Chemical Strip

Dave B

Well-Known Forum User
They quoted me 1500 all in for a Z. Yeah, basically Coca Cola lol, it really can't be good for your insides
They're only half an hour from me too, and can arrange transport which will help me.
I could get the shell stripped for way less than that by hand. It's just the impossible to get to areas that worry me about that


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johnymd

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I'm currently considering going this route with the 260 shell that's coming. May even go the RHD conversion route as I now have all the parts.
 

Dave B

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Ah cool, have you got a bulkhead section to swap over? What else is required, dash, and steering rack?


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johnymd

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I've got the brake/clutch spreader panel and a few other cuts. The original chassis number will stay where it is and I'll remove the existing spreader. I've got a dash, heater, column, rack, pedal box, RHD cowl. May rewire using a "painless harness". Depends on the condition of the existing loom.

All depends if the car needs a total strip down. If it doesn't then I'll just leave LHD, treat the rust and patch paint and make it a driver car that will appeal to the European market.
 

Dave B

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Ah wicked
I'm probably going to go down the painless/ez harness too, my loom was pretty messy and chopped into and feels very old/brittle. I'm also getting rid of a lot of standard stuff like air con, side markers etc, and prob keeping the engine injected but loosing all the emissions related ****, as well as swapping to a modern mappable Ecu so the engine will have its own loom anyway.


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johnymd

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A friend of mine, who builds race car looms, has just bought a painless harness for his 105e and says its a no-brainer compared to building one. It looks like a really easy way to rewire a zed and simplify everything. At £200 its cheap too.
 
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