Lawso's project thread
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Re: Lawso's project thread
Yeah 'cash moneys' is goodlawsochap wrote:does want
may i please take that off your hands in exchange for some cash moneys?

Let me know when u wanna pick it up

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Transfer money to the club AC (can be used for club forum hosting) and drink can be delivered to our next pissuplawsochap wrote:yup
thanks so much to bennoz, az, shane, khalil, and dras for helping out!
PM me bank details and addresses, beer and cash moneys coming your way
SHE'S ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just needs engine mount, the brake lights to work, reinforcement for the bumper, brakes to be rebuilt, the interior to be changed out, manual gauge cluster, facelift headlights, indicatiors, foggies, wing, HID conversion, clear side repeater, c's short shifter, engine dress and a respray now

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so, hang on.lawsochap wrote:oh yeah, now my car is an FTO GRPXVR
Is the car MIVEC?
And is it manual? (said you needed manual cluster)?
oh, and nice work Bennoz on not killing Lawso after sooooo long.


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Non mivec, but manual conversion done.
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Yea that's a good idea, I'm happy to forfeit my share to contribute to the clubs site hosting costs. Beer at next club meetaza013 wrote:Transfer money to the club AC (can be used for club forum hosting) and drink can be delivered to our next pissuplawsochap wrote:yup
thanks so much to bennoz, az, shane, khalil, and dras for helping out!
PM me bank details and addresses, beer and cash moneys coming your way
SHE'S ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just needs engine mount, the brake lights to work, reinforcement for the bumper, brakes to be rebuilt, the interior to be changed out, manual gauge cluster, facelift headlights, indicatiors, foggies, wing, HID conversion, clear side repeater, c's short shifter, engine dress and a respray now

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Re: Lawso's project thread
Congrats Ben your FTO is now running and on the road
Awesome stuff, Great job guys

Awesome stuff, Great job guys

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Must have been you lawso that I saw yesterday in parramatta along george street around midday.
Couldnt miss the white and grey?
I gave you a good stare but couldnt tell who it was under all that hair.
Couldnt miss the white and grey?
I gave you a good stare but couldnt tell who it was under all that hair.

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yup, was me steve 
was running really late for work, probably why i didn't notice you, sorry mate

was running really late for work, probably why i didn't notice you, sorry mate

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It's been a while, so now it's time for an update 

INDICATORS THAT WORK!

Vielside wing. i didn't like it till i saw it with the twin exhaust setup. (pic coming soon)

Facelift lights are in, and wired. just one more step to legality

New half polished plenum with samco radiator hoses and ghay sticker on the left suspension tower.

RED DOORS ARE GONE!!!!!

Most of the red has been removed. the stuff left is cracked and hopeless. yes i know i'm missing a tweeter out of the passenger door

scuff plates the illuminate, not yet connected
What else has happened.
-Manual Guague cluster
-Almost complete removal of red crap
-Front bumper has come off muliple times, and found out my bumper is being held on by 2 bolts...or for a better world, cable ties and tape...
-HID's being installed soon, hopefully before thursday's cruise
-replacement brake master cylinder ready to be installed. brake pedal is way too spongy . new brakes and had 3 different people bleed them...
-Apparent vacuum leak causing bad idle
-Had the indicators and tail lights go due to a relay that buggered.

FIXED
That's all for the meantime. in the near future, timing belt, water pump, fuel filter and all the important things to be replaced including a tuneup.
Also, some other pics from when i ripped everything out of the interior







INDICATORS THAT WORK!

Vielside wing. i didn't like it till i saw it with the twin exhaust setup. (pic coming soon)

Facelift lights are in, and wired. just one more step to legality

New half polished plenum with samco radiator hoses and ghay sticker on the left suspension tower.

RED DOORS ARE GONE!!!!!

Most of the red has been removed. the stuff left is cracked and hopeless. yes i know i'm missing a tweeter out of the passenger door

scuff plates the illuminate, not yet connected
What else has happened.
-Manual Guague cluster
-Almost complete removal of red crap
-Front bumper has come off muliple times, and found out my bumper is being held on by 2 bolts...or for a better world, cable ties and tape...
-HID's being installed soon, hopefully before thursday's cruise
-replacement brake master cylinder ready to be installed. brake pedal is way too spongy . new brakes and had 3 different people bleed them...
-Apparent vacuum leak causing bad idle
-Had the indicators and tail lights go due to a relay that buggered.

FIXED
That's all for the meantime. in the near future, timing belt, water pump, fuel filter and all the important things to be replaced including a tuneup.
Also, some other pics from when i ripped everything out of the interior






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Re: Lawso's project thread
good work just 1 Q. Why didnt you do timing belt etc before you put motor in? 1000x easier and $1000 cheaper
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Lawso's minions.SchumieFan wrote:good progress lawso... and associated peeps
LED ALL the things.
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A. Do you know how long that f**king car sat busted on my front lawn?vipfto wrote:good work just 1 Q. Why didnt you do timing belt etc before you put motor in? 1000x easier and $1000 cheaper
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Bennoz wrote:A. Do you know how long that f**king car sat busted on my front lawn?vipfto wrote:good work just 1 Q. Why didnt you do timing belt etc before you put motor in? 1000x easier and $1000 cheaper

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TolongBennoz wrote:A. Do you know how long that f**king car sat busted on my front lawn?vipfto wrote:good work just 1 Q. Why didnt you do timing belt etc before you put motor in? 1000x easier and $1000 cheaper

But it only took one and a bit days to get it out of there when all the parts where there

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^^^^^^^^^^^Bennoz wrote:A. Do you know how long that f**king car sat busted on my front lawn?vipfto wrote:good work just 1 Q. Why didnt you do timing belt etc before you put motor in? 1000x easier and $1000 cheaper
This x 1000

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I only had Lawsos car in my driveway for 1 day Bennoz.
Want some pointers?
Ever replace that relay Lawso? Or it still all nice and bodgey?
Want some pointers?

Ever replace that relay Lawso? Or it still all nice and bodgey?

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Quick question guise,
just replaced clutch slave and bled, and in the process of replacing the whole dash.
saving up some money for a service, timing belt etc.
i want the motor to come out, as I'd like to do something similar to what shenal has done with his motor, to make it look all new and good.
whist the motor is out, what would be recommended. I'm thinking timing belt, fuel filter, water pump, sparks, and I've drawn a blank.
anything else that would be recommended to get my motor up to close to 100%?
1. Timing Belt
2. Fuel Filter
3. Water Pump
4. New Spark Plugs
5.
6.
7.
and @dan, replaced relay. that break in the circuit was the problem. how that happened, f**k me
just replaced clutch slave and bled, and in the process of replacing the whole dash.
saving up some money for a service, timing belt etc.
i want the motor to come out, as I'd like to do something similar to what shenal has done with his motor, to make it look all new and good.
whist the motor is out, what would be recommended. I'm thinking timing belt, fuel filter, water pump, sparks, and I've drawn a blank.
anything else that would be recommended to get my motor up to close to 100%?
1. Timing Belt
2. Fuel Filter
3. Water Pump
4. New Spark Plugs
5.
6.
7.
and @dan, replaced relay. that break in the circuit was the problem. how that happened, f**k me
