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Old Nov 19, 2013 | 01:53 PM
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Gave them all a final blow out and started sealing them today.

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Then I decided the black looked ****, so I quickly scuffed it all and painted the boot red lol will look heaps better once its all back in.

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Old Nov 19, 2013 | 01:54 PM
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It should be tuned in the next week or 2 hopefully. Just have to put my steering rack back in.

all sealed and mounted for good.. Just need to fix my filter mount.

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Old May 22, 2014 | 11:38 PM
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Havent updated this in a while. Ive been doing quite a bit of work on the car. I just got lazy with the updates.
Its so much easier to update a build thread on facebook so i have moved everything over to their.
https://www.facebook.com/camsrx7build
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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:50 PM
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Havent been doing much lately apart from spending money lol.
Wired in some gauges last week, oil pressure, oil temp, fuel pressure and water temp.
Finally got a decent electronic boost controller. Didnt get the one I wanted but this was only because im not tuning it. So I went with troys advice and got an eboost2.

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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:51 PM
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Canned my first attempt at wiring the guages in. Now re-doing it with deutsch plugs and one single harness. Dont know why i jumped the gun and started wiring them up indiviually. Just waiting on some tools and plugs to finish it off. Also started thinking about doing a mil spec plug for my engine wiring. Would like to also incorporate the guage sensors, but im having trouble finding a plug that accepts multi AWG wiring sizes. All the ones i have found are either 32 pins all @ 20 AWG or all 22 AWG. I need say 10 x 20AWG pins, 5 x 16AWG and so on.


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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:52 PM
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Finally had my front guard 'bubble' indicators arrive yesterday.

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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:52 PM
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Well, I finally started doing something i never thought i would understand. Rewiring the entire engine bay loom. Body looms are now getting sorted aswell. Originally i was just planning on doing the engine loom, but i have now decided to do the job right the first time. I havent even made it past the relays in front of the radiator yet and ive already removed about 15 wires. The most time consuming part is labelling everything correctly so that i can trace the circuit back and hopefully shorten alot of the loom.




Some of the soldering in their at the moment. Glad i decided to take all the tape off finally

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Under the dash

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Started to finally tear the loom down.

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Relays are all getting mounted in cabin so this will remain all nice and clean

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And this is where i thought i would finish but then i couldnt sleep and went out for a smoke and then some how i stripped the remainder out under the turbo

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And then this is where i finished off.

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This is going to be the entire passenger side guard routed harness.
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This is the collection of deleted wires so far.
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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:53 PM
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Progress is slow. Still waiting on some more parts.

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Old Jun 22, 2014 | 09:53 PM
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First of many Deutsch plugs

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Harness is in the car finally!!

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Started re-wiring the guages with some deutsch plugs.
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Threw my first plug layout, out the window.

Changed to a much easier set up of only 2 plugs

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Started pulling out the dash as you couldnt rewire much with it in there

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Dash is out

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Started Removing the un needed dash wiring

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Striped the rest of the interior

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Then i pulled the carpet out

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Found some oily residue under the carpet. Clutch fluid had leaked inside the firewall aswell and started pooling up and ended up making a hole in the floor just down by the fuel door flapper.

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Started doing the sound deadening.

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And the rust :shoot: :shoot: :shoot:

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Started to clean up the un needed centre console wiring.

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This was just the centre colsole stuff

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Old Jun 23, 2014 | 10:34 PM
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Next task was the rear loom.

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Bought a legit wiring diagram to help with removing some stuff.
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Started to clean up the door looms

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legit build up man, nice work going on here
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Thanks Mate! Much appreciated.

Moved the fuse box last night. It now sits behind the dash.

Just have to sort out my main power and altenator wiring running to the fuse box.

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Havent updated this page for a while as i had started doing this on facebook but then i deleted my facebook account and lost the group i had created too.

anyway the first part of the update was about 2 years ago now (aug 14), but this is were the thread got left.


Moved the wiper motor wiring last weekend. Battery is all wired, isolator is all wired. Fuse box is 95%. Just waiting on my firewall plug and then i can wire up the engine loom and then i just have to modify a little bit of headlight/indicator wiring and im done.

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Car is full steam ahead whilst motivation levels are still high.
Hopefully I don't get fed up with again and put it on the back burner again

Will do a proper update when I get my camera with all my photos

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Well I haven’t completely stopped working on it, just stopped posting updates as frequent. Up to the tedious ‘boring as all ****’ (painting prep) stage now so it’s not too extravagant.
Have done quite a bit of work on it since I last posted so I will at least give you all a quick run down on whats been happening.

All rust is repaired and painted in POR 15 (inside and outside of door sill cavities). U-Pol weld through primer for any panel joins that required welding
All fabrication of brackets and mounting tabs is done and majority are painted. I just have to weld on my fuel line mounting tabs and then I can paint the last of the underside and move back onto painting the body.
First bit of fab was just a sheet metal box to mount bulkhead fittings to so I can remove the dodgy rubber grommets with hose running through them. Then welded it to the car. Still learning to weld via trial and error and youtube. I know its not the best looking but its got good penetration and im not burning through on my 0.6mm sheet so im happy with it. A a bit high and lumpy but im fine with running a flap disk over it when done.
I have also made a bracket to mount the fuel filter, another fuel pump cradle that isn’t just a piece of sheet metal bent to suite lol. I also made brackets to mount the fuel cooler. Then I started to weld the floor back together as I sort of had my head around my welding. 0.6mm sheet metal was a hole new learning curve lol soooo many burnt holes at first lol
I have designed the remaining looms I am going to make in milspec. Making them is only about 25 hours work so I could finish them asap but I didn’t want to have a thousand jobs going at the same time as I would stuff something up so im taking my time with them and will get back to them when the body is painted. And all tefzel wire finally showed up after the 8 month back order, so that’s why they initially got put aside.

Managed to score some awesome parts too.
Bought a re-action racing fd to fc manifold adapter from a fellow member but it sat a little bit too high in the bay for my liking so I looked for other options and have decided on eventually using a excessive lower with a lower adapter to mate to the s5 block I have. Then the upper will sit nicely and I can also run more injectors.
also bought an fd upper inlet manifold.
Managed to buy an Excessive lower inlet manifold about 10minutes from my house. I have thouroghly check it for casting defauts and cracks as I have read they had some issues in the past.
Also bought some painting supplies, durablocks, soft sanders, a few rolls of PSA sandpaper, another spraygun for high fill.

And probably a lot more but I cant remember lol.


First bit of fab work for me. Made a recessed box for the bulkhead fittings.
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Fuel filter Bracket
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Fuel pump Cradle
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Fuel Cooler Brackets
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Cleaned up the fuel tank while it was out.
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Some of the tefzel i was waiting on for half a year.
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Some Painting supplies
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My Fd Upper and manifold adapter
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My New lower inlet manifold for when i get the lower manifold adapter and a new turbo manifold
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Fuel tank area all sanded prior to painting with por 15 underbody paint
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Fuel cooler Brackets all painted and mounted. Can also see how far the underbody painting goes in the rear
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The entire spare wheel arch was stripped bare metal and painted in POR 15 rust paint and then top coated with por 15 underbody paint.
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Some mounting tabs i made for my fuel lines to be suspended from. Still need to fit these and then i can paint
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Passenger side rust cut out
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Drivers Side Rust was quite bad. Cut the first piece out and then there was more and more and so on lol
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