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Old Jun 4, 2013 | 06:52 AM
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tyres
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lots more to come. fitted swirl pot etc
over and out.
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Old Jun 4, 2013 | 06:53 AM
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it has been further lowered and has had a good clean, swirl pot fitted etc too
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Old Jun 5, 2013 | 03:16 AM
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another little update.
got my dm-motorsport fuel rail but snapped off one of the joiners.
pics to follow

arch roller
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swirl pot
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hre is my fuel rail. DM-motorsport with NGI2's 2200cc injectors. ill use the 550 in the primarys. anyone know the power fc settings for lag?

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one side fitted
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snapped bit
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Old Jun 5, 2013 | 03:16 AM
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plenty more to come
water methanol injection and a few other bits.
all comments welcome
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Old Jun 6, 2013 | 12:19 PM
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Wow this builds advancing quickly loving it well done with the documentation too!
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Old Jun 7, 2013 | 02:52 AM
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Wow this builds advancing quickly loving it well done with the documentation too!
thanks mate. its taken about 6 months, most weekends and an hour here and there. its only money that limits the time it takes to get stuff done.

cheers
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Old Jun 7, 2013 | 07:34 AM
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Old Jun 7, 2013 | 12:47 PM
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That looks frkn sick ! well done !
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Old Jun 18, 2013 | 05:36 AM
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sooo here is another update. all runing with water meth and my 2200cc injectors. i hadd a problem with missing spacers but the guys at DM-motorsport sent out new ones straight away. im extremely happy with these guys. i will buy from them again

anyway for some pictures

so driving along i decided to put down the foot. once fully on boost (8psi) i heard a pop and the boost was reduced to 5psi.... it was safe to say i shat myself. found this.. ~(the cheap reducer melted and blew)

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so i fitted a better silicone one.
here is the picture of my fuel rail not reaching the manifold (spacer missing)
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my plugs were this colour... is this ok?
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these injector diffusers are out now
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AEM water methanol installed
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i tested my ICV idle controle valve. does anyone elses sound like this? is mine goosed?
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AEM meth controler mounted on the roof
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Old Jun 18, 2013 | 05:37 AM
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present i made bobby for his good efforts with the evo.
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the 200 getting some DP
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parked up waiting for bits
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nice evo engine, EVERYTHING was destroyed. turbo blew..
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this is the new workshop. its a mess but ill finnish the floor etc before i move in. cant wait!
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my mate daniel detailed my car. he made an awsome job!
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any yesssss the spacers are here.
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there all fitted and the car is running again . i noticed the forward housing got the manifold cherry red. it was running hotter than the rear.. it then sorted itself out but what causes this?

cheers guys
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Old Jun 20, 2013 | 09:51 AM
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just a quick update,
injectors fitted.
and running all good.
what lag should i be running on the 2200cc's ?


without spacers....

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with spacers

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sheees alll good
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 08:59 PM
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so ive painted it (massey ferguson super red) and fixed my running lean ault whitch was down to my swirl pot choking my pump.

heres pics

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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:00 PM
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all done
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:00 PM
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Hi Guys,

im back from offshore now and have been playing with the rx7. ive started stripping down the engine but i cant seem to seperate the engine from gearbox. ive read up on it but as mine is the HKS GD twin plate its a tad diffrent.

so ill say the story with the pictures

here is the stock engine loom
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snipped plugs that were for the twin turbo solenoids
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on the bench, let work comence
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i know its not the most profetional way of trimming the loom but it shall do for me. all wires traced and brought back to inside the car then heat shrinked the snipped ends
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some of the leftovers
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alll done
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:01 PM
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here is what ive taken off today
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soo here is what caused my engine to blow. the pipe going to the wastegate (lowest port) melted on the downpipe/wastegate and caused it to majorly overboost and die.

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so have a look at this guys. all tips felt smooth with no obvious chips apart from this one in the pic below. do side seals go?


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any comments welcome
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:02 PM
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Cheers for the comments guys,

well today was another day, paid for my replacement engine from charlieP thank you mate. street ported block this time so should be a good piece different.

took the engine out myself. no hoists or a help from anyone. (i do not recommend this) it was a FDUKER!

the worst bit was the clutch. its a HKS GD twin plate clutch. the clutch is not like standard so ill make a Wright up as its quite complicated how it all goes together on the thrust bearing. it can only come off by undoing the 6 12mm bolts, plus found a snapped spring that's been broken for years by the looks of things its been hitting the clutch face.

so here's some pics.

here is the clutch in the gearbox, i couldnt see nor get to the normal thrust bearing retainer.
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so i eventually gave up and ondone the x6 12mm bolts from the little inspection hole after some wigiling to move it from the dowels it came off. lifted it out myself. weird that i can hold onto my hole engine. also ive got solid motor mounts that i never knew about

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so onto the clutch. its a hks gd twin plate clutch. the thrust bearing is the pull type like normal but the way it holds on is diffrent from stock. once you have all the plates out and your left with the front plate you will see in the centre a circlip. this needs to come out. then if you look down the spindle you will see a tapered spacer/retainer with a slight split in it. this retainer holds the clutch onto the thrust bearing so becarfull splitting it. i used a terminal screw driver and picked it out. THEN it will all slide out. this is the only way to seperate this clutch and gearbox. putting the clutch on is easy. the retainer simply pushes on and clips over the ledge on the thrust bearing so you can infact put the engine and clutch back on the gearbox as one.

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i then seen some damage to the front plate
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on further investigation i found that the clutch fork spring had broken. and i mean a long time ago! you can see the wear pictures. i need a new spring or fork assy, anyone got one?

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i then de-greased the bay and painted it with some black hamerite to shetland proof it. (hourendous weather)

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so im just waiting on the engine and trying to find a clutch fork assy,
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:03 PM
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hi guys.

been a busy bee. bought a HKS TWIN POWER ive been looking for one for adges.
also my engine came

here is some pictures
this is where i live just now. Shetland is a beutifull place although im looking forward to moving down the road to perth/livingston

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ive also been helping my pal put a nice single turbo on his car. hks t51r on his supra. its a nice motor but its going to blow up most likely. it will produce too much power for an un cracked engine

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and the best bit.
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:04 PM
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engine came
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after inspecting it a bolt had been sheared off in the block. i just drilled it and re-tapped it.

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i then gave it a clean then painted it a bit then fitted some parts. waiting for a new waterpump to come as mine had a slight leak

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still waiting for my clutch fork before i can put the engine back in.
exiting stuff

update more soon
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Yep me too, when my hands are greasy my pictures always fail (not that they are ever good!)

Nioce work dude, now get that shizzle in and brapp'in!
haha cheers guys. im waiting on clutch fork and waterpump/gasket to come

got more pictures for yas tonnight. allso found that i have metal engine mounts already which im chuffed about


first things first. spare water ports cut drilled tapped
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:05 PM
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painted up some bits

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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:06 PM
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Yeah no worries man, just interested get the new one in first yes definately :thumbsup:

The 19mm on the front isn't as bad as the rear. Just heat it up first and it whizzes off Same withthe rear. And it's a 54mm not 53mm

If you dont have a torque gun with about 700nm torque on it, then it will be difficult to hold the engine in place steady by using a breaker bar, especially if you dont have an engine stand. On my first engine, i bolted the block to the floor to undo the front and rear bolts/nut
that's an awsome idea about bolting it down. ill take the engine to the lads up at the quary, they have pretty hefty machinery for there trucks etc. should be able to do those bolts for me

54mm i must remember that.

so not much got done today as i was waiting for parts. also what way do the engine mounts face? they fit both ways but have diffrent angles if you know what i mean

heatwraped my downpipe
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i put it in a bucket of water to soak the wrap so i wouldnt get glass everywhere

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then my next problem. the engine mount bolts were too short as this engine has a 10mm thick brace. i couldnt find bolts anywhere. there 12x1.25 if anyone is wondering. i ended up going to my friends machein shop and he made some for me. i then made some washers too haha honest im not a cheap FDUKER.

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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:06 PM
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Old Apr 26, 2014 | 09:07 PM
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so one of my clutch forks came ha.

the weather is horrible though. its pissing it down! so ive got everything organised for tomorrow to get the engine in. even if its raining!

heres some pics of todays work.

its wet!
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clutxh fork arived
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the exhaust gasket that came off..... well it was a close one. it had warped and cracked as the gasket was smaller than the manifold. so i ported the new one to the manifold. the turbo is the same so its all port matched
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so here is the engine with turbo on. ive put on a turbo jacket. i never wraped the manifold as i thought too much heat would crack it. so only the turbo and downpipe are heat wraped
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all ready for tomorrow
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so updates this week,


spoiler on
tided up bay (boost hoses)
changed thermostat


ive not been doing too much modifying and fixing as ive been out driving it. i love it, its going beutifull! im running circa 10psi and its insane how quick it is! here is some pics.


i took off the old spoiler and sanded filled and painted boot.


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these are the brackets i got made up from my hommie jamieP, they were origanaly 7" but i might of added another 7" on there by mistake....... ps they also need some holes cut into them to make them look better.

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the spoiler looks ott tbh, it would be ok if it was down 2" or so but its deffinatly helping with grip on the back end.

well my car ran really low temp. circa 60 - 70 degreess, which is too cool. so i bought a new thermostat for 82 degrees. its installed and works lovley.

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