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notveryhappyjack 02-21-13 03:44 PM

swapped out the starter with one in the parts bin and it fires up right away, even has that cool turn over sound that I have not heard in 5-6 months :)

old one, something tells me the gear teeth should stick out further into the opening
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-A...221_133400.jpg

HRnico 02-22-13 08:57 PM

Are you still using the BNR Stage one? I want to send mine the have it upgraded
Are you happy with how quick it spools up, how it behaves driving in the city?

notveryhappyjack 02-25-13 05:25 PM

yeah the turbo is great, I'm currently having an issue where it wants to boost more then my electronic boost control should be letting it.

was trying out a helmet cam mount

82transam 02-26-13 08:25 AM

All the awesome mods and still running that silly stock steering wheel... tsk tsk ;)

Car looks/sounds awesome as always. How much boost creep are you getting??

ioTus 02-26-13 11:13 AM


Originally Posted by notveryhappyjack (Post 11387207)
yeah the turbo is great, I'm currently having an issue where it wants to boost more then my electronic boost control should be letting it.

was trying out a helmet cam mount
Helmet cam - YouTube



Is that the Mercer loop?

HRnico 02-26-13 11:09 PM

I like the video, road looks fun. This will keep me motivate to continue to move my SE project forward. Hoping to stack the keg this weekend

82transam 02-27-13 08:24 AM

Just rewatched part of the vid and was looking at your wideband, damn man that thing runs rich! The richest I see on mine is mid 11's, cruising at anything under 70mph is 15+. Weird

DreamInRotary 02-28-13 11:49 PM

Awesome looking car so far, will be keeping tabs on the project

notveryhappyjack 03-01-13 01:50 PM


Originally Posted by 82transam (Post 11387895)
All the awesome mods and still running that silly stock steering wheel... tsk tsk ;)

Car looks/sounds awesome as always. How much boost creep are you getting??

a lot of silly things about this car, I have wanted to get a nardi deep corn but can never find exact info on how to convert the steering hub. if you have links or know how I would love to hear from ya. My electronic boost control is set to 10psi, if I boost it in 4th the engine will cut out because it creeps to 15psi

Originally Posted by ioTus (Post 11388074)
Is that the Mercer loop?

yes, good eye. my favorite road, also the road I pop the previous motor on.

Originally Posted by HRnico (Post 11388835)
I like the video, road looks fun. This will keep me motivate to continue to move my SE project forward. Hoping to stack the keg this weekend

again great road, I was lucky and wasn't stuck behind cars the entire time. During the day you have to go about 5/10ths on this stretch, I really never gave it more then 60% throttle because of it

Originally Posted by 82transam (Post 11389096)
Just rewatched part of the vid and was looking at your wideband, damn man that thing runs rich! The richest I see on mine is mid 11's, cruising at anything under 70mph is 15+. Weird

yeah, super rich, my plugs are always black. I would be interested in a new tune that is less conservative :)

Originally Posted by lindahlish (Post 11391338)
Awesome looking car so far, will be keeping tabs on the project

Thanks for the compliment!! It's all for fun, happy other people are liking what is going on so far

82transam 03-01-13 03:05 PM

Steering wheel swap is easy. You just need to find the correct hub to fit the FB and the nardi's bolt pattern.

I have Momo's on both my FB's and the hub fits with no issues, horn works, turn signal cancel still works etc.

If you can't find a nardi hub to fit on the FB you can always get a momo hub and an adapter ring that makes the Nardi wheel bolt up to it (the bolt patterns are different)

Once you have the correct parts its just yanking the old wheel off and bolting the new one on, it's a 21mm socket to get the old wheel off. :)

flight_of_pain 03-02-13 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by 82transam (Post 11391939)
Steering wheel swap is easy.

Once you have the correct parts its just yanking the old wheel off and bolting the new one on, it's a 21mm socket to get the old wheel off. :)

Leave the nut wound on a few threads when you yank the stock wheel off... to avoid smashing yourself in the face with it :lol:

:blush:


Isaac

DreamInRotary 03-02-13 03:24 PM


Originally Posted by flight_of_pain (Post 11392829)

Leave the nut wound on a few threads when you yank the stock wheel off... to avoid smashing yourself in the face with it :lol:

:blush:

Isaac

Haha I pictured this in my mind and dang did it ever hurt

HRnico 03-09-13 11:40 PM

After rereading your build thread, I have a question. When your car put down the 303hp number, which BNR were you using and at what psi was it. I'm trying to decide wether to get the BNR stage one or stage two for my SE build

notveryhappyjack 03-12-13 02:03 AM


Originally Posted by HRnico (Post 11401335)
After rereading your build thread, I have a question. When your car put down the 303hp number, which BNR were you using and at what psi was it. I'm trying to decide wether to get the BNR stage one or stage two for my SE build

bnr #2, around 1 bar

HRnico 03-12-13 02:13 PM

Thanks, stage 2 it is. Haven't seen any posts lately, car still preforming?

3R0 T0R 03-12-13 06:07 PM

I just love the engine color.

notveryhappyjack 03-14-13 02:43 PM

yeah cars works ok I guess. I would really like an expert to come button up all the drive ability stuff and a new tune would be scweeet

HRnico 03-16-13 08:09 AM

I was afraid of hearing some thing like that. I'm guessing the Tuner takes care of the power pulls, than the owner has to make every thing else work. When I read posts in the ECU forum, I see soo much I'm going to need to learn. Everything work on my SE, pre swap. I want it all to still work post swap, I believe its going to be a long road

highnitro12187 03-17-13 10:14 AM

Aaron, if you drop the $$ on the pc connection box for your ecu ill dyno tune down here on our dyno.

notveryhappyjack 03-18-13 04:27 PM

Matt that sounds fun!

pc connection box?
are you talking about this piece?
FC Datalogit - Tuning Software for your APEXi Power FC

notveryhappyjack 03-19-13 03:25 PM

bought a datalogit today :)

Dou8le00 03-19-13 03:54 PM

Man that looks Beautiful.. Wow. iv just bought a 82 as well , and this has me motivated!!!
Good Stuff man

Dou8le00 03-19-13 04:17 PM

Hey that's some TOP advice about the steering wheel, hahahaha.
sounds like its from experience too. OW
Classic
I Will remember this peice of info!

JAFARX7 03-19-13 07:05 PM

Can you send your friend to Florida to help me build my 13b 6 port?

notveryhappyjack 04-04-13 06:47 PM

looking forward to this weekend! going to meet up with Matt and re-do the fuel mapping and maybe some dyno runs. Already made good progress today too. I never had the TPS installed correctly since the engine was built :doh: Inside the tps there are a couple "U" shape slots that are turned by the throttle body linkage, I had the throttle body linkage slotted inside the U when it should be on the outside. Hard to explain, but before the tps showed the throttle closed voltage to be 0.00 and closed throttle shows it is 0.45 on top and 1.00 on bottom, WOT is 4.37 top and 4.95 bottom. Throttle position sensor works great now :)

Yay for learnering much smarter stuff today


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