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some mod on M100 (first time LEC)

Postby esp88 » Fri 02.05.2008, 14:00

Hi Folks

This is the my first time post and some LEC know I bought M100
in last nov. !

Since I'm working on e.g. passed the danish MOT, import TAX..
and some modiffcation :

- to passwd MOT needed CAT, S2 ECM and O2 sensor
- New front disks/pads
- Water pump leak, replaced with the Timing belt
Thanks for wikeLEC
- Car audio(from old Esprit) and 4 new peaker
- White diales
- Weather strip
-St. brake horse (this weekend)
- One Rad fan dead, replaced both and fitted Rad

and her are few picture I took today :

Still need new hoods/seals and maybe later re-paint

Y.Hotta
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Postby Dave Eds » Fri 02.05.2008, 14:50

Hey Yasou it's good to see the pics :smt023

How's your daughter like the new car?
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Postby esp88 » Fri 02.05.2008, 19:34

Hi Dave

Well, as you know she love the Elan but it took some time to agreed the insulance becase of her age ! (1.1K a year ), So it cost me a lot this year !
The last week was Espirt needed MOT (replaced rear dampers etc..)

Any way the car running fine and still cosmetic some issue !

Buy the way, Does any one useing "Snap off" steering ?


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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 02.05.2008, 19:40

Looking good Yasou. Don't be afraid to drop in more often, you'll find we're generally more sophisticated and refined than the LEF crowd. :-D
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Postby theelanman » Fri 02.05.2008, 19:53

:agree:

nice pics Yasuo
how did the wishbones go :-D

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Postby Nige » Fri 02.05.2008, 20:47

Welcome to LEC and I hope you enjoy your Elan. I like the carbon Fibre inserts in the doors and that's an interesting steering wheel.
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Postby theelanman » Fri 02.05.2008, 20:53

who's doing the flappy paddle conversion next then :-D :-D :-D
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Postby esp88 » Sat 03.05.2008, 21:03

Well, today started replace St. brakehoses and I noticed very badly rost rear wishbones :( , so end up with replacing the rear wishbones !
It's not hard work but take a time and thanks for theelanman ! :lol:
the St. rear wishbones which I bought from theenlanman fit very nicely !

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Postby theelanman » Sat 03.05.2008, 23:51

yasuo
dont forget to note where the front inboard cam bolts are positioned.... :shock:
it saves hours of trying to line up you rear end tracking :-D
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Postby XiPHiAS » Mon 05.05.2008, 23:59

Welcom ...

I like what you did to your Elan, exept of the steering wheels and shifter.
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Postby Doug » Tue 06.05.2008, 06:19

nice pictures and car!

how about some exterior pictures? is that Steel Grey I see??
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Postby theelanman » Tue 06.05.2008, 08:21

Doug wrote:is that Steel Grey I see??


:smt017

nah!!!
steel blue maybe :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
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Postby esp88 » Tue 06.05.2008, 19:27

Changed wishbones done !
also replaced brake pipe and the brake master cylinder !
Replaceing the Master cylinder was not easy job becase there are almost no space (need small hand) !


The color code Grey-blue ?
the Elan has been ownd by elan1 few years ago !

Next issue will be 4 new tires and the door seals......

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Postby Paul.P » Tue 06.05.2008, 19:54

esp88 wrote: The color code Grey-blue ?
the Elan has been ownd by elan1 few years ago !


Ah yes, i remember the car, didn't it need a respray on the bonnet, if i remember right ? , but it was a nice car :!:
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Postby Doug » Wed 07.05.2008, 02:10

theelanman wrote:
Doug wrote:is that Steel Grey I see??


:smt017

nah!!!
steel blue maybe :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D


Doh! You got me :-D
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Postby XiPHiAS » Wed 07.05.2008, 15:11

your interior is so nice ...

Where did u find those white diales?
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Postby theelanman » Wed 07.05.2008, 15:39

lockwood :-D

theyve been quite popular...they also do them in other colours too.... :-D
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Postby XiPHiAS » Wed 07.05.2008, 16:00

theelanman wrote:lockwood :-D

theyve been quite popular...they also do them in other colours too.... :-D

Can u be more specific please?

And can i open the cluster and replace the original or do i need glue parts?
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Postby theelanman » Wed 07.05.2008, 16:33

I'll find the lockwood site for you alter as Im at work at the mo....
however it is just a change out the dial back grounds.....
take out the gauges from the car....take off the existing fronts and replace with the white and replace.......
well that the simplified overview :-D :-D
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£40 IIRC ......Paul P on here worked with lockwood to get them done :-D
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Postby esp88 » Sun 01.06.2008, 20:27

Two more mod on Elan last month!

Well, I got good price 4 tires Pirelli Zero Nero 205/40 17' with
new wheels (Opel Corasa C type) offset 45.
Also mounted Snap off steering wheel !
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