The new style!
05-28-07, 02:30 PM
#101
Wish I had the cash on me at the moment for a build. My engine is on its last breaths and the car needs alot of work to be at the point I want it (at least $3,000 worth). Watch those Corksport Oil Cooler lines. ive never used them personaly but Ive heard of some people having problems with the build quality of them. They tend to leak and blow apart. Looks great otherwise. Good luck on the build up 
I hate to bring a thread back, but I feel that it would be good to address this. For the record, in the many years that we have been selling these lines we have had hardly any problems with them over the hundreds of them we have sold.
The oil cooler lines he has, and that everyone will have from about a year ago on or so, are the new design. I'm sure everyone remembers when we were out of Oil Cooler lines for about 6 months straight. We used to have our lines manufactured by the same people that did the lines for Mazdatrix. You'll notice that they don't sell them anymore either. The quality of the lines was getting flaky and we decided to stop selling those. It took almost 8 months to find another manufacturer who would make the lines to our specifications. Mazdatrix sells new lines which have AN fittings on them, and we retained the banjo fittings on the lines so you don't have to retrofit anything onto your block or oil cooler to get these to work.
These new lines have been pressure tested up to 700psi with no leaks, so no worries about them falling apart
- Ryan @ CorkSport
05-30-07, 07:18 PM
#102
I hate to bring a thread back, but I feel that it would be good to address this. For the record, in the many years that we have been selling these lines we have had hardly any problems with them over the hundreds of them we have sold.
The oil cooler lines he has, and that everyone will have from about a year ago on or so, are the new design. I'm sure everyone remembers when we were out of Oil Cooler lines for about 6 months straight. We used to have our lines manufactured by the same people that did the lines for Mazdatrix. You'll notice that they don't sell them anymore either. The quality of the lines was getting flaky and we decided to stop selling those. It took almost 8 months to find another manufacturer who would make the lines to our specifications. Mazdatrix sells new lines which have AN fittings on them, and we retained the banjo fittings on the lines so you don't have to retrofit anything onto your block or oil cooler to get these to work.
These new lines have been pressure tested up to 700psi with no leaks, so no worries about them falling apart
- Ryan @ CorkSport
The oil cooler lines he has, and that everyone will have from about a year ago on or so, are the new design. I'm sure everyone remembers when we were out of Oil Cooler lines for about 6 months straight. We used to have our lines manufactured by the same people that did the lines for Mazdatrix. You'll notice that they don't sell them anymore either. The quality of the lines was getting flaky and we decided to stop selling those. It took almost 8 months to find another manufacturer who would make the lines to our specifications. Mazdatrix sells new lines which have AN fittings on them, and we retained the banjo fittings on the lines so you don't have to retrofit anything onto your block or oil cooler to get these to work.
These new lines have been pressure tested up to 700psi with no leaks, so no worries about them falling apart
- Ryan @ CorkSport
Nolan
06-13-07, 11:16 AM
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Very nice NMJ87T2 it looks like its going to be a bad *** motor once it's all done.
Quick question what kind of FMIC and IC piping are you using?
Also If you dont mind I would like to know how much did you pay for the Koyo radiator and the Black Magic Fan? Where do you recommend that I buy the radiator and Black Magic fan for my new S5 Turbo-II? Thank you
Quick question what kind of FMIC and IC piping are you using?
Also If you dont mind I would like to know how much did you pay for the Koyo radiator and the Black Magic Fan? Where do you recommend that I buy the radiator and Black Magic fan for my new S5 Turbo-II? Thank you
06-13-07, 11:24 PM
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I bought the e-fan off of ebay!! It was from an individual so I paid next to nothing for it. The intercooler core was purchased from a forum member. The intercooler piping was purchased from ebay as well. from etdmotors. It is 2mm thick and is quality material as well. I have already welded some of it and had no issues.
06-13-07, 11:26 PM
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All of the props for the work go to Glen Weaver at www.azrotaryrockets.com
He is a brilliant and talented engine builder. Plus, he is a great guy to deal with!
He is a brilliant and talented engine builder. Plus, he is a great guy to deal with!
06-15-07, 02:38 AM
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my friend, this is awesome, IV BEEN DYING TO DO THE SAME EXACT SETUP FOR MONTHS!!!! i just started it too!!!!!!! haha awesome to know someone is already almost to completion with my dream motor, gotta keep this thread alive, btw this is a s4 t2 block correct?
06-15-07, 08:41 PM
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my friend, this is awesome, IV BEEN DYING TO DO THE SAME EXACT SETUP FOR MONTHS!!!! i just started it too!!!!!!! haha awesome to know someone is already almost to completion with my dream motor, gotta keep this thread alive, btw this is a s4 t2 block correct?
Nolan
Wish I could afford to build mine right now. 
06-20-07, 12:50 AM
#125
those ultra light 2's look pretty clean. cant wait to see the difference between the leds and the regular light.
Manifold is coming along I see. Why not push the turbo a bit farther from the motor? Is there going to be something in the way?
I'll have to call you tomorrow to come see your ride this week... laters
Manifold is coming along I see. Why not push the turbo a bit farther from the motor? Is there going to be something in the way?
I'll have to call you tomorrow to come see your ride this week... laters