T26 WRC - Frayz Engineering WRC S8 TARMAC SPECIAL - aka THE BOMBER
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All joking aside, ive not fitted one to a classic yet but if someone wanted one fitted to a newage.
As a demonstration i would do a vent fitting live at an SIDC show.
How much pressure??
As a demonstration i would do a vent fitting live at an SIDC show.
How much pressure??
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Well its gotta be worth a laugh mate.
Got my intercooler back from the paintshop today, fitted it up and offered up the bumper too. Gotta have the bumper re done as we're not quite happy with the colour, but either way i cant fit it until the towing eye turns up.
Heres my new matt finish gunmetal APS core


Got my intercooler back from the paintshop today, fitted it up and offered up the bumper too. Gotta have the bumper re done as we're not quite happy with the colour, but either way i cant fit it until the towing eye turns up.
Heres my new matt finish gunmetal APS core

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Well not much of an update,
Remember the bespoke hose i wanted made? Well a superfast turn around from my buddy ensured it turned up today. So i set about fitting my intake filter.I had it made in 4 ply so is very rigid and has no chance of collapsing under boost.

Here you can see the 2 filters together the APS (left) and the AEM dryflow (right)

Now you can see how limited you are for space trying to get the APS to fit alongside the FMIC charge pipe.

And the reasons i didnt like the APS, internally it has no strengthening cage, where as the AEM does and it also has a bellmouth to aid flow (You cant see this bit im afraid)


I cut a small piece of 3.5" ally tube to couple the filter to the hose.

Here you can see the new filter tucked out of the way in the big cavity behind the foglight port.



Much better i think you will agree
Now cant wait to get my bumper bolted up
Remember the bespoke hose i wanted made? Well a superfast turn around from my buddy ensured it turned up today. So i set about fitting my intake filter.I had it made in 4 ply so is very rigid and has no chance of collapsing under boost.
Here you can see the 2 filters together the APS (left) and the AEM dryflow (right)

Now you can see how limited you are for space trying to get the APS to fit alongside the FMIC charge pipe.
And the reasons i didnt like the APS, internally it has no strengthening cage, where as the AEM does and it also has a bellmouth to aid flow (You cant see this bit im afraid)
I cut a small piece of 3.5" ally tube to couple the filter to the hose.
Here you can see the new filter tucked out of the way in the big cavity behind the foglight port.
Much better i think you will agree

Now cant wait to get my bumper bolted up
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Fitted up the bumper this morning, it needs polishing and its new decals applied.
Im really pleased with the finished article, also the eagle eyed amongst you will notice some new graphics not previously fitted.
Hope you like it





Im really pleased with the finished article, also the eagle eyed amongst you will notice some new graphics not previously fitted.
Hope you like it

This is one hell of a motor i too own one of these cars and you have inspirerd me to do more modifications thank you i will be following your story with great intrest i wish you all the very best in your indevers mate.
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Yeah buddy, the engine is finally gonna get built once i order my clutch next week.
Its been tough saving cash for the last few items but that is the last big bit of the jigsaw for me.
Have you seen the price of Exedy hyper twin plate clutchs recently?
2 arms, a leg and a kidney come to mind!!
Outstanding work as usual my old mucker. Car is moving on soooo nicely. You all sorted on the handling side of things now??? I've been looking at diff support kits recently, what do you reckon???
Regards
Rich
Regards
Rich
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I have a whiteline diff locking kit on the rear of mine, i dont think it makes masses of difference but every little helps ya know
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I dont get any thud on mine dude, none at all?





