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Old 03-28-2010, 11:53 AM   #1
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Norwegian S4 Base TII

The car is a 1986 Base with 140K miles on the body and 6k on the engine since last rebuild, wich i bought 1.5.2010.

list of mods when i bought it:
Koni struts pressure adjustable
Lowered
88 T2 engine with streetport and T70 turbo. running 7psi.
Removed PS and AC.
T2 brakes
T2 Diff
Power windows
Custom front and rear strut braces.
Custom Stainless 90mm downpipe.
Custom Stainless 2*2.5" exhaust
32mm wastegate.
Ebay exhaust manifold.
custom hoodscoop welded on the steel hood.
17" winter rim's with 215/45R17 tyres
16" summer rim's unknown tyres:?
Walbro fuel pump
FCD
720cc secondary injectors
stiffer bushings in suspension
+ alot of stuff i don't know about or just forgot to mention.

Overview of my plans:

Eksterior:

Volvo 740 lip []
Front diffuser (planning on making it myself or getting it made out of aluminium). []
Rear diffuser RE amemya. []
General rust repair. []
FTP lence with driving light. [X]


Engine:

New IC. []
Haltech Platinium 1000. []
Electronic boost controller. []
100amp alternator [x]
Mount Vband and flex pipe on the downpipe []
Wideband. []


Interior:


Bride seats. []
New steeringwheel (Nardi?). []
Gauge's in the driverside A-pillar. []
Focal polyglass 6'5 speakers in doors. []
Focal polyglass 11" sub. []
Kicker zx650.4 amp. []
Stinger electrical end signal equipment. []











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Old 03-29-2010, 01:58 AM   #2
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Wow, is that car running on the stock ECU? The fuel there must be very high octane if it did not blow up yet.
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Old 03-29-2010, 09:32 AM   #3
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runs on 91octane.
Also it has 720cc secondarys.

I don't see why it would blow up with the stock ecu just because of porting and a bigger turbo when i'm only running 7psi.
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Old 03-29-2010, 12:59 PM   #4
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Something about the extra amount of flow compared to the stock turbo at the same pressure level, causing it to go a bit lean. Do you have a Wide Band oxygen sensor to monitor the AFR ratios? I'm curious about how the afr's look under load.

Really, I'm just amazed to see this setup work, didn't know it was possible to run a different turbo w/o a standalone.
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No wideband yet. will get a haltech one when i buy the standalone.
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Old 04-21-2011, 02:43 AM   #6
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Something about the extra amount of flow compared to the stock turbo at the same pressure level, causing it to go a bit lean. Do you have a Wide Band oxygen sensor to monitor the AFR ratios? I'm curious about how the afr's look under load.

Really, I'm just amazed to see this setup work, didn't know it was possible to run a different turbo w/o a standalone.

Just mounted a wide band, the car doesn't have plates on it now, so i just have idle numbers. It runs a bit rich to say the least, 10-10.5 AFR on idle. Will post numbers i get under load when i get it on the road again
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Old 04-22-2011, 12:09 PM   #7
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Made a temporary holder for my gauges.


And finally fixed the oil leak, put in a new gasket and a oil pan brace with studs,



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Old 05-14-2011, 05:04 PM   #8
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Mounted some "styling" on the rear tow hook

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Old 05-24-2011, 05:58 AM   #9
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Bought some different wires and accesories to clean up the engine bay, the gauge holder is for my Neon. Looking forward to getting started working on my car's, summer vacation FTW

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Old 03-29-2010, 07:04 PM   #10
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Nice car. Those tail light rock.
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Old 04-04-2010, 01:00 PM   #11
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Started on a sub box today,










Finished box, lacks mounting point, and i will also make a coverup panel to make it look like it could have been stock But for now it's ugly as sin...


I'm going to buy a 11" Focal 27v2 at some point(wich will be mounted with the magnet in to the box), but for now i made a spacerplate and mounted a old 12" sub i had layin around.
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Changed my mind and made new spacers for the old sub so it could be mounted with the magnet in to the box.



painted it black to protect against moisture.




Fits like a glove WHen i buy a new sub it won't build outwards so much.




started on amp and power cap mounting plate

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Old 04-05-2010, 06:02 PM   #13
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Got the jspec ftp lights today




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Got the downpipe welded




I'm waiting for a new oil feed line, since the old one had seen better days.


Started on updating the ground points in the engine bay, will need to get some shrinkwrap so i can stop using the tape.

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