1980 Stardust Blue
04-03-20, 10:21 PM
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More of a test fit.
04-04-20, 02:24 PM
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Those analog meters are the best! If you take a really hard left turn does the music get louder?
04-04-20, 08:41 PM
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04-06-20, 12:48 AM
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Wired in for the most part
04-06-20, 12:53 AM
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looks good
04-07-20, 09:28 AM
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very cool!
05-14-20, 01:15 AM
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Clamping and glueing 1/8 UHMW
Thin coat of epoxy
The under side and additional support
Sanded and additional epoxy for som touch up spots
Ready for cutting and paint
Digital calipers, a square straight edge and exacto knife to the rescue
Paint is a bit off. I’ll have to reshoot later down the road
05-15-20, 07:44 PM
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Window relays
POWER WINDOW RELAYS! Thanks to the Kevin Wright tutorial, the Wayback Machine and Sgt Fox. I just happen to have space in the Haltech fuse/relay box.
05-17-20, 01:35 AM
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Replaced corroded wiper motor connector with WeatherPack unit
Modifying SA power antenna switch for power windows
Depinning
Repinned. Turns out I only needed to swap the black wire with the blue with red stripe
Besides the stray wires it looking more like something close to functional
Not terribly exciting. But I did get the passenger side buttoned up for wireing.
05-20-20, 12:35 AM
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IAC polished and CAS wired in . Really I just love this image
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05-31-20, 11:47 PM
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1.5” aluminum angle. Cut to make the fuse box bracket. Sanded for finish and clear coated .
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06-16-20, 12:55 AM
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Made up coil mount. One side is mostly done.
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06-30-20, 04:12 PM
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Roughed in: Audi 200 Turbo Intercooler (80s) and GSLSE Oil Cooler. I had to move the oil cooler forward so the intercooler lower tube will clear. I am thinking of going with a parallel flow condenser. That would allow me to get a smaller condenser as I understand it. The upper IC should be able to use a 60mm 90degree off and route through the shroud. I guess I am going to replace the radiator as well. but its in there for the mock up.
07-01-20, 04:28 PM
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lots of ways to mount all the coolers, you might try flipping the intercooler, upside down was the first thought, but it can go up and down too. and the oil cooler can be horizontal with a duct as well..
anyways, the guy who built pro 7 cars around here would use the 79-82 short radiator and mount the oil cooler under it, then he would just run a sheet of aluminum from between the coolers to the front, and then he had a threaded stud in the opening, so you can adjust the size of the openings until temps work. so simple...
anyways, the guy who built pro 7 cars around here would use the 79-82 short radiator and mount the oil cooler under it, then he would just run a sheet of aluminum from between the coolers to the front, and then he had a threaded stud in the opening, so you can adjust the size of the openings until temps work. so simple...
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07-03-20, 01:16 AM
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Mazda has found that mounting the oil cooler flat provided superior performance. This is described in the Mazda Factory Competition Preparation Manual. See here: How to install a Front Mount Oil Cooler <PICS> Tech Re - Page 4 - AusRotary
This might help solve your fitment problems!
This might help solve your fitment problems!
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07-18-20, 09:01 PM
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did some buffing. Installed the coils.
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07-23-20, 07:40 PM
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Racing beat Flywheel.
Need to order a clutch still.
07-25-20, 04:45 PM
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Brand New Racingbeat Lightweight steel flywheel. Im leaning to the Excedy clutch. Likely the "stage one"
07-25-20, 07:11 PM
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07-25-20, 08:05 PM
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07-26-20, 11:16 AM
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07-30-20, 08:34 AM
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replaced the o rings in the oil metering pump and this was shipped this as well:
I have mixed emotions if this will be worth the price for the insert. Regardless, the Atkins sleeves are now part of the equation.
I have mixed emotions if this will be worth the price for the insert. Regardless, the Atkins sleeves are now part of the equation.