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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Norway
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I hope to get the majority of the bodywork sorted this weekend so i can start focusing on the semi pp build again, have all the parts for the shortblock, just need to get a new radiator and build a intake manifold.
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#2 |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Norway
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Damn, didn't get started on the bodywork, other stuff came in the way...
Anyway, irons have arrived so i just need to try to port the junk irons and then i should be able to do a good job with the "new" irons ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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#3 |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Norway
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Soo, my plans have changed. Or rather im going back to school after the summer and see if i can't manage to become an engineer. So i need to thigten up the budget. Wich means i will be going with T2 rotors (means i don't have to buy a flywheel and rear counterweight) and i bought a PFC with datalogit from a friend (got it cheap since i have helped him working on his car).
So to sum up the new plans for the engine: Apexi pfc S4T2 rotors Stock flywheel semi pp and mild streetport. Modified T2 lim FD UIM and TB with adapterplate to fit the t2 lim (i have checked with an old gasket and it doesn't seem like a very big project) Rotaryworks 2*2,25" header Custom 2,5" exhaust The only things i need to buy are the banzai adapterkit for the PFC and parts to build the new exhaust, so should be doable to get this done before school starts. Now i just need to finish my coffee, and go in the garage and try to port my junk irons and then start on the irons i'm actually going to use when i feel i'm ready. |
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