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Old 08-01-13, 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist
How much you want for em? I might be interested
Answered your pm
Old 08-04-13, 12:12 PM
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Well, busted a timing chain in the bike, so until the S30 is done this will be staying as it is and I'll be dailying it. My spindles should be back from the welder this week, so I can have new bearings pressed in, have them powdercoated, and put them back on and finish up the suspension.

After that, I'll be saving for a 20b and putting it in the FC.






















Just kidding, I'm going 1j.
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist

After that, I'll be saving for a 20b and putting it in the FC.






















Just kidding, I'm going 1j.


You son of a bitch! hahaha, got me though.
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Not FC related, but my s30 is about to go back together as soon as these spindles are powdercoated.

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Old 08-27-13, 05:35 PM
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Instagram straight flexxin'.

Wonder how low it's gonna go :X
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how was doing the wiring on it?
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Originally Posted by JTKallday
how was doing the wiring on it?
Piece of cake.

Like three grounds and four wires that had to be powered? Four or five, I can't remember exactly. I just built my own relay box and used 30a AutoZone relays
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist
Piece of cake.

Like three grounds and four wires that had to be powered? Four or five, I can't remember exactly. I just built my own relay box and used 30a AutoZone relays
That sounds really simple! I would love to do this swap, but i dont know if i could tackle the wiring part of it. Do you know what wires you had to do? Just the ones for the dash and everything? And also did you retain the stock rpm gauge, speedo and everything else?
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Originally Posted by JTKallday
That sounds really simple! I would love to do this swap, but i dont know if i could tackle the wiring part of it. Do you know what wires you had to do? Just the ones for the dash and everything? And also did you retain the stock rpm gauge, speedo and everything else?
One plug on the KA engine harness has all the wires you need to power for the engine to run. As far as the dash harness in the FC, I didn't touch it and made a custom cluster with aftermarket gauges.
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist
One plug on the KA engine harness has all the wires you need to power for the engine to run. As far as the dash harness in the FC, I didn't touch it and made a custom cluster with aftermarket gauges.
You ever consider putting an SR in there? Just seems so easy, basically like swapping an s13 at this point right?
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Originally Posted by beachFC
You ever consider putting an SR in there? Just seems so easy, basically like swapping an s13 at this point right?
Yeah. Actually that was the original plan, but at this point I never want to make another rear sump oil pan again.

And I can get a 1j already rear sump, use a USDM r154 tranny, build custom mounts again and make more power than an SR.

And they sound better
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist

Yeah. Actually that was the original plan, but at this point I never want to make another rear sump oil pan again.

And I can get a 1j already rear sump, use a USDM r154 tranny, build custom mounts again and make more power than an SR.

And they sound better
I'm hoping the fact that they sound better has a big part to do with it, just so I know I'm not the only person that's that superficial hahaha
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Originally Posted by ComicArtist
One plug on the KA engine harness has all the wires you need to power for the engine to run. As far as the dash harness in the FC, I didn't touch it and made a custom cluster with aftermarket gauges.
Did you buy the CAN/AM wiring box or did you just find out which wires to use and only use the relays?
Could you post a picture of the wiring a little bit also if you wouldn't mind?
Old 09-12-13, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by JTKallday
Did you buy the CAN/AM wiring box or did you just find out which wires to use and only use the relays?
Could you post a picture of the wiring a little bit also if you wouldn't mind?
I just figured out which wires needed to be powered and ran relays to them. Don't have any photos, it really just looks like part of the harness runs to four relays haha
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Gonna make one more drift event on this motor setup, then it's coming out for either a 1j or an LSX. Probably a 1j, unless a good t56 falls into my possession for a good deal.

Got some overnight parts from Japan in the mail today:

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Pair of Work VSMX, discontinued a long timeago for the VSXX. 18x10 -4, figure these will do as new rears. I thought I was going to need overs, but with a 235/40 and a gnarly *** pull, we fit them under stock quarters.

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Also tried one of Gary's RPF1's, 18x10.5 +15 fits perfectly under stock metal

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Even with Gary's massive pull, they still rub a little bit. With a 225/40 they'd fit perfect, but I'll probably try and beat the inner fender in some tomorrow, that way when I decide I need more tire I can just get 30mm overs and still tuck 245's

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Old 10-24-13, 10:08 AM
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I like this...

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Old 10-26-13, 04:54 PM
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Ignore the lack of flares on the s30

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Old 11-20-13, 11:24 AM
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Motor setup is for sale here:

m.rx7club.com/showthread.php?p=11625288#post11625288

Somebody buy it
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what did you use for that pull? it doesnt look like its from a roller
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Originally Posted by Premiumriceonly
what did you use for that pull? it doesnt look like its from a roller
That would be a jack handle
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Yea I used a baseball bat on mine with a hammer and dolly before I went with overs lol **** works ****
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Tax money just came in. I've been slowly accumulating parts, last thing I need is the motor which I'll be picking up as soon as I can get ahold of an importer in Dallas.

Picked up a T2 drivetrain a couple weeks ago for the 1jz, the NA diff and axles blow up around 200hp apparently. Plus all the aftermarket LSD options are made for the T2 diff casing, so it gives me more options down the road.

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Also these are in the mail from Thailand. I've never actually seen a review from anyone running this mount kit, it's from some obscure company that barely speaks English. Xcessive has been promising FC/JZ mounts for the last three years and I don't feel like waiting on them. If I don't like these, I'll end up making my own.

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Also picking up knuckles this weekend at Mineral Wells. Bought them from a guy in Texas a while back, haven't gotten around to picking them up yet. Since I already have extended balljoints and extended tie rod ends, this setup should put me around 66* of angle, only thing limiting me will be my wheel size and offset.

Speaking of wheels, I finally found a match on Yahoo Auctions Japan for this wheel:

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I've had this KF for like a year and a half looking for a match for it, and it's currently on a boat from Japan headed this way.
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All the 1j parts are here, now it's just time to go get a motor.

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Knocked out the knuckles today, still need rack spacers and an alignment but everything looks promising. Tial bov and flange are in, mounts are here, Parts Shop Max subframe and diff risers are here too, so when I go pick up the new T2 diff and axles I'll pull the subframe and put all that in.

Drilled/slotted rotors and new pads are going to be here tomorrow as well.
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Rotors and pads came in today, so I put them on and went ahead and painted the calipers. Still need to get a new pair of rear calipers and fab up a dual caliper setup.

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