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26th September 2011 - 03:07 AM
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no more holdens
Post #1802
QUOTE (HSV @ Sep 27 2011, 06:23 AM)  Jesus fucking christ, I leave here for a couple of hours and it's fucking turned into OT. And now I notice two threads are in OT as well.............. WTF have you kids been doing? I think theres 2 little kiddies here that are playing "You stole my virginity and i want it back " We should start a thread just for jay and nick , titled "Sand pit" Where the kids can play amongst themselves |
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clutch-monkey
Post #1804
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 26 2011, 11:39 PM) How did you go about attaching the Window channel rubbers to the door / doortrim? Cheers i just left them where they were, haven't touched them the big black bit at the top of the card..  ..attaches to the top by two screws and simply presses onto the window channel rubbers  |
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Monaro454
Post #1806
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 27 2011, 01:51 PM) ok cheers, im just trying to get everything planed out before i attempt it HQ-Z trims will not be a flat panel. they have a steel piece at the top of the trim that you will have to attach to whatever doorcard you choose to use. the cardboard you are all referring to is MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) it is a magic product but doesn't like getting wet. another option is Masonite (what they covered the benches with in Manual arts at school) very tough and relatively east to work with. personally, I think MDF is more forgiving than masonite in the long run, so if one of your holes is a little out you can sort it with a stanley blade very quickly and you can staple to it quite easily. back to the HQ trim.... you will need to attach the card to this trim, pop rivets, silicon, whatever you choose (pop rivets would be the go) then you can look at covering it in whatever you wish. I found making doortrims for the coupe was a pain in the butt and they never look as good as what a trimmer will do, but then again, practice makes perfect eh? |
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HJ Jebby
Post #1807
QUOTE (Monaro454 @ Sep 27 2011, 05:32 PM) HQ-Z trims will not be a flat panel. they have a steel piece at the top of the trim that you will have to attach to whatever doorcard you choose to use. the cardboard you are all referring to is MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) it is a magic product but doesn't like getting wet. another option is Masonite (what they covered the benches with in Manual arts at school) very tough and relatively east to work with. personally, I think MDF is more forgiving than masonite in the long run, so if one of your holes is a little out you can sort it with a stanley blade very quickly and you can staple to it quite easily. back to the HQ trim.... you will need to attach the card to this trim, pop rivets, silicon, whatever you choose (pop rivets would be the go) then you can look at covering it in whatever you wish. I found making doortrims for the coupe was a pain in the butt and they never look as good as what a trimmer will do, but then again, practice makes perfect eh? yes i aware about the things you mentioned, a pair of repo door trims cost about $300 or so with an exchange of the steel trim. May be easier to do it that way. Just checking my options. Also I dont want to put speakers in the door trims. i have heard of people mounting them under the dash, would you possilby know how to mount them?(not the stock speak on the top of the dash) Cheers |
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wbtonner
Post #1808
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 27 2011, 07:22 PM) yes i aware about the things you mentioned, a pair of repo door trims cost about $300 or so with an exchange of the steel trim. May be easier to do it that way. Just checking my options. Also I dont want to put speakers in the door trims. i have heard of people mounting them under the dash, would you possilby know how to mount them?(not the stock speak on the top of the dash) Cheers Give it a go yourself! And put a 6x9 behind each seat and a 6.5 in each kick panel with a tweeter hidden in the dash/ in an air vent. Also, i've heard of using a resin on with mdf to make them waterproof after you make the card. Just thinly brsh it onto the back and slowly let it absorb in. 
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clutch-monkey
Post #1810
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 27 2011, 07:22 PM) yes i aware about the things you mentioned, a pair of repo door trims cost about $300 or so with an exchange of the steel trim. May be easier to do it that way. Just checking my options. Also I dont want to put speakers in the door trims. i have heard of people mounting them under the dash, would you possilby know how to mount them?(not the stock speak on the top of the dash) Cheers give it a go i say. it will only take you say ~$30 and a couple of hours to figure out if it's doable or better off exchanging lol |
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HJ Jebby
Post #1811
QUOTE (wbtonner @ Sep 27 2011, 07:50 PM) Give it a go yourself! And put a 6x9 behind each seat and a 6.5 in each kick panel with a tweeter hidden in the dash/ in an air vent. Also, i've heard of using a resin on with mdf to make them waterproof after you make the card. Just thinly brsh it onto the back and slowly let it absorb in. That resin idea sounds like a great idea, no matter how hard you try water always seems to get in there, last car (HR special) had warped door trims due to the MDF getting wet. See thats why i signed up to boost, you guys allways help out. Fucking legends 
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no more holdens
Post #1812
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 27 2011, 08:35 PM) That resin idea sounds like a great idea, no matter how hard you try water always seems to get in there, last car (HR special) had warped door trims due to the MDF getting wet. See thats why i signed up to boost, you guys allways help out. Fucking legends Im guessing , the reason why the door trims swelled or warped was the plastic protectors that are siliconed on the doors to cover the holes that came from the factory were removed !!! You can also get plastic rear speaker covers to help keep water and shit of the speakers Also ensure the protective plastic stuff is put back on the doors If you dont want to retain the factory trim pattern, theres custom trims that pop up from time to time on fleabay or swapmeets Keep an eye out for people wrecking them , front trims are hard to get even way back when i played with the holdens |
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wbtonner
Post #1813
QUOTE (HJ Jebby @ Sep 27 2011, 08:35 PM) That resin idea sounds like a great idea, no matter how hard you try water always seems to get in there, last car (HR special) had warped door trims due to the MDF getting wet. See thats why i signed up to boost, you guys allways help out. Fucking legends I new I should have trade marked that idea. I thought of it after mine did the same thing. 
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lil_bobby_260
Post #1815
Missus has given me a budget of $1500 to spend on the 265 engine in HER valiant. Wants it to be able to push her back in the seat when she takes off. |
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HJ Jebby
Post #1816
QUOTE (74QEE @ Sep 28 2011, 08:46 PM) I have Hj door trims, pretty sure they are light brown in colour, not sure of condition, will look when i get home on Friday. Interested Jebby you big faggot? Id rather get raped by a midget than buy something off you  Nah my interior s going to be black not brown, How did you mount your speakers? |
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no more holdens
Post #1817
QUOTE (lil_bobby_260 @ Sep 28 2011, 08:55 PM) Missus has given me a budget of $1500 to spend on the 265 engine in HER valiant. Wants it to be able to push her back in the seat when she takes off. Good times. Cain 4bbl manifold with a plenum pig, 465 Holley, bigger cam, milling base of head for compression, msd ignition coil etc. I told her extractors and exhaust aren't part of the engine, and that replacing plugs/leads with better ones and fitting new distributor rotor and button etc are excluded from the figure as they are part of a service. As is having the carb set up and timing advanced by a shop to run premium fuel only, to tie in with the higher compression ratio. And the larger volume sump (3.5L standard WTF) and bigger radiator with thermo fans are simply for longevity of the motor. Heavy duty clutch will go in as soon as standard one mysteriously kicks it. Age and general wear and tear will be to blame there :-) Winning! Im watching this evolve 465 ??? Not to small ??? Go a 600,the hemi love em Hemi performance years ago , done a 265 with a 4 barrell, it put out more power than the e49 motor with triple webers had Have ya tracked down a 4 barrell manifold yet ??? |
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lil_bobby_260
Post #1819
If you do the math on it a 465 is perfect. Anything above that and you lose inlet velocity and this fuel atomization. I calculated the carby choice based on a rpm ceiling of 6000, but will still have sone room to move. 600 is overkill. |
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no more holdens
Post #1820
Thats a clean looker |
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