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Old 02-03-04, 08:19 AM
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i am going to zip tie the harness out of the way of moving parts until i get the water and propane injection all hooked up like i want and then I will come back and wrap it
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Originally posted by BigIslandSevens
Going from the AST to the overflow tank........ Are you going to wrap up the wiring in heat wrap or other material? And did I miss it but did you powder the pulleys yourself as well?
what overflow tank? i ripped that out long ago...that silicone line is capped

yes i powdered the pulleys too

i do everything myself, except the port work...and tuning, i left that to the master
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AST, not OF
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i don't think ripping the overflow tank out is a good idea.
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works for me
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Originally posted by Sesshoumaru
i don't think ripping the overflow tank out is a good idea.
If its plastic, rip it out
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my speed-o-meter is plastic.............
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Originally posted by Sesshoumaru
my speed-o-meter is plastic.............
Is it under the hood?

sorry to clutter thread.

I believe Brian is running an after market catch can.
Old 02-03-04, 02:48 PM
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i have an after market coolant overflow tank in my track car, dunno what kind it was there when i purchased the car... but i can post pics if you guys want to see it, its pretty plain, looks like an aftermarket ast but with only one entry hose, just a metal tank...

on a side note, the car also has a pettit aftermarket ast tank, but i plan on eliminating the ast all together for space reasons....
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fine then......my tps is made out of plastic....

i'm just say'n not everthing that's plastic is evil and can actually serve it's purpose just fine.
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no vid or sound yet?
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video camera is in a porsche 996TT on it's way here

porsche just got some kinda $5000 exhaust on it, so he wants me to take vids of him too
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Everything looks real great man.
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http://www.vosko.net/media/rotary/GothamBridgeport.wmv
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yeah i know it has been a month since the last post but............



i really wanted to see the pics if you could e-mail them to me or re-host them please

thanks
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pics of what? i forgot

check it out, http://www.1131.net/pics/brian/
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well, a lot of people have been PM'ing me asking questions, so i figured i'd update this thread

motor is in, running great, having steve kan tune it made all the difference in driveability, partial throttle, cranking, etc

with the stock (unported) twins/wastegate, i get about 10-11psi with the wastegate wide open

I am currently running 12psi on the street, it's doing great....my biggest issues are the clutch, it's an OEM pressure plate (brand new) and 6 puck unsprung disc

if i launch hard, the clutch slips in every gear, seems like it doens't like heat, so i'm shopping around for a stronger pressure plate

I had oil analysis done on the engine, everything is looking good so far, chromium count was high, so I am concerned about the amount of wear the Rotary Aviation seals are putting on the housings. hopefully this is a break-in thing

i am pulling the motor out after track day, to fix the broken motor mount (which a torque brace is band-aid'ing right now) and check the tolerances on the apex seals

hopefully by then i'll have a stronger clutch to install, along with the oil pan brace from staffs auto
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Amazing job!! Ive been reading this thread for a while at work, it was awsome to refresh it and see that it finally fired up! Definately a huge congratulations and again great job, thats a beautiful bridge port btw.
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