Anybody doing work on their 75/ZT over winter

190SETOURING · 12th November 2015, 19:29

Myself, i will be removing the rear subframe and all connected suspension parts and recoating them. Repainting the floor and new exhaust system. And i now need to find out why i have a swiming pool behind the drivers seat, it stinks! Busy days ahead.

coolcat · 12th November 2015, 19:31

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Originally Posted by 190SETOURING

Myself, i will be removing the rear subframe and all connected suspension parts and recoating them. Repainting the floor and new exhaust system. And i now need to find out why i have a swiming pool behind the drivers seat, it stinks! Busy days ahead.

Our cars do like to drink in water don't they

Mines doing the opposite at the moment and spitting it out!
It's at the garage as we speak having a new radiator fitted and getting my ABS sorted that throws a warning everytime it rains !

Heddy · 12th November 2015, 19:35

Car is used daily so nothing planned that takes 2 days. I haven't a garage either so rolling around in the cold and wet is to be avoided.

klarzy · 12th November 2015, 19:36

I will be fitting a set of facelift cat eye's, changing the rear windscreen, fitting an in line stat mod, egr bypass with solenoid removal, GSM, Navall 3, matt black wrap interior, memory seats, uprated seat heaters (thanks rich), bullet powerfolds with a little light mod of my own, mirror indicator mod, hand brake compensator (if needed), FBH on line, interior led change, interior lighting change, HK speaker and bass unit, boot light mod, boot liner mod, wheel refurb, fog led upgrade, rear light cluster upgrade, and perhaps a few other bits....

LotusLC · 12th November 2015, 19:40

Hopefully if my shoulder gets better i will be taking the front and rear suspension off, replacing any worn parts and protecting it so it will last a few more years.

klarzy · 12th November 2015, 19:42

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Originally Posted by lotuslc

Hopefully if my shoulder gets better i will be taking the front and rear suspension off, replacing any worn parts and protecting it so it will last a few more years.

can you still get a jack under there??

LotusLC · 12th November 2015, 19:42

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Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

I will be fitting a set of facelift cat eye's, changing the rear windscreen, fitting an in line stat mod, egr bypass with solenoid removal, GSM, Navall 3, matt black wrap interior, memory seats, uprated seat heaters (thanks rich), bullet powerfolds with a little light mod of my own, mirror indicator mod, hand brake compensator (if needed), FBH on line, interior led change, interior lighting change, HK speaker and bass unit, boot light mod, boot liner mod, wheel refurb, fog led upgrade, rear light cluster upgrade, and perhaps a few other bits....

Intrigued to see this little mod

klarzy · 12th November 2015, 19:44

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Originally Posted by lotuslc

Intrigued to see this little mod

in the next couple of weeks....

LotusLC · 12th November 2015, 19:45

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Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

can you still get a jack under there??

No, i have to drive it onto some 6 by 2 wood with a chamfered edge first

LotusLC · 12th November 2015, 19:46

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Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

in the next couple of weeks....

Will i be heading down the roller coaster road to buy this little mod

12th November 2015, 19:29	#1
190SETOURING Posted a thing or two MG ZTT 180se,MG ZT 260se Monogram Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Huntingdon Posts: 1,413 Thanks: 215 Thanked 263 Times in 169 Posts	Anybody doing work on their 75/ZT over winter Myself, i will be removing the rear subframe and all connected suspension parts and recoating them. Repainting the floor and new exhaust system. And i now need to find out why i have a swiming pool behind the drivers seat, it stinks! Busy days ahead.

12th November 2015, 19:36	#4
klarzy This is my second home none but not gone Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: March, Cambs Posts: 16,437 Thanks: 894 Thanked 4,247 Times in 3,025 Posts	I will be fitting a set of facelift cat eye's, changing the rear windscreen, fitting an in line stat mod, egr bypass with solenoid removal, GSM, Navall 3, matt black wrap interior, memory seats, uprated seat heaters (thanks rich), bullet powerfolds with a little light mod of my own, mirror indicator mod, hand brake compensator (if needed), FBH on line, interior led change, interior lighting change, HK speaker and bass unit, boot light mod, boot liner mod, wheel refurb, fog led upgrade, rear light cluster upgrade, and perhaps a few other bits.... __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]….All praise Bananaswan….

12th November 2015, 19:40	#5
LotusLC This is my second home MG ZT CDTi Auto / ZT-T Trophy Blue Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: York Posts: 3,981 Thanks: 3,329 Thanked 1,644 Times in 1,238 Posts	Hopefully if my shoulder gets better i will be taking the front and rear suspension off, replacing any worn parts and protecting it so it will last a few more years. __________________ Lotus Carlton - Number 852 (My old car) https://i.imgur.com/Cwa3376m.jpg

12th November 2015, 19:35	#3
Heddy This is my second home None Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: None Posts: 5,556 Thanks: 465 Thanked 1,161 Times in 924 Posts	Car is used daily so nothing planned that takes 2 days. I haven't a garage either so rolling around in the cold and wet is to be avoided.