What did you do in the garage yesterday?

What did you do in the garage yesterday?

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phazed

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21,844 posts

204 months

Monday 19th October 2015
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LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?

LongBaz463BHP

2,091 posts

217 months

Monday 19th October 2015
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Can't make my mind up on that Peter.

phazed

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21,844 posts

204 months

Monday 19th October 2015
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Much easier for you to fit, piece of cake really.

Who's going to remove the old bushes?

LongBaz463BHP

2,091 posts

217 months

Monday 19th October 2015
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You're probably right re the bushes. I will take out the old bushes myself with aid of big 10 ton press.. and maybe a hacksaw.

QBee

20,984 posts

144 months

Monday 19th October 2015
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LongBaz463BHP said:
You're probably right re the bushes. I will take out the old bushes myself with aid of big 10 ton press.. and maybe a hacksaw.
Read this out to she to whom I am related by marriage.
Crossed her legs, glared at me and said "NO WAY!"
whistle

jojackson4

3,026 posts

137 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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phazed

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21,844 posts

204 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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That's come a long way Peter!

jojackson4

3,026 posts

137 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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Had some help from Simon

Edited by jojackson4 on Tuesday 27th October 22:40

portzi

2,296 posts

175 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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phazed said:
LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?
Please don't put the same cheap rubbish back in that TVR used they were off the old XJS amoungst other cars, and their ride was quality was like a sofa on wheels, polly's totally transforms the car.


QBee

20,984 posts

144 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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portzi said:
phazed said:
LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?
Please don't put the same cheap rubbish back in that TVR used they were off the old XJS amoungst other cars, and their ride was quality was like a sofa on wheels, polly's totally transforms the car.
Does Barrie need Polybushing? Does it hurt? cry

phazed

Original Poster:

21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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QBee said:
portzi said:
phazed said:
LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?
Please don't put the same cheap rubbish back in that TVR used they were off the old XJS amoungst other cars, and their ride was quality was like a sofa on wheels, polly's totally transforms the car.
Does Barrie need Polybushing? Does it hurt? cry
You can tell that there's not much interesting going on at the mo wink

Richard 858

1,882 posts

135 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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phazed said:
QBee said:
portzi said:
phazed said:
LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?
Please don't put the same cheap rubbish back in that TVR used they were off the old XJS amoungst other cars, and their ride was quality was like a sofa on wheels, polly's totally transforms the car.
Does Barrie need Polybushing? Does it hurt? cry
You can tell that there's not much interesting going on at the mo wink
Trouble is Peter, I fear we're going to get more of this on Sunday morning !

Hoofa

3,151 posts

208 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Well started to rip out relays and fuses , time to replace with this

phazed

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21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Hoofa said:
Well started to rip out relays and fuses , time to replace with this
And that is a …………?

QBee

20,984 posts

144 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Richard 858 said:
phazed said:
QBee said:
portzi said:
phazed said:
LongBaz463BHP said:

Going to pick up my new engine next weekend. Thought I would take the oppotunity to do other stuff at the same time. So these and other bits are off to be sandblasted and powder coated.

5ltr bottom end rebuilt and put into storage.
Are you Polybushing Barrie?
Please don't put the same cheap rubbish back in that TVR used they were off the old XJS amoungst other cars, and their ride was quality was like a sofa on wheels, polly's totally transforms the car.
Does Barrie need Polybushing? Does it hurt? cry
You can tell that there's not much interesting going on at the mo wink
Trouble is Peter, I fear we're going to get more of this on Sunday morning !
Sorry guys.
We have an unwritten rule on PH that we are all equal in the eyes of the great god Petrolhead, and we don't criticise errors of spelling or grammar.
Good rule.

It's just that sometimes these errors are funny, and I think then we can have a bit of fun without being malicious.
So when I saw the post "Are you Polybushing Barrie", with no comma between "Polybushing" and "Barrie", it gave the phrase an unintended meaning, and I couldn't help myself but have a laugh.

Reminded me of the well known example of changing the meaning by punctuation:

"What is this thing called love?" makes you think of a love-lorn poet in Jane Austen's day, whereas
"What is this thing called, Love?" has one more thinking of Alun's new French girlfriend trying to learn anatomical English

phazed

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21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Mentally I correct punctuation and spelling, especially "tires" from our younger PHers!

Is there a self help group? If so, I'm signing up smile

QBee

20,984 posts

144 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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phazed said:
Mentally I correct punctuation and spelling, especially "tires" from our younger PHers!

Is there a self help group? If so, I'm signing up smile
.....especially after a bout of Shiraz Autocorrect on the Phazed iPad late at night...... yes

phazed

Original Poster:

21,844 posts

204 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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QBee said:
.....especially after a bout of Shiraz Autocorrect on the Phazed iPad late at night...... yes
Where's the raspberry smiley when you want one...........

Richard 858

1,882 posts

135 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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QBee said:
Sorry guys.
We have an unwritten rule on PH that we are all equal in the eyes of the great god Petrolhead, and we don't criticise errors of spelling or grammar.
Good rule.

It's just that sometimes these errors are funny, and I think then we can have a bit of fun without being malicious.
So when I saw the post "Are you Polybushing Barrie", with no comma between "Polybushing" and "Barrie", it gave the phrase an unintended meaning, and I couldn't help myself but have a laugh.

Reminded me of the well known example of changing the meaning by punctuation:

"What is this thing called love?" makes you think of a love-lorn poet in Jane Austen's day, whereas
"What is this thing called, Love?" has one more thinking of Alun's new French girlfriend trying to learn anatomical English
Jesus, it's worse than I thought !!!!!!

Hoofa

3,151 posts

208 months

Wednesday 28th October 2015
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phazed said:
Hoofa said:
Well started to rip out relays and fuses , time to replace with this
And that is a …………?
Ah yes , right this replaces all the fuse board and relays into this package, it won't do anything for performance

You them programme the unit to be able to switch fans , pump etc via the can bus from the ecu, no more fuel pump relays, simplifies the car wiring