The Red Devil
25 February 2006, 06:00 PM
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Matt: No wrap on those headers?
Personally, if it looks tidy, and no oil leaks etc matt's engine looks good.
Painting/cleaning gives a lot of satisfaction to the whole job though.
Steven: I put a hill climb 16v 205 engine in a fresh shell today..everything seems to be bolted together with 11mm nuts!
Mind you, engine and box drops in from above and sits there in the shell in 30 mins, what bliss is that?
Need more progress.
Engine in the house, = great wife!
Graham
Personally, if it looks tidy, and no oil leaks etc matt's engine looks good.
Painting/cleaning gives a lot of satisfaction to the whole job though.
Steven: I put a hill climb 16v 205 engine in a fresh shell today..everything seems to be bolted together with 11mm nuts!
Mind you, engine and box drops in from above and sits there in the shell in 30 mins, what bliss is that?
Need more progress.
Engine in the house, = great wife!
Graham
25 February 2006, 06:49 PM
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911 graham: still got to get round to doing the headers but its on the todo list lol
and as for my engine in the house thats just a bonus of living on my own lol
thanks for the good coments on my engine for some reason i always secound guessing my self lol
matt
and as for my engine in the house thats just a bonus of living on my own lol
thanks for the good coments on my engine for some reason i always secound guessing my self lol
matt
25 February 2006, 08:13 PM
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Tim
The matt black paint will have a negative effect on the conduction of heat but a positive effect on the radiation of heat.
The net effect is negligable in my experience.
Overheating has certainly never been a consideration on my car, even without an air/oil cooler and using the std rad with 1 fan.
Andy
The matt black paint will have a negative effect on the conduction of heat but a positive effect on the radiation of heat.
The net effect is negligable in my experience.
Overheating has certainly never been a consideration on my car, even without an air/oil cooler and using the std rad with 1 fan.
Andy
26 February 2006, 03:32 PM
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Steven i know exactly what you mean about evey time you open the bonnet and it looks ****! Subaru seem to have covered my entire engine bay in some sort of sealing gunk, im sure it stops corrosion but it look horrible.
Part of my project is tidying this up as i go along, and i will be much happier once it's tidy too.
Hence the start with painting the new gbox
Part of my project is tidying this up as i go along, and i will be much happier once it's tidy too.
Hence the start with painting the new gbox
28 February 2006, 08:36 PM
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Running in will take, what, 2 hours 
It wont be running 100% by the 9th, but at least 75% (I hope), it then allows 6 weeks for SSO
If i dont set deadlines, it wont happen, i know what i am like.
It wont be running 100% by the 9th, but at least 75% (I hope), it then allows 6 weeks for SSO
If i dont set deadlines, it wont happen
, i know what i am like.
02 March 2006, 09:29 PM
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Bit more progress.
The EJ22 blocks have an additional breather on the top of the block, near the front (see pics). Not a problem until you have a phase 2 water cross pipe that interferes. Options were:
1. tap and thread and core plug - Couldnt do, as short block was already built.
2. Weld it up - as above really
3. Put a non thread core plug in - Yes, which David Wallis made from brass for me on the lathe.
Steven
The EJ22 blocks have an additional breather on the top of the block, near the front (see pics). Not a problem until you have a phase 2 water cross pipe that interferes. Options were:
1. tap and thread and core plug - Couldnt do, as short block was already built.
2. Weld it up - as above really
3. Put a non thread core plug in - Yes, which David Wallis made from brass for me on the lathe.
Steven
03 March 2006, 08:08 AM
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Graham, no they are probably heavier in total, as 3 of the 4 on the phase 2 engines are plastic.
WW, the idea was to cure a problem we had created, increase the plenum size, and make it look a little better. When David first did the modification to the phase 2 manifold, it effectively ment that the air virtually hit a brick wall straight after the TB, so cutting it out and greatly increasing the plenum, will hopefully allow the air to enter the inlet manifold far easier.
WW, the idea was to cure a problem we had created, increase the plenum size, and make it look a little better. When David first did the modification to the phase 2 manifold, it effectively ment that the air virtually hit a brick wall straight after the TB, so cutting it out and greatly increasing the plenum, will hopefully allow the air to enter the inlet manifold far easier.
03 March 2006, 09:56 AM
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Steven the manifolds on the wrong way round
In all seriousness, do you find the second knock sensor responds aswell piggybacked as it is?
In all seriousness, do you find the second knock sensor responds aswell piggybacked as it is?
03 March 2006, 10:33 AM
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Simon, some form of red (powder coated i suspect)
Mo, oops, best turn it back round. Re the knock sensors, i honestly dont know, it seemed a logical position for them both together. The det can tube will be fixed where a Knock Link sensor would normal go. If there is no correlation later, they can always be split.
Mo, oops, best turn it back round. Re the knock sensors, i honestly dont know, it seemed a logical position for them both together. The det can tube will be fixed where a Knock Link sensor would normal go. If there is no correlation later, they can always be split.
03 March 2006, 02:03 PM
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The big camer has, dont know on the little one, which i used to take these. Must read the book someday.
Kent Pulleys.
Kent Pulleys.
You need to use the Macro button Steven, its usually shaped like a flower.
03 March 2006, 06:13 PM
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Graham, no they are probably heavier in total, as 3 of the 4 on the phase 2 engines are plastic.
WW, the idea was to cure a problem we had created, increase the plenum size, and make it look a little better. When David first did the modification to the phase 2 manifold, it effectively ment that the air virtually hit a brick wall straight after the TB, so cutting it out and greatly increasing the plenum, will hopefully allow the air to enter the inlet manifold far easier.
WW, the idea was to cure a problem we had created, increase the plenum size, and make it look a little better. When David first did the modification to the phase 2 manifold, it effectively ment that the air virtually hit a brick wall straight after the TB, so cutting it out and greatly increasing the plenum, will hopefully allow the air to enter the inlet manifold far easier.
Well you did say **** it..