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  • mmmbarp
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    License back in 5 days, gave her a wash today





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  • mmmbarp
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    Thanks guys, K-Soup im in Hamilton mate

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  • K-Soup
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    Thats sick man, where abouts in nz are u? I wouldnt worry about the cops and ur steelies aye i doubt cops over here are that on to it :P

    Nice work

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  • Wesleyfbm
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    A honda I can dig. Kudos

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  • Shepherd
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    Nice Civic, dude!
    Really don't say that often to the ED6 ones

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  • KürBFèéleR
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    All it needs is wheels imo an it would be so nice

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  • mmmbarp
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    UPDATE
    1 of the 2 wheels that had leaks in the welds is fixed, the other is getting done tomorrow, oh and I painted that wheel, then the last wheel will get painted in the weekend, then I have to make a bash plate up in a weekend ( NZ ROADS ARE SHIT ). Get my license back in 20 days, have to get it road legal within 22days cause as soon as I get my license im going on a 6 hour road trip so god I hope she will get me there with no issues

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  • mmmbarp
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    that would be ok if they are wider anyway I need the extra space haha

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  • G535
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    This just came up to my mind: you did pull the fenders way too far, so the thing is that theres not enough metal to get the arch back to its original shape. So once the arch is hammered back as good as it gets, the missing metal can be tinned up as far is i know. Most of the shaping should be done with tin, and less with filler cause filler will settle and if you apply too much the paint will crack after time.

    This is roughly how it should be done..

    Oh, in the end the arches will be wider than OEM i think..

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  • mmmbarp
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    Originally posted by G535 View Post
    Having the rear quarters replaced can easily fuck up the whole car cause its gotta be top notch work or not done at all. If they half-ass anything it'll turn out all wavy and shit...

    IMO it is possible to make the arches look oem again. My suggestion is find some old skool bodywork guy to do that. They know best how to treat metal Its still gonna need LOTS of filler work and sanding but it can be done!
    that does make me feel better as long as you are right and there is someone skilled enough in my area :P
    I will try to get close up pics of the fenders today

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  • G535
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    Originally posted by mmmbarp View Post
    PANEL BEATERS HELP ME OUT

    If I wanted to go back to OEM rear fenders, do you think it would be possible for the current fenders to be fixed? Even if they can cut what is there and put in another bit of metal? Or the other option is order rear qaurters from America, have a body shop cut the current qaurter out and weld the new one in like in this picture http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/3046/020g.jpg Which will cost $$$$

    Any advice appreciated, thanks for looking
    Having the rear quarters replaced can easily fuck up the whole car cause its gotta be top notch work or not done at all. If they half-ass anything it'll turn out all wavy and shit...

    IMO it is possible to make the arches look oem again. My suggestion is find some old skool bodywork guy to do that. They know best how to treat metal Its still gonna need LOTS of filler work and sanding but it can be done!

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  • mmmbarp
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    PANEL BEATERS HELP ME OUT

    If I wanted to go back to OEM rear fenders, do you think it would be possible for the current fenders to be fixed? Even if they can cut what is there and put in another bit of metal? Or the other option is order rear qaurters from America, have a body shop cut the current qaurter out and weld the new one in like in this picture http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/3046/020g.jpg Which will cost $$$$

    Any advice appreciated, thanks for looking

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  • SimonF
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    Awesome car man!

    Colour of the wheels is spot on too, although not sure how it works against the blue.

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  • mmmbarp
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    Originally posted by 340i View Post
    yeah it sucks getting cars re-certed aye. thats wierd your certifier wont do steelies, i know a guy that builds widened wheels every week and they all get certed no worries (in welly). might be time to find another certifier haha

    the bigger problem i think you'll have though is getting the cert with those tyres on those wheels, as stretched tyres will never get cert. you'd have to raise the suspension up and buy 'suitable' tyres, but then your cert will show the wrong height. its a lose/lose situation sadly. id flag it and see how ya go, then hope like shit you dont get pulled over by a cop who knows what widened wheels are.
    Its not that he wont cert the steelies, he doesnt want to cert the car at the height its at
    ( it is certed for the height, but he wouldnt want to RE cert it at the height, he would want me to raise it)

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  • 340i
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    Originally posted by mmmbarp View Post
    yeah i know, I got everything certed BUT the steelies, and cant get re cert as the certifier is becoming more strict now so hope im ok with the law
    yeah it sucks getting cars re-certed aye. thats wierd your certifier wont do steelies, i know a guy that builds widened wheels every week and they all get certed no worries (in welly). might be time to find another certifier haha

    the bigger problem i think you'll have though is getting the cert with those tyres on those wheels, as stretched tyres will never get cert. you'd have to raise the suspension up and buy 'suitable' tyres, but then your cert will show the wrong height. its a lose/lose situation sadly. id flag it and see how ya go, then hope like shit you dont get pulled over by a cop who knows what widened wheels are.
    Last edited by 340i; 07-19-2011, 12:19 AM.

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