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Old 10-25-18, 06:58 AM
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Great work on parts selection! Some people get caught up in the turbo bling and big mechanical parts and miss the significance of things like a fully custom ludwig harness (which is ******-A-awesome).

Any thoughts on what you're going to do about the rear end?

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Old 11-12-18, 02:17 PM
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Updates! The past two month have been super busy for me. From getting called for mandatory OT for work, to friends bachelor party, friends wedding, and then finally seven stock.

So as for the Shine RE-Amemiya style bumper, I ended trading with a buddy of mine for a FEED style bumper.


IT FITS!


Next I got tired of my leaky oil pan (which I resealed awhile back with permatex “wrong stuff”). I ended up buying a new pan and resealing with threebond.



After everything was removed, just to find out the oil pan brace was warped and the poly bushing on the mount was deformed. I ended up replacing both mounts and pan brace.

Subframe out




Subframe cleaned. As clean as it will get.

The new irp brace

Ball joint boot looks worn

Resealed with new pan and brace

Also new FFE mounts. I’m selling the old set btw, will need replacement bushing.

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Part 2 of the update.


New lca boot, castle nut, and cotter pin.

Repacked with fresh new high temp heavy duty grease and new boot!

New castle nut, boot, and pin.

Looks like I’m about to do surgery lol

Cleaning up the TB, UIM, and removing the aws.

Block off plate installed, tb installed, and fast IAT installed
Old 11-15-18, 10:22 PM
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Thursday night update:

removed the stock manifold stud and replace with the irp manifold stud kit. This will makes installing the manifold a lot easier!



Removable stud for hex. Thanks IRP
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Nice build thread, enjoyed reading it.

side question....what about your driveway issue? I’m guessing your dp to mp flange caught on the raised section, stressing the dp to turbo for it to crack? Will the new turbo setup with dp to mp have the same possible driveway issue?

Curious on the ecu install and tune when you get to that point, getting closer!
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Originally Posted by Skeese
Great work on parts selection! Some people get caught up in the turbo bling and big mechanical parts and miss the significance of things like a fully custom ludwig harness (which is ******-A-awesome).

Any thoughts on what you're going to do about the rear end?

Skeese
As of now, stock rear end, possibility of going Ford 8.8 rear end and Tremac TR6060. Still doing some research and read up.

Originally Posted by Tim Benton
Nice build thread, enjoyed reading it.

side question....what about your driveway issue? I’m guessing your dp to mp flange caught on the raised section, stressing the dp to turbo for it to crack? Will the new turbo setup with dp to mp have the same possible driveway issue?

Curious on the ecu install and tune when you get to that point, getting closer!
So I found out, it was my motor mount setting. I had it on the lowest position (Bone headed mistake). It was the dp to my mp flange that caught the drive way that cause the damaged. :/
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11/21 update: spent the evening checking clearance and orient the wastegate where it would clear the subframe and where the dump tube would not obstruct the downpipe.



Clearance of the water fitting and the subframe. 3/16 to 1/4” the picture doesn’t do justice due to bad angle and lighting
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Hope everyone had nice thanksgiving and got some killer deals on Black Friday!

Some minor updates, the LIM is in, the fuel rail lines are going in, and the fpr is mounted up.






Before anyone freaks out, I did used -an wrenches lol


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Old 11-24-18, 03:53 PM
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I want a set of those wrenches, but they are high dollar if I remember right. I still just wrap the ends of a regular wrench with painters tape to protect the threads which has always worked out alright.

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Brody -- amazing build so far! I live in the east bay and would LOVE to see the car once it's up and running! I'm finally getting started on re-awakening mine from sitting idle for 13 years. You're well ahead of me on your build, but I must say, I'm quite motivated by your progress!

Side note -- I'll be going to Seoul in January. Any recommendations?
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Originally Posted by IamRobbyah
Brody -- amazing build so far! I live in the east bay and would LOVE to see the car once it's up and running! I'm finally getting started on re-awakening mine from sitting idle for 13 years. You're well ahead of me on your build, but I must say, I'm quite motivated by your progress!

Side note -- I'll be going to Seoul in January. Any recommendations?
Thanks, hopefully it be running in 2019 BTW I'm not Korean, nor have I been to Korea. I should really update the tag line under my user name.
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Almost a year since my last update.

here how it currently sits




I’ll post video of the fire up in a bit
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first fired up video


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Cool. Congrata!
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Cool. Congrata!
Thanks
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fantastic !!! Love how you have taken your time with everything. final stretch now!
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Must be a great feeling hearing it runs after 2.5 years, congrats!
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Originally Posted by ChaddyP
fantastic !!! Love how you have taken your time with everything. final stretch now!
Thanks, is the home stretch.

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Must be a great feeling hearing it runs after 2.5 years, congrats!
Yes!! lol, sadly one of the SS PTFE fuel line started to leak. Luckily I have extra nylon braided earls line and fittings. Hopefully I get the leak resolved asap.

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Gauge Pod Question

Slick build man, enjoyed reading your write up.

Curious what size your gauges are in the center speaker mount pod set up and what gauge pod you ended up using? Gauges look a little bigger (60 mm maybe?).

-milly
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Cool project!
When you repacked the balljoints, how did you clean them out first?
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Originally Posted by millyactual
Slick build man, enjoyed reading your write up.

Curious what size your gauges are in the center speaker mount pod set up and what gauge pod you ended up using? Gauges look a little bigger (60 mm maybe?).

-milly
They are 52mm STRi gauges. They are more red than amber. I dont exactly remember what gauge pods. They might be prosport.

Originally Posted by Zepticon
Cool project!
When you repacked the balljoints, how did you clean them out first?

I'm not sure if I did it right, parts cleaner and a shop towel.

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