing my Air Pump to allow more room and so I can place the filler bottle back in.
From reading though, it seems like a HUGE effort to do correctly so probably won't happen :lol:

Awesome, thanks for the detailed info :D.

So the left can (looking from the front), would exit more towards the rear of the car? I can see in your engine bay pic that the hose curves a bit to the rear.

I was gonna ask what the 'Spud' mount style is. But I saw the brackets on their website (one being called spud). So I think that must be it).

Haha, yeah I probably isn't an easy job. :lol:
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Thu Jun 18, 2015 12:38 am

Yep spot on :good:
At 90 the hose should be able to be run without the use of the elbows right off the can.
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Fri Sep 18, 2015 11:01 am

Nothing really drastic has been happening of late with the car so just a small update with a few cosmetic things.
As I will be selling the car at the end of the year, I thought I would lash out and get some things done now so I can really enjoy the last few months I have with it.

Have it booked in next week to get an unfortunate tow ball imprint repaired on the front bumper. Car hit me in a car park and took off without leaving details :angry2: All this two weeks after a BRAND NEW front was put on the car after a taxi turned in front of me!!!
While that's being done, I am also getting them to spray the Cyber R scoop I got off Jslayz a little while ago. Will be nice to get some more air into the intercooler coming into summer here in Perth. Plus give a more aggressive appearance to the car 8)

Also lashed out and ordered a DAMD flat bottom wheel with the red stitching. Japanparts say it should arrive in 10-15 days as they have stock waiting ready to go :D Have always wanted one and although they aren't cheap and I won't have long to enjoy it, I felt it was totally worth the expense haha!

Will get pics up once everything is done and installed :good:
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby tom_kauf » Fri Sep 18, 2015 11:37 am

I can definitely recommend the flat-bottomed DAMD wheel. I have the black stitching :). It is expensive and no real logical reason to have one, but it's definitely cool and you won't regret it.
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Brunsy3.0 » Fri Sep 18, 2015 2:54 pm

Love the look of the D shaped wheels. Never used one though always wondered whether turning sharply anyone has ever 'missed' the wheel due to the shape?
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby tom_kauf » Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:23 pm

Brunsy3.0 wrote:Love the look of the D shaped wheels. Never used one though always wondered whether turning sharply anyone has ever 'missed' the wheel due to the shape?

Yeah, neither had I. It does feel a bit weird when grabbing the bottom when eg doing a U-turn. But you get used to it. I try to grab the lower 3/4 sections (the left and right bottom area), but I don't think it's so different that you'd miss the wheel altogether.
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Brunsy3.0 » Fri Sep 18, 2015 5:49 pm

Yeah would take some getting used to i imagine.

Post some pics up Bezzza when you slap it on
Its on my wish list and i think will stay a wish haha alongside turbo kit
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Fri Sep 18, 2015 6:19 pm

While driving I very rarely move my hands from the thumb grips as is so I don't think I'll have to greater problem getting used to it.
But as tom said, I reckon the u-turns will be the most notable for the D and also reverse parking. Any manoeuvre requiring lock to lock style movements.
Small price to pay though for the sweet sweet looks :lol: If I was keeping the car, I definitely would've splurge for the Alcantara Prova wheel though, they are SEXY !!!!!
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Fri Sep 25, 2015 11:12 pm

Got the car back Thursday and happy to have a clean looking front end back again :)
Cyber r scoop attached and according to the Mrs. "It makes the car look very mean!". Agreed, gives a certain authority to the car.
On the DAMD wheel... I wish I lived in Japan, they have even more public holidays then we do!!! Slight delay but hopefully here in a few weeks...

Not the greatest photo of the new cyber r sorry. Hopefully better to come soon.
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby jslayz » Sat Sep 26, 2015 1:39 am

That looks familiar!! :D
Bit more subtle in the darker colour too.
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby Bezzza » Sat Sep 26, 2015 9:34 am

It's definitely not subtle from the drivers seat! The big bulge is very evident haha!
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Re: Member Profile - Bezzza

Postby andy_mac » Sat Sep 26, 2015 10:39 am

That scoop looks freakin boss as
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