At last the Le Mans Bently look for my Cerb
At last the Le Mans Bently look for my Cerb
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spartacus

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2,878 posts

299 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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At last got my spare set of 16" Oz racing wheels refinised, took them to BJV Engineering in Flaunden (near Hemel). They were recomended by Simon Sparrow and did an excellent job, they charged me 140 quid which included fitting tyres, balacing and valves and some lathte machining as they needee an undercut in the rear face to clear the hubs. Well pleased with the reults.

cossiemetro

1,092 posts

269 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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looks very nice

simonsparrow

1,599 posts

291 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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Ooooh, very nice!

touchingcloth

11,706 posts

268 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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Oh god yet another option to add to my list. Looks very nice and cheaper than new wheels. Loving the ride I get on the 16's and was a bit anxious about going up in size because of this, this could be a simple answer. Any chance of a full car side shot for the full effect

FourWheelDrift

92,269 posts

313 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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Looks good on a dark coloured car too

I got mine done for free after a track day (splashed though a puddle on the way home so it ruined the overall look)

carl_w

10,739 posts

287 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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They're not the standard 16" alloys though, are they? They look sort of "flatter". I was thinking of getting this done too.

simonsparrow

1,599 posts

291 months

Saturday 18th March 2006
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carl_w said:
They're not the standard 16" alloys though, are they? They look sort of "flatter". I was thinking of getting this done too.


They are the standard ones - I really like them.

spartacus

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2,878 posts

299 months

Sunday 19th March 2006
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Here is a side shot, next job pick out the AP Racing lettering in yellow on the callipers, any suggestions what kind of paint would be suitable, needs to be something that would contrast well on the black background and be fairly temperature resistant, hammerite?


zippee

14,125 posts

263 months

Sunday 19th March 2006
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spartacus said:
Here is a side shot, next job pick out the AP Racing lettering in yellow on the callipers, any suggestions what kind of paint would be suitable, needs to be something that would contrast well on the black background and be fairly temperature resistant, hammerite?



Halfrauds sell Caliper paint, I've used it to do mine in blue. No problems with heat etc and apart from the coating of brake dust at the moment they look pretty good.
Not sure if they do yellow though.

davidn

1,028 posts

288 months

Sunday 19th March 2006
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Looks good, I used Hammerite smooth yellow, it's stood up to the heat fine.

David

>> Edited by davidn on Sunday 19th March 20:13

spartacus

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2,878 posts

299 months

Sunday 19th March 2006
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Thanks for the complements guys, will be off down to Haulfrauds next opportunity I get for some yellow hammerite. Suppose I could change the indicator side markers to white while I'm at it, though not convinced it makes that much difference to the look of the car.

spartacus

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2,878 posts

299 months

Sunday 9th April 2006
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And just to finish this thread off black wheels with yellow lettering on the calipers to complete the racer look.