White Classic Track Car Project
Sorry guys been awhile!
Seems to be taking forever....
Cleaned up the underside as it will be on show quite a bit. Going Takata green on a few things, wheels and tow straps etc.
Arches and hubs are now sorted ready for the brakes. Going white brembo's with green lettering. Managed to get the Tein's and Perrins on ok, bit of a pig as three bolts sheared on rear arb mounts to chassis!
Back to the difuser now!
Seems to be taking forever....
Cleaned up the underside as it will be on show quite a bit. Going Takata green on a few things, wheels and tow straps etc.
Arches and hubs are now sorted ready for the brakes. Going white brembo's with green lettering. Managed to get the Tein's and Perrins on ok, bit of a pig as three bolts sheared on rear arb mounts to chassis!
Back to the difuser now!
Looks Good
Looks really good now, love the look, lots of hard work mate will defenetly be worth it,
Remember when the track day comes around let me know as I would love to see her go.
Good luck mate, I will speak to you about the shell tomorrow
Sam
Remember when the track day comes around let me know as I would love to see her go.
Good luck mate, I will speak to you about the shell tomorrow
Sam
Looks like I'll be needing 2 seats!!
Difuser bolted on loose, need to fit with bumper in place.
Carbon boot on, total mare. No slot for lock rod and the catch was well out. Had to space the boot catch out 5mm as it would not close. Also poor fit in 1 corner so used a washer on hinge. Not cheap so nearly 2 hours a bit of a joke. Still weighs nothing compared to old one and it has no holes!
Also pinched the Sti rear lights of my old car.
Carbon boot on, total mare. No slot for lock rod and the catch was well out. Had to space the boot catch out 5mm as it would not close. Also poor fit in 1 corner so used a washer on hinge. Not cheap so nearly 2 hours a bit of a joke. Still weighs nothing compared to old one and it has no holes!
Also pinched the Sti rear lights of my old car.
Last edited by ProdriveTony; Apr 7, 2011 at 08:57 PM.
Hi guys, just fitted my Uk98 block with a early manifold. I've overcome most issues but have 2 problems. I have a grey wiring block spare which comes out of the bulkhead near the turbo as in pic. The cam and crank sensors have nowhere to connect, maybe related??
Also my 98 block has engine breather which splits into 2 which I have no idea what to join to? The manifold has 1 spare breather connection just above as in pic?
Any help much appreciated guys, need to get it running. Thanks.
Also my 98 block has engine breather which splits into 2 which I have no idea what to join to? The manifold has 1 spare breather connection just above as in pic?
Any help much appreciated guys, need to get it running. Thanks.
On a brighter note, got a few more jobs done..
Diffuser done..
Engine in, used my 98 engine from old car, just swapped inlet manifolds.
Just a few niggles to iron out. Tyres, cage and interior next.
Diffuser done..
Engine in, used my 98 engine from old car, just swapped inlet manifolds.
Just a few niggles to iron out. Tyres, cage and interior next.
Cam and crank sensors are part of the main engine loom and run to the connectors near the battery.
RE: The breather, one end goes to a non return valve on the inlet manifold the other gets fed to the plastic inlet pipe to the turbo. If you're using a catch can then you feed this to the catch can (not forgetting to block off the hole in the inlet tract)
RE: The breather, one end goes to a non return valve on the inlet manifold the other gets fed to the plastic inlet pipe to the turbo. If you're using a catch can then you feed this to the catch can (not forgetting to block off the hole in the inlet tract)
Cam and crank sensors are part of the main engine loom and run to the connectors near the battery.
RE: The breather, one end goes to a non return valve on the inlet manifold the other gets fed to the plastic inlet pipe to the turbo. If you're using a catch can then you feed this to the catch can (not forgetting to block off the hole in the inlet tract)
RE: The breather, one end goes to a non return valve on the inlet manifold the other gets fed to the plastic inlet pipe to the turbo. If you're using a catch can then you feed this to the catch can (not forgetting to block off the hole in the inlet tract)
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Have a similar project in members gallery loving reading this mate.
Any chance you can point me in the right direction as to rear diffuser as im ready with my grinder and cant hold back looks really nice bud pm if you like.
Top job bud may see you on track soon
Any chance you can point me in the right direction as to rear diffuser as im ready with my grinder and cant hold back looks really nice bud pm if you like.
Top job bud may see you on track soon
Looking good but any chance of a few shots further back to see the rear end in all its glory, liking the brake colour nice idea, can I ask why you have gone for bembos thought most people went to k sports or ap as the brembo have a tendency to flex due to caliper design.
Best of luck and will be following this but please more wider angled pics
Best of luck and will be following this but please more wider angled pics
