My P100 project
10-04-2009, 09:33 PM
#1
My P100 project
Hey all, as some of you know I have recently bought a P100 as a bare shell so over the next few months i'm gona try and get it built up. 
This is how it looked when Sall bought it and it looks pretty much the same at the moment minus all the running gear.
This is how it looked when Sall bought it and it looks pretty much the same at the moment minus all the running gear.
12-04-2009, 12:13 PM
#4
A quick update for you all.
This is how the P100 looks at the moment
Also I have just received a prototype diff bush for the Sierra (the P100 has all the rear modified for a cosworth back axle) so here is a few pics as a taster for you all
Sorry about the grainy pics of the mount but used my mrs mobile which isn't as good as mine for pics.
I am hoping that it will be possible to replace the bush on its own instead of the whole mount should this ever fail but only time will tell.
It fits great and is really solid so will be a great improvement on the standard crap rubber mount. Well impressed
This is how the P100 looks at the moment
Also I have just received a prototype diff bush for the Sierra (the P100 has all the rear modified for a cosworth back axle) so here is a few pics as a taster for you all
Sorry about the grainy pics of the mount but used my mrs mobile which isn't as good as mine for pics.
I am hoping that it will be possible to replace the bush on its own instead of the whole mount should this ever fail but only time will tell.
It fits great and is really solid so will be a great improvement on the standard crap rubber mount. Well impressed
Last edited by CozzyKing; 12-04-2009 at 12:36 PM.
18-04-2009, 06:06 PM
#6
Hey all, Been out and collected a few parts for rebuilding the P100 today so thought I would give you a look at what I have been upto. 
This is a picture of the small amount of wiring that I have to install into the truck before I can crack on with the rest of the rebuild.
Things are progressing well enough when I have the time to do things so I will update as soon as more is completed.
This is a picture of the small amount of wiring that I have to install into the truck before I can crack on with the rest of the rebuild.
Things are progressing well enough when I have the time to do things so I will update as soon as more is completed.
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19-04-2009, 05:54 PM
#10
Cheers people
I have been out to the truck today and got the wiring loom installed and the heater box so I can crack on with the interior on it now as there will be no way for water to get in to it.
I have a new dash for it and a carpet and sound deadening mat for up the bulkhead as soon as that is done I will get some pics up of the interior.
I have been out to the truck today and got the wiring loom installed and the heater box so I can crack on with the interior on it now as there will be no way for water to get in to it.
I have a new dash for it and a carpet and sound deadening mat for up the bulkhead as soon as that is done I will get some pics up of the interior.
19-04-2009, 06:28 PM
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Any pics of how the beam fits under the chassis rails?
I've got a P100 myself and i can't make my mind up if i should use a capri atlas axle or fab up some mounts for a sierra beam. Hmmm.
I've got a P100 myself and i can't make my mind up if i should use a capri atlas axle or fab up some mounts for a sierra beam. Hmmm.
19-04-2009, 06:42 PM
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Looks good m8, really like P100`s. Looking at getting one to replace the estate in the near future, will see what comes along 
Good luck with it m8
Good luck with it m8
10-05-2009, 09:45 AM
#32
Cheers mate, I'm a great fan of Sapphires and as I am doing a big build on my saph I thought I need something that can carry a few spares and tow the car to big events so naturaly I thought P100 with a few minor mods to it All I need now is to decide what is gona power it.
All I need now is to decide what is gona power it.
