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Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2015 9:44 pm
by sudboy1490
Thanks H i thought they looked a big wheel, iv never seen a 17 on a sud before am not suprised you had to extend the arches. I asked as am looking at changing the wheels on mine for something with a higher offset than Ronal A1's iv got on now and am wondering whether to go for 13's 14's or 15's

Love the colour of your sud by the way, look forward to seeing it at MITCAR next year??

col

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 6:34 pm
by Kermit
Thanks Col - MITCAR Someday has become my motto :lol:

Will be nice to get her on the road though, with no more hassles of relying on spray painters and vinyl wrap "specialists" - will have to take some pics of the carbon dipping I had done to replace the crappy vinyl, So much better and cheaper too (if you don't get some idiots doing the vinyl wrap first and go straight to the dippers).

Good luck with the wheels, don't forget Image - they have some nice (but expensive) wheels and can do any offset you want.
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2015 8:44 pm
by Kermit
Just a teaser

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2015 9:58 pm
by Alfasixnut
Teaser!! - more pics needed and details of the "Carbon dipping"? would be good.

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2015 10:10 pm
by KevJTD
really good to see it finally coming along mate after all the setbacks 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2015 12:50 pm
by Jan Sud DK
Looks really nice that Sud , good work :) I just need to know the color code ??

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2015 10:16 pm
by Kermit
Jan Sud DK wrote:Looks really nice that Sud , good work :) I just need to know the color code ??
Hi Jan, It's been so long - I'm sure it's
Verde Matese ALF 232
It was the colour of my dad's first 1.2 Ti S1

With a lot of help from Kev and Shrew (and two paint shops LOL)
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2015 12:42 pm
by Jan Sud DK
Thanks Kermit , maybe I will paint my Sud in the same color , just love it .... They doesent always have to be red or black , white :D

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2015 8:16 pm
by Kegsti66
Agreed !!

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2016 8:07 pm
by Kermit
HELP :o
I've fitted the amplifier, the speakers / boom box and altered the dash to suit the new Kenwood double din sat nav blur tooth thing that also plays music :D
Phoned the ICE man to tell him its ready to wire up :D

Last minute though I'd better charge the "new" battery that I've used once but is now over 4 years old.

Yep you guessed it won't except a charge - no worries though as I think I need a higher capacity one to fed the amp and the rally lights.

QUESTION IS how big a battery can you fit in a sud ?? - me thinking I need one from a diesel to get the amps required ??

I also want to fit a strut brace so this would affect the height ??

Oh on final thing - he's coming around this week :o
Thanks in advance
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2016 8:50 pm
by Kegsti66
H,
If it helps, I have a 62Ah 600 battery on my JTD (1.9). It measures 10" x 7" and 7 3/4 " tall.
My Sud's one measures 8" x 7" and 8" tall.
A quick measure looks as if it would just squeeze into my Sud and would be similar height.
Keith

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2016 10:13 pm
by Kermit
Kegsti66 wrote:H,
If it helps, I have a 62Ah 600 battery on my JTD (1.9). It measures 10" x 7" and 7 3/4 " tall.
My Sud's one measures 8" x 7" and 8" tall.
A quick measure looks as if it would just squeeze into my Sud and would be similar height.
Keith

Hi Kieth, that sounds really great as the wife has a 147 JTD, wonder if she'll notice.
I haven't got the battery box or the "air / heater collector" ( that great big plastic bit) in but I'm sure there was some room length ways from memory, are the pos and negs the right way around ??

Thanks
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 12:15 am
by Kegsti66
You have me thinking now !!
I think the posts are the right way around.
Didn't know you have a JTD as well. Should be the same as mine.

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 9:22 pm
by Kermit
Kegsti66 wrote:You have me thinking now !!
I think the posts are the right way around.
Didn't know you have a JTD as well. Should be the same as mine.

Hi Kieth, I measured the wife's and hers is 11 inches long, so that got me worried.
I've been on the internet and found a 80 amp but is 190mm tall not 175mm so maybe going for a 70 amp 278mm x 175mm x 175mm from Eurocars which is down the road from me which means I can hopefully take it back if its too long.

The "standard" Sud ones are only 45 amp max so the new one should cope :D

Thanks for your help.
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 11:34 pm
by Kegsti66
Result !!
You wouldn't believe they vary so much.
:shock:

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2016 11:34 pm
by PETROLHEAD
H, fit whatever battery you can and don't worry about the strut brace.

If any of the stock ones foul your modified battery etc, i'll build you a custom one from either polished stainless or i could powder coat it something wild for you! :D


Mans gotta have some tunes! :lol:

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2016 8:36 pm
by Kermit
petrolhead wrote:H, fit whatever battery you can and don't worry about the strut brace.

If any of the stock ones foul your modified battery etc, i'll build you a custom one from either polished stainless or i could powder coat it something wild for you! :D


Mans gotta have some tunes! :lol:
Went for the 278 x 175 x 175 one in the end - only 70 amps but it does fit and should be low enough for what I believe might be a Shew yellow or red powder coated strut brace :D

Just a thought could i get it carbon'd dipped ? can't see why not as long as it doesn't get submerged :? Does look a bit crap being grey!

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2016 9:48 pm
by Kermit
Kermit wrote:
petrolhead wrote:H, fit whatever battery you can and don't worry about the strut brace.

If any of the stock ones foul your modified battery etc, i'll build you a custom one from either polished stainless or i could powder coat it something wild for you! :D


Mans gotta have some tunes! :lol:
Went for the 278 x 175 x 175 one in the end - only 70 amps but it does fit and should be low enough for what I believe might be a Shew yellow or red powder coated strut brace :D

Just a thought could i get it carbon'd dipped ? can't see why not as long as it doesn't get submerged :? Does look a bit crap being grey!

Manage to bring my I Phone lead home so I can add the pic
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Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2016 11:09 pm
by Kermit
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Coming along nicely, ICE man here today but needs another visit - something to do with a bad earth :lol:
Decided to bite the bullet and get the brakes done by a local indie cloverleaf cars, then off to Mecsport for the engine :D
Fingers crossed for NAD
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2016 11:17 pm
by KevJTD
really pleased to see it looking so sharp after all the turmoil H, looking really nice indeed 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 7:42 pm
by Kermit
KevJTD wrote:really pleased to see it looking so sharp after all the turmoil H, looking really nice indeed 8-)
Thanks Kev , it was all started by you.
If you hadn't taken her on I'd still be doing the body work :D
Hope your lancia has had some loving now you seem to be working 24/7
Hopefully see you at race retro 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 9:07 pm
by KevJTD
I'll be at race retro H with my lad Rob, be really good to see you again mate ;)

I just wish the build had gone a bit smoother in the beginning, but it looks like it will be worth it very soon. 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2016 7:38 pm
by Spacenut
I heartily approve of your colour choice :D

And I love the tints and split-rims, you will easily be able to out-pose a row of Golfs, which is as it should be!

If your sound system displaces enough air, you should be able to pop the sunroof open. I saw it done at a custom car show the other year...

Lauren

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2016 8:06 pm
by Kegsti66
Ditto . 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2016 6:27 pm
by Kermit
Engine now running :D

Video too large to post though :lol:

The quad exit makes a Great noise.

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2016 9:16 pm
by KevJTD
can you upload to youtube H?
love to hear it 8-)

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 3:21 pm
by Kermit
Hi Kev, don't really know how this works but hope it does
10 second clip on you tube
https://youtu.be/AW59FrYs9EM

Enjoy
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 5:59 pm
by Simonsud
Clip works it had 3 views sound very nice started mine up today just so a mate could Hear it run a Sud on any exhaust sounds good

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sat May 18, 2019 7:09 pm
by Kermit
Hi All, just to let you know I'm alive and well.
It's a long story but I'm now down to 3 alfa's after a year of trying to start a business with someone I thought was an honest bloke.
Good news is the 75 and the 33 went to good homes (even if the 33 cost me 3 times as much as I sold her for).
Other good news is that I have now got a Phase 1 916 Spider which is quite a blast (its a TS not a V6 though).

Having found another job I'm starting to get back to the Sud but I can't remember the Woolies part number for the window seal on the top of the Doors (I had ordered the wrong ones before).
Can anyone please let me know what the proper number is please.
Also lost some of the parts for the Audi TT wing mirrors (buying another two on ebay as we speak (Shrew i will need the painted one off you if you still have it ???).

Will keep you updated and hopefully she will be on the road before winter :D
H

Re: FMJ820Y

Posted: Sun May 19, 2019 1:01 pm
by Veesix75
Good to hear your doing ok Kermit, I’d forgotten about your Sud.....love the colour (still).

Best of luck finishing it off and with the new job , post some fresh pics when you can .