just pulled my first engine
12-23-02, 07:16 PM
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12-23-02, 08:08 PM
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Did you remove it from a salvage car? If not, why did you remove the nose?
If it is a salvage, I imagine you did not have to be concerned about getting it out without scratching/banging the engine compartment. Did it come free without any clearance problems?
If it is a salvage, I imagine you did not have to be concerned about getting it out without scratching/banging the engine compartment. Did it come free without any clearance problems?
12-24-02, 06:39 PM
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Originally posted by af908
looks good, who was it rebuilt by? or is it a mazda remanufactured?
looks good, who was it rebuilt by? or is it a mazda remanufactured?
We were down in Spain to buy it, and it broke down in the Spanish mountains at night... hehe! We got i towed all the way to Bilbao wich is a harbour city.. Then transported it by boat Norway.
We are gonna rebuild it ourselfs
12-24-02, 06:41 PM
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Originally posted by BLKTOPTRVL
Did you remove it from a salvage car? If not, why did you remove the nose?
If it is a salvage, I imagine you did not have to be concerned about getting it out without scratching/banging the engine compartment. Did it come free without any clearance problems?
Did you remove it from a salvage car? If not, why did you remove the nose?
If it is a salvage, I imagine you did not have to be concerned about getting it out without scratching/banging the engine compartment. Did it come free without any clearance problems?
No scratches or bumps yet ..
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12-24-02, 07:22 PM
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Originally posted by xstacy7
you can probably take the bolt out and lengthen the crane arm, at least mine works that way
you can probably take the bolt out and lengthen the crane arm, at least mine works that way
Probebly more easier..! Its going of anyway for a complete C-West kit
We will keep you posted
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12-28-02, 03:12 PM
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Originally posted by GotBoostd7
That's a big ******* garage...
That's a big ******* garage...
Its not finished yet, as you can se its only partly painted... but we wanted to fix the rex first
12-28-02, 09:19 PM
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Ahh the sense of pulling ones own rotary motor, sounds like it wasnt to much of a strugle for you, on my end, the freakin thing took forever to do :P Infact it has been one year and three months and its still not running yet. Then again, I have bassically R&I'ed the whole thing body engine and all. Almost done i see it taking another month or month and ahalf. When im done i shall post mein kamph on this board pictures and all. whatch for it PROJECT OUTLAW StaR-X7
12-28-02, 10:04 PM
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12-28-02, 10:06 PM
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more pics...
Japan wanted revenge on the nukes on nagasaki and hiroshima...
so they invented the sequential turbo system...
Almost half the car are in the shelf.. haha,,, atleast it looks like it...
And here we have a nice car for all the snow and winter in Norway... i think you dont have this in the states??
Mitsubishi Evo 6 Tommi Mäkkinen Edition...
Japan wanted revenge on the nukes on nagasaki and hiroshima...
so they invented the sequential turbo system...
Almost half the car are in the shelf.. haha,,, atleast it looks like it...
And here we have a nice car for all the snow and winter in Norway... i think you dont have this in the states??
Mitsubishi Evo 6 Tommi Mäkkinen Edition...
12-29-02, 06:20 AM
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Originally posted by Marius
About 54.000miles... We were down in Spain to buy it, and it broke down in the Spanish mountains at night... hehe!
We got i towed all the way to Bilbao wich is a harbour city.. Then transported it by boat Norway.
We are gonna rebuild it ourselfs
About 54.000miles...
We were down in Spain to buy it, and it broke down in the Spanish mountains at night... hehe! We got i towed all the way to Bilbao wich is a harbour city.. Then transported it by boat Norway.
We are gonna rebuild it ourselfs
Good luck with the project.
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