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Old 08-17-03, 11:56 AM
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Motor almost ready...

Just thought I'd share. Still a bit more to do, but looks alright so far.







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nice job.
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Thanks!
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Bling-Bling!

It looks really nice, non-seq? I see no rats nest, but you might not have put if in yet, thats why I ask.
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Man! Clean that oil filler cap! It's throwing off the rest of the serene beuty that is your motor.
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Man! Clean that oil filler cap! It's throwing off the rest of the serene beuty that is your motor.
If thats the biggest issue, I'd say hes doing damn good. And thats the biggest issue, so...
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did you use jet-hot coating?
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Jd, great job man!
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What has been done to it? Looks great.
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Thanks for the comments fellas.

To answer questions:

I high-temp ceramic coated the LIM, water pump and the waterpump housing. Used some Dupont Engine Paint w/ceramic, so I didn't REALLY ceramic coat them, but it holds up pretty damn good. Rated at 1200 degree protection and is oil and fuel proof.

I was originally going non-seq with the Bi-state 400+ twins. I've since changed my mind and am going TO4-S.

The motor is a rebuild with Mazda 2mm seals and a streetport.

I still have to finish up a few things... Need to put the fuel system on, put on the alternator pully, tap the filler neck for my temp gauge.. Couple little things.

Yeah... I have a polished oil cap, just didn't put it on LOL
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Looks nice bro, I like it Keep up the good work.
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Looks nice bro, I like it Keep up the good work.
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Originally posted by BoOsTin FD
Looks nice bro, I like it Keep up the good work.
Thanks man! You need to come by and check it out in person! Looks way better.
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When are you off? Tomorrow is my B-day Finnaly 21 .
So i can't come tomorrow but any other day this week is fine for me. I also need to show you my hood and bring you those templates if you want.
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When are you off? Tomorrow is my B-day Finnaly 21 .
So i can't come tomorrow but any other day this week is fine for me. I also need to show you my hood and bring you those templates if you want.
IT'S TOMORROW! Happy b-day dude. Drink, puke, repeat!

I have 0 days off this week... Go in at 2 though...
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Ummm... are those the old OMP lines?

And you're missing a MAJOR amount of twisted rubber and crappy plastic under that UIM, I hope you know that!!! Probably won't run as well as MY car with all that stuff still IN there...


BWAHAHAHAHA! Couldn't contain myself. Looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
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Originally posted by spurvo
Ummm... are those the old OMP lines?

And you're missing a MAJOR amount of twisted rubber and crappy plastic under that UIM, I hope you know that!!! Probably won't run as well as MY car with all that stuff still IN there...


BWAHAHAHAHA! Couldn't contain myself. Looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
Haha! Thanks for the compliment. Yes they are the original OMP lines. I'm replacing them. This is just a test fit (Actually I was anxious to show off!!) Still have to bolt on the fuel rails, regulator gauge and lines and a few other loose ends.
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