wow nice.

 

thanks guys

I will Gene. gotta work this week. probably towards the weekend ?... >.> .. i'll keep u posted

yeah.. he's right... fighter garage one is probably the only one left that still makes that type of tray. I got mine from Rotary Extreme when they were still in business.

I've seen Carbing ones that looks the same. Mine says Signal Auto on it. forgot where i ordered it from

 

Carbing would be the closest to his if his is not in fact a carbing plate.
RHDJapan has them https://www.rhdjapan.com/home/produc...product_id=725

 

Where did the relay box end up?

 

The relay box is folded down and tucked behind/under the front chassis bar, zip-tied to the big bundle of wires. Not the best pic but you can see the relay box in this one.

In KS's instructions, it shows the relay box sitting right side up in this same tuck'd position. but there's no way the length of the wire allows you to do that. It has to sit upside down. This way it makes it easier to access from the front nose inlet of the bumper anywayz if you need open the box.

 

great writeup. will help me out a lot when i make my own kit someday.

 

Looks great!

 

Thanks for the update.

 

where did u get the kit from?

 

reading hurts

 

Is any portion of the rad lower or further forward than the two tow hooks (if they were straight)?

 

The radiator cooling panel that Rich has is from R Magic, and there are a few companies japan that sells them:

R Magic
http://rmagic.net/catalog_all/pdfs/13-14.pdf

Signal Auto
http://more-japan.com/Signal-Auto-Ra...7-p-16202.html

Carbing
http://www.tein.com/carbing/radiator-cooling-plate.html

San Ai
http://www.sanai-d.com/sevenwater/hood-panel.html

And for the battery tray, here are a few links:

Revolution Tune
http://revo-tune.jp/catalogue/detail.php?id=109

Fighters Garage
http://fighters-garage.com/rx7.html

 

Thanks for the kind words Link (and the gift ) I wish I had more customers like you....dealing with you has been an absolute pleasure!

Thanks,
~Ramy
FDNewbie Imports

 

RAmy, i want to get the v-mount kit too. do you have it in stock. pm me please.

 

Yes, I can get the V-mount kit pretty quickly to ya (within days). Please shoot me an order to Info@FDNewbieImports.com, and put KS Vmount Kit in the subject line.

Thanks,
~Ramy

 

yes, i did, i sent you email like 4 times. lol. but no respond.

 

ok. email sent

 

Bumper for above...

 

the radiator does sit more forward than the tow hooks, but they're still there even after the undertray's on. there's are some of the better pics i found from all the shots. hope they help~





this is a test fit before i took out the PS lines.

 

Yo Link! I'm in the process of installing a Rotary Extreme regular vmount. How did you discharge the a/c? Is it gas? Liquid? How'd you do it?

-Jeff

 

It must be evacuated by a AC machine at a shop. Releasing it to the atmosphere can be hazardous, hurts the environment, illegal, and it is very expensive to refill afterwards (R12 is around $100 a lb.).

 

Link,

Great job on the write up. I wish I had the tie to do one like this. Kids, school and work, plus wife does not leave me much time.

I just have to have my a/c line bent for the low side. I flipped my condenser so that the low side is at the bottom.

I also changed my mind to go single after the mock up of the v-mount. I am going to start my single install this weekend.

FDNewbie has a good deal on the kit. I went with another shop that was local to me so I could help them get a contact with Knight Sport. Both FDNewbie and the shop I went to are good places.

I went with this kit due to the quality and the JDM factor.

FDNewbie, are you still developing a kit of your own?

 

How right you are.

Luckly I have 134 in my car and I was able to evac at work.

 

****, so i have to tow my car to a a/c shop?

 

That would be the responsible thing to do. Do you have the original R-12 in there, or has it been retrofitted to R134r?