So your thining of picking up a 3rdgen and fixing it up..
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So your thinking of picking up a 3rdgen and fixing it up..
Welcome to my world...
What better way to use an office?
Not sure what I was thinking when I started this part...
So many things to do...so little time..
Maybe I shouldnt have sold those tokico's before my coilovers came in...
Overflow into the kitchen...My wife loves that part..
Hopefully this cheers some people up on their projects.... "At least I don't have as much to do as shawnk...."
What better way to use an office?
Not sure what I was thinking when I started this part...
So many things to do...so little time..
Maybe I shouldnt have sold those tokico's before my coilovers came in...
Overflow into the kitchen...My wife loves that part..
Hopefully this cheers some people up on their projects.... "At least I don't have as much to do as shawnk...."
Last edited by shawnk; 04-02-03 at 04:15 PM.
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wow..u have alot of work ahead of u but its gonna be worth it in the end...finished product will be insane..this is the best way to get the feel of a rx7 besides goin back to 93
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Originally posted by blown
I'm sorry, but what exactly are you trying to do, restore the interior, or modify? What are you doing under the hood?
I'm sorry, but what exactly are you trying to do, restore the interior, or modify? What are you doing under the hood?
Originally posted by spyfish007
Now where did I put that one bolt .....
Now where did I put that one bolt .....
Oh and the other thing I am constantly thinking is "why didnt I take a pic of that before I took it apart"
Next on the list I am going to drop the fuel tank - I think it has a leak near the top ( I have stopped filling it up all the way) but I made myself put something back together before I take something else apart.
Shawn
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Here is one tip that might help with the bolts. Try putting the bolt back in the hole where you took it from. I have taken apart just about the entire car and had the same problem. I had a spare box of nuts and bolts from a car I parted out so I cheated!
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yeah, i like to put them back where they came from. either that or paper cups from takeout w/ labels written in grease. LMAO!!
Shawn, that underhood shot looks good... i am going to have to call you this week about that *page*. i cant get it working.
Shawn, that underhood shot looks good... i am going to have to call you this week about that *page*. i cant get it working.
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Originally posted by shawnk
Oh and the other thing I am constantly thinking is "why didnt I take a pic of that before I took it apart"
Oh and the other thing I am constantly thinking is "why didnt I take a pic of that before I took it apart"
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Good God.
At least you have space. Whenever I take something apart, I'm outdoors because I have no garage to work in.
I'll never forget one of my first projects, an intake, when I laid out all the parts on the driveway. I stepped inside for a minute and when I came back out, the wind had blown the foam filter half way across the neighbor's yard.
I must have looked like a moron running around chasing the thing.
At least you have space. Whenever I take something apart, I'm outdoors because I have no garage to work in.
I'll never forget one of my first projects, an intake, when I laid out all the parts on the driveway. I stepped inside for a minute and when I came back out, the wind had blown the foam filter half way across the neighbor's yard.
I must have looked like a moron running around chasing the thing.
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Yah that looks pretty harry. I'm currently doing a motor swap on my car. I'm going to post pics when I start putting it back together. Hope I still have all my hair at the end.
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Nope...just one (toyopta supra high flow).....split it before the rails and have them coming back to the regulator separately. I had them in series when I had 550/1300's but we did my friend's car the way I am changing to and I liked it better.
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Originally posted by blown
Some some "after" pics when it's all done
good luck with the projects
Some some "after" pics when it's all done
good luck with the projects
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