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7M-Brisbane
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Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 13:03

Hi guys Just interested to see what kind of monsters are on the build - all comers welcome, no criticism allowed!!! Provide one pic (if more than one, post links so that the thread doesn't get clogged) and some info! First cab off the rank Car Toyota Mark II (MX13) Engine 1JZGTE & auto (JZZ30) Brakes 4-spot calipers (80 Series Landcruiser) Slotted Rotors (Pug) 1" Master Cylinder (JZA70) Miscellaneous Being set up non-turbo, then mounting a single CT26 when I have finished moving house! Aims Something different, unassuming, and as close to legal as possible. Should be a few weeks yet, but I will be stoked when I get it running. Once it's turbo I'll be happy with a 14 second pass of any description as long as it doesn't blow up Picture [Updated on: Tue, 10 February 2004 13:12] [Report message to a moderator]

Norbie
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 14:13

Yay for incomplete projects! I just started mine. Car 1977 Toyota Celica RA23 Engine 18R-GEU (currently rebuilding) Series V RX7 turbo JZS147 Aristo intercooler Drivetrain Stock W50 5-speed Clutch TBA (probably 5-puck ceramic) MX13 rear axle with MA61 LSD centre Brakes Front: MA61 Supra discs and calipers Rear: MX13 drums Miscellaneous Ugly Orange Bogan rims Aims Maximum thrills on a shoestring budget. I've been putting this project off for about 7 years now so it's about time I pulled my finger out! Besides, I need something to drive while I take the Supra off the road for a brake upgrade, and I can't go back to a NA car now. Picture I'll get one tomorrow. [Updated on: Tue, 10 February 2004 14:14] [Report message to a moderator]

justcallmefrank
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 14:37

Car Toyota Celica XX (GA61) Engine 1GGTE with W58 5-speed 550x250x57mm custom tube and fin intercooler Brakes Currently stock - Later on R32 Skyline rotors and 4-piston calipers Miscellaneous Restoration of the body is taking longer than the engine conversion will. At least I've had the time to get most of the engine stuff ready. Aims Something that is subtle, while nice to drive around all the time. Picked the 1G because it bolts right in, gives me the economy I wanted because I drive around lots. I'm aiming for a 13.5 second pass when I'm finished with it. Nice quick street car that won't buckle when I take it for a blat around a track or down the strip. Picture The day after I bought it: Although it currently is in a MILLION pieces and looks nothing like this [Updated on: Wed, 11 February 2004 00:10] [Report message to a moderator]

CrUZsida
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 15:30

Car 1986 Toyota Cressida MX73 Engine 1990 1UZ-FE Crown Drivetrain 'Stock' W57 Clutch NFI, but enough to hold UZ + small boost Flywheel Billet Steel, machined to mirror ~8kg MX73 IRS with 4.1 MA61 LSD centre Brakes Front: Stock for the mo Rear: Stock We'll see how the handles the extra power, maybe Greenstuff. Miscellaneous Pimp Mobile Unbeatable Interior Built for Cruising Aims V8 Throb Pushrod Killer Head Turner Picture http://oz-enet.com.au/~peewee http://oz-enet.com.au/~peewee/eng_conv [Report message to a moderator]

draven
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 21:18

Car 1984 Toyota Supra mk2 Engine 1990 JZA70 1jz-gte with chaser sump Drivetrain W58 from a mk4 n/a supra heavy duty full-faced clutch stock fw stock ma61 LSD Brakes All stock Misc fully upgraded suspension Aims sexy sleeper that can spand anything on the road and at the track [Report message to a moderator]

ehendrikd
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 22:37

Car 1977 RA28 Celica Engine Curently: Stock 18R-C Pacemaker headers 2 1/4 ehaust Weber 32/36 DGV In a couple of months: I have sitting in my garage a fully recon'd 18R-C head that i bought from CLG (thanks again clint!). From the for sale ad: "18RC Head, double valve springs, Holden 45mm inlet 37mm exhaust valves, ported and polished, Twin Weber sidedraft equal length inlet manifold" Head now has new valve guides, valve stem seals and hardened valve seats. Will be getting current cam ground to match the one that came with the head, and the webers also. Drivetrain All stock Looking into LSD options Brakes Currently: All stock In a couple of months: DBA slotted disks for the fromnt and bendix metal kings Misc Already has: King springs (30m lower) Monroe GT gas shocks Whiteline front & rear sway bars All the polyeurothane bushes I could find Aims Daily driver and race car Trying to keep from needing any engineer certs, and stay in my current CAMS class Definately a sleeper (car is totally stock inside & out except for being 30mm lower) [Updated on: Tue, 10 February 2004 22:39] [Report message to a moderator]

Grega
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Tue, 10 February 2004 23:07

Car Dec 1972 TA22 Celica LT Engine 4AGE 100kw Earls oil cooler, speedflow fittings, pushlock hose Custom Extractors 2 1/4 exhaust Gas Research LPG system Thermofan 3 core radiator Std T50 gearbox Drivetrain Current : One piece tailshaft, holden unis, stock TA22 diff. Future : See what happens Brakes Currently Stock Future : LN130 calipers, F272 rotors, RT132 struts Alloy race slotted/266mm turned down rotors front Rear - RT142 corona discs/calipers Suspension : King springs (Low) and monroe GT gas shocks Whiteline front & rear sway bars Mackay eurethane bushing all round Future : custom coil overs with ae92 struts and king springs Interior : ae101 levin seats, autometer gauges, new carpet What is holding me up : respraying the bloody thing, shit weather and fuck all time to do the work Roll on april (long service) [Report message to a moderator]

bbaacchhyy
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Wed, 11 February 2004 01:05

Car 1984 Toyota Supra Mk2, Red with Black Interior Engine 1991 7M-GTE Drivetrain A340E to be tossed in favour of a W58 heavy duty Grant Berry P/Plate and Sprung centre 6 puck clutch stock flywheel stock ma61 LSD 16" x 8" Simmons B45 rims Brakes 326 x 30mm WRX STi front rotors + 300ZX alloy 4 pot calipers 300 x 22mm W140 Merc rear rotors + 300Zx alloy 2 pot calipers Misc Low King Springs Koni Yellow Adjustable shocks (still to be sourced) Noltec urethane bushes F&R Analog dash to be installed (gotta work out the wiring ) Engineering Certification approval Future mods after Engineering Replacement head gasket + ARP Studs Hi-flow CT26 Wolf/Haltech EFI Upgraded intercooler (twin ARC cores - 680 x 210 x 70) Aims Fast, fun and good handling car to have fun in the Adelaide Hills superb roads (Classic Adelaide wannabe) and some track work at Mallala and Collingrove [Report message to a moderator]

coronamark2
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Wed, 11 February 2004 01:11

7M-Brisbane wrote on Tue, 10 February 2004 21:03

Hi guys

Just interested to see what kind of monsters are on the build - all comers welcome, no criticism allowed!!!

Provide one pic (if more than one, post links so that the thread doesn't get clogged) and some info!

First cab off the rank

Car
Toyota Mark II (MX13)

Engine
1JZGTE & auto (JZZ30)

Brakes
4-spot calipers (80 Series Landcruiser)
Slotted Rotors (Pug)
1" Master Cylinder (JZA70)

Miscellaneous
Being set up non-turbo, then mounting a single CT26 when I have finished moving house!

Aims
Something different, unassuming, and as close to legal as possible. Should be a few weeks yet, but I will be stoked when I get it running. Once it's turbo I'll be happy with a 14 second pass of any description as long as it doesn't blow up Smile

Picture

http://www.turbosupras.com/~lmdwyer/inthere2.jpg

nice dude

are you going to keep the steering box or try and do a custom R&P?

what engine mounts / sump did you use.

How hard do you reckon it would be to fit a manual?

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fatmr2
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Wed, 11 February 2004 04:02

CAR: 88 aw11 mr2 ENGINE: 4AGTE ( was AFM 4agze ) S15 bb t28 turbo custom manifold and dump pipe 550cc s5 rx7 injectors Ported and polished head ARP rod bolts trd head gasket shot peened rods and crank PWR wta intercooler DRIVE TRAIN: 4agze lsd with drive shafts Heavy duty clutch ( havent got it yet so..? ) BRAKES: 4agze calipers with slotted rotors at the front 4agze calipers and rotors at the back SUSPENSION: adjustable rate shocks all round with 1 1/2in lowered kings springs OTHER THINGS TO BE DONE: Full rewire of the engine with aftermarket ecu.Haven't picked one yet. 4agze engine cover 3in exhaust. Not sure what muffler yet? all intercooler piping will be in stainless. surge tank and fuel pump in boot. get heat exchanger for inter cooler. New ignition system. All of this is being done at the moment and i hope to have the car on the road in the next few months. I'm doing all the work myself too so it takes a while AIM: This car is being built to make 200kw atw. It will be my everyday car so should be good Im sure i have forgotten a bit of stuff but hey..... This car will be a sleeper too. No rims and fancy stuff like that, just power! My inspiration for this car was and will be to beat my brothers car, which is the most powerful Suzuki cappuccino in Australia. I just hope that 200 kw will be enough It's ALL GOOD! [Report message to a moderator]

Classique71
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Wed, 11 February 2004 09:44

Car 1990 St185 GT4 - Gunmetal grey Engine 1990 Gen 2 3sgte Drivetrain Stock Noted Exceptions: Group A spec Ct26 ( Steel not ceramic ) Torsen LSD rear end ( per Group A item also ) Brakes Stock Misc Whiteline " the works " Suspension kit - includes: Koni Yellow Adjustable shocks Front and rear Urethane bushes F&R Lowered Whiteline Springs Whiteline 18mm Adjustable rear swaybar. Group A Bumper Intalled 16 Inch Performance tempests and 225/50/16 Goodyear Eagle f1's Aussie Exhausts 3 inch dump pipe ( hpc coated ) Aussie Exhausts 3 inch midpipe and Highflow cat ( hpc coated ) AVO 2.5 inch cat back " Straight thru " system with 3.5 inch tip HKS turbo timer HKS Adjustable Boost controller ( cabin mounted , electronically controlled) 13V Fuel pump Voltage mod. Home made " Anti Rice " Air induction kit In the shed - awaiting install Group A Bonnet + water to air intercooler setup St185 ( gen 2 )Group A 3sgte with the following to go in: Je forged pistons St205 Rods ARP head studs and rod bolts TRD headgasket Still to Buy and Install Cusco Front Strut brace WolfEMS Stand-alone ECU Highflowed Ct26 Continuance of Aussie exhausts 3 inch system JZA80 550cc injectors + supra fuel pump A decent pair of cams St205 Group A gearbox and final drive ratio Repair Aircon Better brakes setup - at least on the front ( st205 maybe ) Oh and a respray! Aims Sprints At phillip Island Show and shines All over have fun mobile ! Having something no other in my town has car wise, nor can match [Updated on: Wed, 11 February 2004 09:53] [Report message to a moderator]

7M-Brisbane
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Wed, 11 February 2004 13:06

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nice dude

are you going to keep the steering box or try and do a custom R&P?

what engine mounts / sump did you use.

How hard do you reckon it would be to fit a manual?

I am retaining the steering box - there is no real point going to the expense and hassle of a rack and pinion for the use I have planned. The steering box is still in good condition with no play and no leaks (despite what I was told by a professional suspension shop Rolling Eyes

).

The only reason I would like to head R&P down the track is to get a much closer steering ratio, as the steering box is something horrible like 4 turns lock to lock!

I took the measurements and had the JZZ30 sump modified heavily to suit the MX13 crossmember/steering locaiton. I made my own engine mounts by using the stock 4M rubber part and making up an adapter bracket from there.

The manual would be very easy, but very expensive. For a W58 I'd budget at least $1500 (if you can get a 2JZ one) or more like $2500 for a non-2JZ W58 or an R154. For a 6-speed you're looking at about another $4500 by the time you've fitted it. Then on top of those prices you will, by some reports, need a new ECU also.

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Allan
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Wed, 11 February 2004 13:33

7M-Brisbane wrote on Thu, 12 February 2004 00:06

I made my own engine mounts by using the stock 4M rubber part and making up an adapter bracket from there.

Ohhh yeah really nice of you to give credit where its due

geeezz look at this on your site where have i seen those before

http://www.turbosupras.com/~lmdwyer/mounts.jpg

I seem to remember some people spending a bit of time working them out and then welding them up and then taken the photos, handing out the information to you and then there "Your mounts"

Really shits me off when people are quick to shit-can somebody and very slow to give thanks

Allan

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coronamark2
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Thu, 12 February 2004 00:56

Allan wrote on Wed, 11 February 2004 21:33

7M-Brisbane wrote on Thu, 12 February 2004 00:06

I made my own engine mounts by using the stock 4M rubber part and making up an adapter bracket from there.

Ohhh yeah really nice of you to give credit where its due

geeezz look at this on your site where have i seen those before

somones in trouble

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wastegate
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Thu, 12 February 2004 11:22

Since the person was busy that was going to make them in the first place we ended up measuring up and crafting the mounts out of our own accord. Would have happened just the same without the pictures. [Report message to a moderator]

7M-Brisbane
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Thu, 12 February 2004 11:37

Quote:

Ohhh yeah really nice of you to give credit where its due

geeezz look at this on your site where have i seen those before

I seem to remember some people spending a bit of time working them out and then welding them up and then taken the photos, handing out the information to you and then there "Your mounts"

Really shits me off when people are quick to shit-can somebody and very slow to give thanks

Allan

You, sir, are an absolute dickhead - you may wish to pull your head out of your arse. Before you go bagging anyone out, I suggest that you check your facts.

The picture you posted shows the engine mounts for Giant Tomato's 2JZGE Mark II, this much you obviously know. Dave was kind enough to offer to have his mounts copied and sent up to me, however this did NOT happen as he was uncontactable for around a month - conveniently the exact time when I needed the mounts.

I made my own engine mounts, and the only real assistance I had was from Wastegate (also of these forums) who was there helping me by cutting out some of the pieces I had marked out. When Nick (Wastegate) was unavailable later on, I received a small bit of assistance from a couple of other PerformanceForums members for cutting out a few bits of steel plate.

It would seem that you are the one too quick to criticise. If you had actually been aware of other Internet sites, and not so quick to bag me, you would know that I have made numerous mentions of other people's assistance, posted thanks, and even posted a picture of Wastegate doing some of the cutting work. For your reference, see him in action here:

http://www.turbosupras.com/~lmdwyer/chopchop.jpg

And a couple of quotes from posts I have made on other forums:

Quote:

I have also fitted the 2JZGTE water pump (thanks Stenno!).

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One engine mount is sorted, and the other should be done tomorrow. It has been a bit tricky without Nick as a helper.

Quote:

Nick and I headed off and had the engine there a little after lunch.

Quote:

Before heading home I dropped in at the workshop (Extreme Custom Engineering in Coopers Plains) of a guy who was recommended to me by a friend last night. As luck would have it, I have stumbled onto a good thing here! I got quoted the princely sum of $80 to modify the sump as requested... and after offering him another $20 he agreed to have it done for me by close of business today, and was even happy for me to pick it up from his house after hours as I was running late in traffic. Sump came up fantastically...

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I got up this morning at 9:30 to find a message on my phone - the tailshaft was already finished, and for only $121.00!! I have had equally good service on my three prior visits, so this is a big 'thumbs up' for Gibbs Truck & Trailer Parts on the Gold Coast.

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Nick was up to help with the cleaning and to pick up his tools

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The hoses will be finished tomorrow...I will be recommending this guy to Norbie, that's for sure!

So you see, Allan, you have been shut down fairly solidly here - perhaps in future you should consider not wasting your (and other people's) time criticising people when it is not due.

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somones in trouble

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Evil_Foetus
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Thu, 12 February 2004 11:54

Car stock 1983 Toyota Supra mk2 Name The White Nightmare / The Super Supra Engine stock 1983 5M-E 2.8l itre EFi 6 Drivetrain stock W58 stock clutch stock ma61 LSD Brakes stock Misc other than that its pretty stock Aims stock actually i want to give the 5m-e / mteu hybrid a whirl, for an 80s inspired turbo job. then ill get serious and whack a 7m/1jz/2jz in him, and clean him up to perfect condition. (which means little things like cleaning seats, small interior blemishes and respray.... white of course.) when im finally done ill get a jza80. Picture [Updated on: Fri, 13 February 2004 05:37] [Report message to a moderator]

Drift_AE71
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Thu, 12 February 2004 12:26

here is my ae71 with ca18det drift car mainly almost finshed just need a couple of small things to get it running and wire it up 98% of the work has been done by me goin to be putting some rs-8 rims on it in a 16x7 and 16x8 should look quiet sexy theres the link to all the pics it wont let me put a pic up on this page for some reson, http://www.pbase.com/softy/d1_rolla cheers matt [Report message to a moderator]

Norbie
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Fri, 13 February 2004 04:20

Evil_Foetus wrote on Thu, 12 February 2004 21:54

[b]Aims
stock

The thread title is "show me your incomplete project", not "show me your totally stock Toyota". Rolling Eyes

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CrUZsida
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Fri, 13 February 2004 04:27

Norbie wrote on Fri, 13 February 2004 12:20

Evil_Foetus wrote on Thu, 12 February 2004 21:54

[b]Aims
stock

The thread title is "show me your incomplete project", not "show me your totally stock Toyota". Rolling Eyes

Bahahaha, Ryley = 0wn3d

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Evil_Foetus
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Fri, 13 February 2004 05:36

CrUZsida wrote on Fri, 13 February 2004 15:27

Norbie wrote on Fri, 13 February 2004 12:20

Evil_Foetus wrote on Thu, 12 February 2004 21:54

[b]Aims
stock

The thread title is "show me your incomplete project", not "show me your totally stock Toyota". Rolling Eyes

Bahahaha, Ryley = 0wn3d

guys, guys, guys....

i wrote that because my car is stock at the moment. kinda meant to be funny, you know? it looked funny wuth everything starting with stock....

me:

Misc
other than that its pretty stock

y'all know i have big plans for the white nightmare... Evil or Very Mad

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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Fri, 13 February 2004 11:51

Car 1990 ST185 Toyota Celica GT4 Engine 1991 JDM Import 3S-GTE Full rebuild inc bore and hone .5mm oversize New toyota pistons, King bearings TRD Metal Head Gasket, ARP Head stud kit Std turbo at ~13.5psi Aussie 3" Dumppipe, full Aussie mid pipe, hiflow cat. Rear Exhaust sections yet to be decided Headwork/config yet to be decided. Misc "engine" mods Group A Front Bar to fit a... Front mount intercooler Battery relocation for better IC Piping and intake Drivetrain ST205 Gearbox Heavy duty clutch of unknown specs machined flywheel Rolling Stock 17" x 7.5" Viper A2 rims 215x40x17 Firenza ST03 tyres Brakes Stock for now (bit average). Suspension Super Low King Springs Pedders shocks (big mistake) Aims Fastish street car High 13sec 1/4 mile, which is an improvement of 1.2 seconds from current motor. ~320HP would be nice. Here is me stripping down the engine, removing the oil pump to be precise. http://www.amberaspley.com/gt4/pics/unsorted/oil_p ump_removal.JPG [Report message to a moderator]

7M-Brisbane
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Fri, 13 February 2004 13:50

Have any plans to return it to stock in the future? [Report message to a moderator]

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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Fri, 13 February 2004 14:07

Car Toyota Cressida Grande (MX83) Engine 2JZGTE & Auto (from JZS147 Aristo) Brakes Was originally planning 330mm HSV inspired rotors, and calipers but Engineer says Slotted standard size will be more than adequate. Custom Built Brake Booster & Pads TBA Suspension Bilstein Dampers with Eibach Springs, Setup for Comfort, not racetrack. Aims Quiet, Comfortable & Unassuming Sleeper with all the fruit and adequate and usable power, 100% legal. Picture more at www.projectsleeper.com [Report message to a moderator]

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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Sat, 14 February 2004 11:51

Car 1986 Toyota Sprinter AE86 Engine jdm 4AGE big port BBGT28 off r32/r33(?) GTiR intercooler Drivetrain jdm t50 gearbox daikin heavy duty clutch Brakes Front: fc3s brake/rotor on sprinter struts.. s/steel braided lines Rear: Stock drums Miscellaneous street/track use Aims to get it on the bloody road!! [Report message to a moderator]

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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Sun, 15 February 2004 11:47

ALLMOTOR CAMRY Car Toyota Camry(sv21) Engine 3SFE-88kw to 3SGE-129kw out of MR2 Bathurst Brakes Standard, will do rear disc conversion Suspension Monroe GT Gas Shocks 1.5 Inch Lower King Springs New Front Nolathane Bushes Miscellaneous 2.25" exhaust, mandrel bent including extractors and high flow cat, lighter drive pulleys. Also rav4 clutch with stronger clamping force. Aims Make it a very reliable daily driver to get ready for next project, possibly ke20 corolla 3tgte. Pics [Report message to a moderator]

people100
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Sun, 15 February 2004 11:57

Car 1976 ta23 celica Engine/drivetrain 18rgeu Turbo but still unsure of what to use. 7mgte injecters w50? 5 speed not sure on what clutch yet, depends on the power when its finished Polished timing case, dizzy, tappet cover waterpump and efi manifold Custom Turbo manifold 2 1/2" zorst Pod filter rx4 fuel pump baffled fuel tank so surge tank is not needed Suspension Front...modified ra40 struts with king springs in need of new inserts though Rear...Modified ra40 diff but wanting somesort of lsd Nismo mags Body. forced into baremetal respray as i have found a littlebit more rust then i would like. Shorted commodore side skirts Jap spec fibreglass wing Bonnet scoop but not sure what its called Interior There is nothing there really. Its all in boxes Misc gauge set Aim. Atleast 200hp at the wheels but the looks to go with it. Parts still to be finished and purchased Intercooler is ready at work and only needs 1 plate welded on I have a aluminium core which i only need to fabricated the tanks and weld them on ( I work in a radiator and intercooler shop if anyone was wondering) Interior will all be recovered by myself and new door cards made battery box (either galv or alumium) shroud with thermo fan Probably lots more but i can remember. [Report message to a moderator]

gianttomato
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Mon, 16 February 2004 08:58

Car Toyota Crown 1966 station wagon (MS41) Engine 1UZFE & 4 speed auto (UZS131) Std ECU Brakes Hiace vented discs 287 x 22mm (rare kit that uses XD Falcon rear discs) PBR single pot calipers Hilux 10" rear drums (possible upgrade to 291mm vented discs if the energy is there) Miscellaneous Rack and pinion steering conversion (V8 won't fit with the steering box) Hilux G series diff Column shift auto Hubcaps Aims Sleeper. Picture [Report message to a moderator]

Bitza
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Mon, 16 February 2004 10:27

Car RT118 Corona Wagon (1975) Engine Currently a very smokey original 18R/Auto. Planning on fitting either a EFI-22R/4Spd Auto or a V6. Brakes Currently Original Disc/Drum. Want change diff/axle assembly, 4 Wheel Discs and change hubs to 5 stud. Misc Info Aquired it 9 mths ago and haven't touched it. Body is good apart from dented tailgate and rust around lower windscreen area. Want it to be a sleeper, but keep it close to original in appearance. [Report message to a moderator]

SeptemberSquallIndustries
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!

Thu, 19 February 2004 10:00

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(despite what I was told by a professional suspension shop ).

No bull? (if you know what I mean)

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commander
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Re: Show me your incomplete project!	Sat, 21 February 2004 05:09

Car 1987 Chevrolet Nova 230k+ bought new Name(hehe) *Supernova* Engine blue top rwd 4age partial rebuild;lapped valves,hone/deglaze cylinders,clean rings, ported/polished, all deposits removed, re-thread spark plug holes, HKS 0.7 head gasket, egr passages cleaned, paint, orange top injectors, highly modified inlet and exhaust, Brakes front disk / rear drum 155/60/13 - 185/50/14 Miscellaneous custom made; upper front strut tower brace, lower front strut tower brace front anti-sway bar, rear anti-sway bar, GTS seat, converted to 5 speed manual, respray, oil cooler, hehhehe " free flowing exhaust " hehhheehhe, 3" i think. Aims- same as always, keep the needle above "E" OTHER THINGS TO BE DONE close ratio, coil overs, wheels, brakes. Al dashboard, rear wing, stage one weight reduction, oh god i need a tach... why-o-why does this manual car come stock without ? Drivetrain 5 speed manual conversion Picture 4 door sedan left-hand drive. [Report message to a moderator]

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