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Thanks, yep i try document everything! small job from today had a tidy up aswell..bit stuck on big jobs as i need loads of bits & bobs to finish everything.
Kelsport stainless bolt kit for the HT, sets it off a treat
Test
Then spaced with my carl davey spacers..finally!
Kelsport stainless bolt kit for the HT, sets it off a treat
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Then spaced with my carl davey spacers..finally!
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Nothing major to report, visit to machine mart and came home with this heavy duty engine stand - wish i just got the smaller one now lol. can you spot the ghetto fixing?
Been doing a tad more painting
And shaved another 6kg off with a new battery
it goes on..
Been doing a tad more painting
And shaved another 6kg off with a new battery
it goes on..
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Harness bars = nightmare. fitted a new exhaust to the 318 ready for mot and sale but a few bits came this week.
Ghetto ebay mod up first, from autobahn clearance dept. £35 bargain
It also needed a vacuum... so along came..
Whats this for i hear you say?
well...its for this...
Always wanted a cold air intake for my impreza however us classic guys have no choice to my understanding for this when running a fmic unless you DIY. so in true rudeboy style, with a bit of inspiration from Daone with his filter in the inner wing...
welllll its still early days yet
Gotta figure out how to bend 3' alu pipe yet
then Andy's been working on this for his...
I now want a kit car with a turbo zoomeroid lump in..turbobusa
Ghetto ebay mod up first, from autobahn clearance dept. £35 bargain
It also needed a vacuum... so along came..
Whats this for i hear you say?
well...its for this...
Always wanted a cold air intake for my impreza however us classic guys have no choice to my understanding for this when running a fmic unless you DIY. so in true rudeboy style, with a bit of inspiration from Daone with his filter in the inner wing...
welllll its still early days yet
Gotta figure out how to bend 3' alu pipe yet
then Andy's been working on this for his...
I now want a kit car with a turbo zoomeroid lump in..turbobusa
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header tank looks good...we will have to get together for a looky likey photo shoot
is that a half cage under construction?
is that a half cage under construction?
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The only reason I mentioned it is because I asked Andy the question a few weeks back as I have always used the paper filters without any issues, but I have a metal filter that I was going to use and Andy explained that he had seen problems with them before but not with the paper ones. It may have been a one off but I wasnt prepared to take the chance so replaced the filter with a new paper one.
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Won't matter if you have a pressure gauge fitted, as any reduction in flow will cause the supply pressure to drop....
IMHO
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P.S. Time I checked mine !
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P.S. Time I checked mine !
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dunx, poifect. iv got a pressure gauge for fueling to keep an eye on things.
trails - cage isnt mine mate its andyh's, gonna be removable i think..its a pain gettin it in and weve not even got the rear bars on yet haha! theyre gonna go to the rear struts overhead so still allowing passengers...in theory. If i go caged il be having a cusco bolt in with a custom harness bar on but i dont wana add anymore weight yet.
trails - cage isnt mine mate its andyh's, gonna be removable i think..its a pain gettin it in and weve not even got the rear bars on yet haha! theyre gonna go to the rear struts overhead so still allowing passengers...in theory. If i go caged il be having a cusco bolt in with a custom harness bar on but i dont wana add anymore weight yet.
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Arch, i changed virtually every element of my fuel system in 2007 when we had lean running issues, only thing i didnt change was the fuel lines (-6 braided lines throughout). Last thing to change was the paper filters, and it cured the problem there and then.
Never had an issue there after, except for the odd occasion on the dyno of fuel pressure dropping, which was down to several runs on the dyno whilst on empty, and the fuel swirl pot being very hot to touch. So heat was the problem, as the next day on track, FP was spot on!
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Never had an issue there after, except for the odd occasion on the dyno of fuel pressure dropping, which was down to several runs on the dyno whilst on empty, and the fuel swirl pot being very hot to touch. So heat was the problem, as the next day on track, FP was spot on!
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will try get down next week Steven and have a look at them fuel filters you have, but the bm needs an MOT first so il have to sort that inbetween everything else, im just flat out at the mo
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Arch, i changed virtually every element of my fuel system in 2007 when we had lean running issues, only thing i didnt change was the fuel lines (-6 braided lines throughout). Last thing to change was the paper filters, and it cured the problem there and then.
Never had an issue there after, except for the odd occasion on the dyno of fuel pressure dropping, which was down to several runs on the dyno whilst on empty, and the fuel swirl pot being very hot to touch. So heat was the problem, as the next day on track, FP was spot on!
Steven
Never had an issue there after, except for the odd occasion on the dyno of fuel pressure dropping, which was down to several runs on the dyno whilst on empty, and the fuel swirl pot being very hot to touch. So heat was the problem, as the next day on track, FP was spot on!
Steven
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Carefeully executed brain transplant. Simtec board from forester casing into impreza casing and a good fookin tidy up yesterday.
Im now hunting fixings to put everything back together. Coupla new styling parts on order to update later this week end is neigh...how many times have i said that!
Im now hunting fixings to put everything back together. Coupla new styling parts on order to update later this week end is neigh...how many times have i said that!
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yea not sure what im gonna do with that yet
carbon boot + no spoiler / keep other handy
carbon boot + silver spoiler
carbon boot + carbon spoiler
or get some funky painting done with loads of laquer in so you can still see the carbon weave...hmm!
carbon boot + no spoiler / keep other handy
carbon boot + silver spoiler
carbon boot + carbon spoiler
or get some funky painting done with loads of laquer in so you can still see the carbon weave...hmm!
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Mirrors came an age ago mate, from haroon on here...drivers sides been modded to fit, others in the process but they need to come off before bodyshop anyway.
boot from Japspeed, £300 all in tip top service as always from them guys. came in like 20 hours of me phoning up
boot from Japspeed, £300 all in tip top service as always from them guys. came in like 20 hours of me phoning up
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After doing nothing but getting the harness bars GB going for a long time iv got something to do! Heres a sneak peak of a job for the weekend. Autojumble in the morning for some fixings to finish fuel rails...lol
much bettterrrr
need it running asap!
much bettterrrr
need it running asap!