engine is out....finally!
Well....after talking about it for nearly a year, I got it done. Now the teardown can begin! :) http://home.earthlink.net/~bajaman123/FDengine out.jpg
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sweet...pretty straightforward huh? :)
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Nice Greg, let me know about that DP.
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Oh....I already have a Pettit stainless unit....thanks though!
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koo man
whats ur plans for it? |
Originally Posted by rotoboy661
koo man
whats ur plans for it? |
It's about freaking time! ;) J/K'ing
Good luck with the rest of the process. Don't forget to have those injectors cleaned and flow balanced while everything is apart. :) |
Originally Posted by Mahjik
It's about freaking time! ;) J/K'ing
Good luck with the rest of the process. Don't forget to have those injectors cleaned and flow balanced while everything is apart. :) |
I just received my engine hoist and I was wondering where are the hook points on the engine to hoist it up? Thanks! I was looking at the service manual and it doesn't really show the points where you hook it up.
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Originally Posted by chillin_rx7_guy
I just received my engine hoist and I was wondering where are the hook points on the engine to hoist it up? Thanks! I was looking at the service manual and it doesn't really show the points where you hook it up.
1. Near the alternator 2. On the UIM passenger/firewall side Those are the stock locations provided no one removed them from your engine. |
Also, Now would be a GREAT time to have the tranny rebuilt, or atleast get a nice ACT Street/Strip clutch with a Racing Beat 9.5lb Flywheel... I had that setup on my FD and loved every minute of it. Nice and tight, but VERY streetable :)
May I suggest cleaning up that front bumper too! :) haha just playin |
Originally Posted by stokedxiv
Also, Now would be a GREAT time to have the tranny rebuilt, or atleast get a nice ACT Street/Strip clutch with a Racing Beat 9.5lb Flywheel... I had that setup on my FD and loved every minute of it. Nice and tight, but VERY streetable :)
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how difficult was it to seperate the engine from the tranny, while still in the vehicle?
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Originally Posted by lopedl
how difficult was it to seperate the engine from the tranny, while still in the vehicle?
One was the fact that you must disconnect the tranny cooler oil lines where the engine and transmission meet...no big deal as there are 'soft' connectors there. The other deal is there is a LONGGGGGGGG ass part of the wire harness that snakes down and around to the far end of the tranny, it has connectors near the air pump fitting. All in all it was pretty anti-climatic, the engine came right out after disconnecting the flex plate from the torque converter and removing the bell housing bolts (key is the 24" extension with a 14mm flex socket) and the engine mount bolts. :boink: |
Originally Posted by bajaman
Yup....that is one of the things on my list, and I need to figure out a way to keep the boost down, it was one too many of those 12+ psi runs that did me in. I guess I can just put the pill I got from Pettit with my downpipe in and see how it does....
I assume you are at least running an upgraded ECU |
Good luck, I took mine out over the summer, had it rebuilt, put on some new parts and after having RRR fix what I screwed up during the reinstall, its running great. I hope you have better luck putting it back in then I did.
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