TRX Restoration Project
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
Great idea, well executed
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Really nice SZR660 you have there too
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Mark.
Really nice SZR660 you have there too
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
Cutting and polishing done, I will have to take some better photos in daylight but I am really pleased with how it turned out.


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Re: TRX Restoration Project
Very nice Paul, Gunmetal grey with polished alloy.

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Re: TRX Restoration Project
... as you should be. Very nice.really pleased with how it turned out.
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
couple more photos, they dont do it justice but I have not been able to get out and do some decent pictures



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Re: TRX Restoration Project
wow looks really nice in that colour , top job
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
Looks great. Very tastefully done. Love the gunmetal.

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Re: TRX Restoration Project
When you attain that ' looks factory' result. ... well done 
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
thumbs up ! made with style.
one thing which sticks to my eye is front end, those brake rotors looks very heavy since they have double as much rivets as now a days and fender is also a big plumb.
one thing which sticks to my eye is front end, those brake rotors looks very heavy since they have double as much rivets as now a days and fender is also a big plumb.
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
fung wrote:When you attain that ' looks factory' result. ... well done
yep thats the goal. Last time I painted it I didnt used decals, but this time decided to. Makes all the difference.
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Re: TRX Restoration Project
Have ordered myself one of these for Christmas
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/db.php
Should help with tuning
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/db.php
Should help with tuning
Paul



