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Omega General Help / Re: steering pivot point

« on: 27 September 2007, 18:28:38 »

thanks for that id never heard of one before  

nearside and offside front brake pipes
nearside and offside rear break pipes
nearside and offside front to rear breakpipes
thanks

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Omega General Help / Re: steering pivot point

« on: 27 September 2007, 17:07:46 »

hi, its all the pipes (6 are listed) . is the idler expensive? and where is it?
i had sold this car on ebay without mot and put it through the mot for the new owner but hes now not happy as it needs some work.
as its not that bad i might do the work and add the cost on what i wanted for it (only wanted £350)
thanks

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Omega General Help / steering pivot point

« on: 27 September 2007, 15:14:19 »

hi,
please could someone tell me what this is as my car has failed its MOT on this having excessive play, and is it expensive?
also all my brake pipes are corroded, the man at the testing station said they were very hard to fit as they could not be got at easy.
how hard is hard?
i am selling this car and dont want to spend much as i wont get much lol.
thanks

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Newbie Welcome Area / Re: hiya

« on: 07 August 2006, 20:09:18 »

thanks for the welcome  
not sure about putting a 3.0 in this kit it is not very heavy and might take off, saying that its got a 2.9 v6 auto in right now and has done all of 80 miles (long story) but it does have to be auto due to footwell space.
but one day the seraph will live again.
j

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Newbie Welcome Area / hiya

« on: 07 August 2006, 13:27:07 »

hi all, great site.
we have an omega 2.5 and love it also a kit car that one day when we have the time, money and know how would like to put omega running gear in, just got to decide which size engine we can squeeze in.
keep up the good work.
j

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General Discussion Area / Re: latest update

« on: 18 August 2006, 12:05:13 »

that means i will have to start getting the lights down from the loft and start testing, that will take about 6 weeks. then in october have to start putting them up (husbands job) that will take at least another 6 weeks .
just in time for the end of november light up  
i just love my christmas lights.