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Old 11-28-12, 11:06 PM
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Hardware cleaned up & zinc plated:
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Old 11-28-12, 11:45 PM
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those studs seem a bit longer then mine..................
Old 12-05-12, 09:06 PM
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Intake Manifolds
Cleaned and ready for whatever I decided to do with them. Not sure if I will polish them. I like the raw look. We'll see.

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Old 12-06-12, 11:06 AM
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zinc plated....nice!
Old 01-19-13, 04:20 PM
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ChipsMotorsports.com Rocks!

So, after what felt like a completely useless purchase; I have finally been revived! Chips Motorsports offers a service to nitrate irons to fix step wear, as well as, fix collapsed water jackets. Prices are very reasonable relative to what I paid for the motor, and what I would have lost to have just keep these things paperweights.

Irons before:
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Added some freeze plugs here and there:
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This picture really shows the step wear on the irons
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Here you can see the coolant jack almost completely collapsed. It looked like this everywhere.
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Old 01-25-13, 08:18 AM
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hey newb you just got yourself another subscriber!
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Good stuff mike... glad chip was able to fix all that iron haha
Old 01-25-13, 11:30 AM
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hey newb you just got yourself another subscriber!
I was beginning to think I lost you forever. haha Glad to see you back. Now post up your 20b build thread you crazy Frenchman.


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Blackadde... Chip did a great job on housings. And, I can see you leaving the LIM/UIM/plenum in that silver grey. Really looks tech.

Gordon
Gordon, yea I'm really happy at how the irons came out and an very glad that they were repairable. At a certain thickness of step wear they aren't repairable. As far as the intake manifolds go I've decided to have Chip make a custom sheet metal intake manifold for me, so I won't be using the stock intake manifolds even though they look so good.

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Good stuff mike... glad chip was able to fix all that iron haha
haha Right?!?! Thanks brotha! See you over summer mang.
Old 01-25-13, 11:42 AM
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also......please buy the R-magic kit in the fs section.. it beckons your name.. I seriously think I had a dream where it was calling out for you.. innately.. if I can hear it calling your name in my dreams... I know you've heard it too.. "only authentic R-magic Gt Kit rocking 20B fd in the US."..pfft game over. Sema will be calling you personally..
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Originally Posted by mannykiller
also......please buy the R-magic kit in the fs section.. it beckons your name.. I seriously think I had a dream where it was calling out for you.. innately.. if I can hear it calling your name in my dreams... I know you've heard it too.. "only authentic R-magic Gt Kit rocking 20B fd in the US."..pfft game over. Sema will be calling you personally..
tu che' i had the same dream, except it was reality............
Old 01-25-13, 11:53 AM
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lol I love you guys. I want it, I really do. All my monies are going to finishing this motor and buying wheels though, and I really want to buy a SR20 S14 to drift with my buddies because there's no way I'm drifting the FD when it's done. haha

Maybe I'll sell my RE-A kit?!?!?
Old 01-26-13, 09:27 PM
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you better drift that fd!!! I"m building mine to have fun in it =-) happens that most fun....happens to happen at the track!!!!!
Old 01-26-13, 09:46 PM
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Nice build can't wait to see it finished
Old 01-27-13, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Blackadde///
Hardware cleaned up & zinc plated:

Zinc or Cadmium?
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Subscribed! Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Old 01-27-13, 11:56 AM
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Mike can you be my father?
Old 01-27-13, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by mannykiller
you better drift that fd!!! I"m building mine to have fun in it =-) happens that most fun....happens to happen at the track!!!!!
Ooh she'll be on the track, but just for a different purpose.

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Nice build can't wait to see it finished
Thank you sir.

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Zinc or Cadmium?
Zinc.

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Subscribed! Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Thank you sir. Stay tuned! I have some big thing coming your way.

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Mike can you be my father?
Lol I'm only 4 years older then you, but you can call me Daddy.
Old 01-27-13, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Blackadde///



Zinc.
Can you tell me where you had that done? I'm only asking because metal platers are rare to non-existent in the bay area, but a source local to you might be a reasonable alternative.
Old 01-27-13, 12:24 PM
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I sent my stuff to ChipsMotorsports.com in Michigan. Private message to_slow here on the forums, or check out that website. The laws in Cali are so strict I don't think there are many platers here at all, and the few here are super expensive due to the stricter EPA regulations that they have to abide by. :/
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I can call you daddy,. and hurry your *** up to LA already.. btw did you see what happened to my motor.. Donezo!
Old 01-28-13, 05:29 PM
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Close up of fixed collapsed coolant jacket repair and nitrating by Chips Motorsport.

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Old 01-28-13, 05:31 PM
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Chips Motorsports reaming of oil feed to the bearings.
-8 with o-ring groove for a leak proof setup, not pipe threaded like other builders out there.

Because I'm also running a Mazdaspeed dry-sump system Chip will be doing some trick stuff that I'll post later, so stay tuned for some rotary related **** that you've never seen done to a rotary before!

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Old 01-28-13, 06:00 PM
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Glad to see you're still soldiering on. Keep it up!
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Originally Posted by MaczPayne
Glad to see you're still soldiering on. Keep it up!
Thank you sir. There's no turning back. I've set my mind to building a 20b race car, and it'll be done! haha


Some more custom work from Chip. 20B rear oil pedestal with direct feeds for main bearings. -10 in with -8 outs. It is machined for turbo feeds and temp and pressure probes for later on down the line when we get to mounting the snail.

I also ordered 3 brand new OEM S5 rotor housings and 3 brand new S4 Low comp rotors. They are on backorder, and Mazda Japan says it'll be about 2 months before they get here. No worries, it'll give me time to save up for a rebuild kit and some apex seals.

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Old 02-08-13, 08:26 PM
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I grew up with my dad and uncle building muscle cars (both engineers like myself), so I turned to them for what to do on this step of the process since they've built all their cars from the ground up. Anyway, there goes $400. haha

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