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FC3S Murray 07-16-2009 07:42 AM

THAT was fast! I hate you so much right now :)

WE3RX7 07-16-2009 12:00 PM

That was quick...

TitaniumTT 07-16-2009 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by need RX7 (Post 92241)
Damn son, that was fast. :icon_tup:

I have shiny parts, I need to do something with them

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Originally Posted by FC3S Murray (Post 92253)
THAT was fast! I hate you so much right now :)

:rofl: You'll be there soon enough...... ok not soon enough but you know what I mean ;)

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Originally Posted by WE3RX7 (Post 92271)
That was quick...

I don't fuck around. I also have no patience. I'm also thinking about offering rebuilds seeing as how once I have the parts I can turn them around in a day........ actually giving ALOT of consideration to it, like I probably would.

project86 07-21-2009 12:49 AM

so i just took a closer look at the picture of you bumper installed... it looks like the shine bumber you have is made to go over the bottom half of the stock fenders so you dont have to cut them?

classicauto 07-21-2009 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by EJayCe996 (Post 92211)
ALAS! did you wince as you started?

I wouldn't until I actually put the first cut in it :lol:

TitaniumTT 07-21-2009 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by project86 (Post 92499)
so i just took a closer look at the picture of you bumper installed... it looks like the shine bumber you have is made to go over the bottom half of the stock fenders so you dont have to cut them?

Yeah, that's right. That's why I welded the brackets on the bottom of my fenders, to keep the bumper in place. No cutting required, but there is a lot of creative mounting that needs to be addressed

TitaniumTT 07-21-2009 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by classicauto (Post 92518)
I wouldn't until I actually put the first cut in it :lol:

:rofl: I tried not to think about what I was actually doing until it was already done. Making the cut was the easy part. The hard part will be venting it and making it look good. I should've done it to my steelie POS..... oh well. I have access to the GK hood now, actually we all do. Check out the aftermkt hood thread ;)

FC3S Murray 07-21-2009 03:49 PM

Whats the status on your build bro?

TitaniumTT 07-21-2009 08:49 PM

Should be stabbing the engine tomorrow, driving by Friday, on the dyno 8/01

Keep looking at the hood in disbelief that I took a Jigsaw to it :rofl:

TitaniumTT 07-26-2009 11:21 PM

So I FINALLY got the engine in tonight. My original mani was toast, or so I thought. I asked a buddy to send his old one to me so I could use it. He had some family problems so he never sent it and I was kinda forced to get mine back up to snuff. When she went lean on the dyno the mani got so damn hot that every single stud warped. The three fittings that I had installed for the EMAP, and the EGT's were basically welded to the mani. Took the machine shop three days to get all the fittings out, redrill and retap, and pull out two busted studs and heli-coil them. I strait edged the mani and the turbo's and then seemed fine so we'll see what happens when she fires....... hopefully tuesday at this point. Still planning on being on the dyno late saturday the first......... hint hint Bill :rofl:

MaczPayne 07-28-2009 04:34 PM

Yeesh, now that's a quick tear-down and assembly.

TitaniumTT 07-28-2009 04:55 PM

:rofl: It would've been quicker if I wasn't waiting a week doing nothing but touching myself staring out the window waiting for a part that I still haven't seen yet. Oh well, my mani is back on and she should fire tomorrow night.

Phoenix7 07-28-2009 05:08 PM

man, a little too much info on the last one but I'm still jealous of your garage and end results with the FC. Keep it up man, love the amount of work that went into the actual engine/accessories to ensure you know what's happening at all times.

EJayCe996 07-28-2009 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by TitaniumTT (Post 93093)
:rofl: It would've been quicker if I wasn't waiting a week doing nothing but touching myself staring out the window waiting for a part that I still haven't seen yet.

fvking the story of my life with this goddamn swap myself.. my injectors come tomorrow at least so after that, all i need is a down pipe and some various lines/fittings

TitaniumTT 07-31-2009 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix7 (Post 93096)
man, a little too much info on the last one but I'm still jealous of your garage and end results with the FC. Keep it up man, love the amount of work that went into the actual engine/accessories to ensure you know what's happening at all times.

Thanks man. The sensors are great to have. For example, when engine #4 lost a rotor all I had to do is look at the EGT's to find the dead soldier.

So ah................. what's up with the new sig?


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