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7-15-2019
a single 3" 90 bend will cost me around £22 would need a fair few and straight sections to join them all, or i can get a 3 meter length of 3" ali tubing for £30 to my door so it works out alot cheaper, more work but i but the pies on a short and long radius so i can change and tweak it as i go
i do have some cheap tools that are pretty good and use daily, best one i would say is a set of kennedy spanners as there slim in width so perfect to use the open end on caliper sliders, i went through a stage of buying blue point spanner sets for some unknown reason set still in the box under a band 4? years now
got the selector welded on today with abit of extra weld on the lever slots, welded and cut back to suite, ordered new bushes gaskets and springs for it, bad day at work didnt stay over too long (if it needed to come off it snapped)
42/44mm higher pressure rad cap (as i want the other to open) stant racing normally pretty costly, but gates make them and can get them for just over a tenner (part number below)
7-21-2019
car stays outside during the days atm due to being flat out in work, nice dint in the door...
turbo pipes and intake all done, just got to flare the ends then powdercoat them
hotside upper
hotside lower
cold side lower
intake/coldside upper
managed to get quite the bulge to start and try to clear the intake, in the end i split the skin after getting it out by about 40mm
removed and painted/sealed upper and lower water outlets and other brackets then put them on for good
getting there, few cables starting to go in
intake checked to make sure it still fits
fluidampr front pulley, arp bolts and barring tool for suture proofing
pulley etc on, brackets painted sealed and new bolts all in place for good, swapped over oil temp + pressure while doing other little jobs like clip placements touch ups etc
yeah nah curse word will put a power bulge over it
fettled ages with the throttle cable to run it mostly out of site, tiny little bracket to hold it, made from a universal kit and factory cable ends with some bodging and agri spec spray jobby of cover it all
should get my propshaft back tomorrow and hopefully new bushes and gaskets for the selector
Comments
I bet the purists probably don't like this, but screw them! This thing looks like a blast!
Posted by stevegolf on 10/22/20 @ 11:15:40 PM
This thing is insane. Definitely not a swap I would think of doing, but it looks like it will be a blast to drive. I like the mad max look you have going too.
Posted by MPower on 10/1/20 @ 8:26:26 PM
Wow thanks for sharing!
Posted by Diggymart on 9/20/20 @ 2:50:40 PM
This is my kind of build right here. Very nicely done!
Posted by Squonkwerkz Garage on 9/28/21 @ 2:07:53 AM