UK Terzo Project
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I have owned my Scoob for 7 years now and have had a project on Surrey Scoobies, so thought I would start one up on here, so I have copied and pasted onto this forum
Engine from the beggining
Tent setup for the long road ahead.
Engine coming out..
the reason for the engine build..
Then came the goodies... And project bankrupt began
Forged P1 engine, wiseco pistons, Manley forged conrods, forged billet crank.
Cometec head gasket (tripple layer)
Sti 3 Heads
ARP Head studs
BC Titanium Valve sprins & Alliminium retainers
Prodrive 3 port boost solenoid
Front mount intercooler
Sti Strut brace
Carbon altonator and air con covbers
8000k Hid's
Facelift front bumper
18" Kato rims
Prodrive WR spoiler
STI mudflaps
4 pot front brakes
Braided lines
Drilled and Groved discs
Apexi Springs
Powdercoated Inlet manifold
VF28 Turbo
Tien bonnet lifters
3" system turbo back
440cc injectors
Simtec Ecu
Kenwood doble din screen With Nav and bluetooth hands free
Alpine digital stack 4 channel amp
Rockford forsgate digital mono block amp
Rockford 12" Titaniam dual voice coil exabition sub (1000 w RMS)
PowerAcustic tweaters
Alpine type R components
O gauge wiring kit
version 4 centre console to fit the double din screen
Engine remote start and pager alarm with built in turbo timer
Centre console to hold gauges (boost, oil temp and oil pressure)
STI 5 bonnet scoop..
And many more to come..
Fitted engine in by myself etc I work in IT so this was all new to me, had never taken a engine apart before and never really did much work on cars before so all knowledge was from Surrey Scoobies.
Fitted new grill of a my99, new face for clocks and fabricated some brackets and fitted number plate Evo style.
Clock face
One of the brackets i fabricated...
Fitted to fog light cover...
Fitted to car..
Number plate and grill fitted, and old number plate cut off...
purchased a Prodrive pipe off a WR1 for a bargin....
STI7 Seats
Well after not that long fitting the Subaru 4 pots, i decided that i needed a lot more stopping power so i brought myself a set of these...
genuine P1 splitter
...
Brakes are fitted as well as my prodrive wheels..
Car has been off the road for a little while now as have been stacking to splash out....
So far i have purchased a JDM 5speed box with uk 5th gear, also brought the rear diff so match, wheels have gone in with KevSti on here for a full fefurb!! Also have purchased a rear whiteline 24mm anti roll bar and ali drop links... And also will be placing a deposit on a TD05 18g over the weekend...
Pics to follow as of when parts arrive and come back :-) Obviously my project is nowhere near as interesting as the others.... I must be in the wrong trade as this hobby be damn expensive!!
Wheels back and tyres are on..
Also brought Gearbox (which came with lightweight flywheel) and rear diff...
Got the old gearbox out and the new one in place, just need to bolt it up..
lil pic of the box before i placed it in...
Where's the Wally LOL?????????????????
got the exhaust manifold and turbo in, with the braided turbo line..
Braided turbo line
Exhaust manifold
Vf28 beside a TD05 18g
..
Could not really take much photos when all was in as it was raining..
I also have the rear diff ready and waiting to go in, just waiting on new seals to come so i can replace them.
Rear anti roll bar is partly in, just have to either source a a new bracket or attempt to drill out the broken bolt.
I also have some new gauges waiting to replace my old cheap gauges..
Prosport Stepper gauges...
Also brought a DIY flocking kit and i am going to attempt to flock all the chavy blue bits in my car... That should be fun :confused2::whistle:
Centre pod holder flocked..
My nice white hoses
Fitted 550cc injectors today, put rear seats back in as wanted to make sure the walbro primed before it did so..
Fitted the rear drive shafts now, the driver side one clicks into place without a circlip.... Feels the same as the left side as it clicks into place.. So fingers crossed on that..
Also fitted a Sti steering wheel and fitted the exhaust... So coming along.. Also ordered a brand new radiator and the water feed pipes for the Turbo thanks to CJ on south east scoobies....
Even had a little time to add a little fine detail to the wheels, i know nobody like the blue lip on the wheel but i wanted to be a little different..
£170 order from Opie oils!!!
Fitted all the white pipes which are now black fitted the turbo water pipe, Rad with both rad fans, also fitted all the wiring for the 3 new Prosport gauges, made sure that i hid as much of the wiring as possible, with the help of my dad... All wires were soldered and heat shrunk.. Fitted white boost pipes as well. The turbo down pipe is in place just needs to be secured.
All that is left is to fit the actual dials in the pods, fill gearbox and diff up, fill engine and anti freeze and fit the intercooler pipes then ready to start the old boy, fingers crossed!!!
Little pic of the engine bay..
Prosport gauges fitted and home made flocked bits also fitted..
Little video below.. :-)
P1 Splitter fitted just need to get the front bumper and splitter re sprayed
Should be done within a day or 2 then just need to see if i can get Simon to pick up and map for me..
Ow and turn the Anti lag on of course..
Got him back with 351.1bhp which i was very happy with, Simon was not able to road map it as it had no MOT or Tax at the time so i got that done and guess what happened a day after??? Yep i broke my gearbox, second gear syncro went.. Slave cylinder went and causing me to break the second gear syncro, so managed to get my misses to drop me to Dans the next day and got a slave cylinder off him.. But now with this issue of not having a second gear there was no point me going to see Simon for the road map, so waited till another five speed come up. Then after i had got it my misses decided to surprise me with a complete 6 speed setup, including R180 diff shafts and rear brembo setup.. VERY happy bunny
Managed to fit it all last Sunday but noticed i had a few issues, my downpipe was hitting the gearbox craddle and i had a water leak So went to see Dan and John and they sorted it all out with just mne turning up out of the blue, which i really appreciated. So that was all sorted, managed to sort out my passenger window issue also which turned out to just be a bent Pin on the switch.
So now all that was needed was the fine tune by Simon, so went down there yesterday and he has worked his magic and sorted the Kangarooing and set the launch control for me... Which i am over the moon about..
Power is really nice but want more now that i have the 6 speed box looking for a MD321T, also went to Canada Coach works to get a estimate on my front bumper and then all i need is to get rid of the front lights and either go for Morettes or Crystal.. So all coming together now...
The present from my lovely misses..
Present unwrapped
Mates who come round to watch lol
Old box beside the new
Drive chain completly out
Rear hubs removed
Me and my mate dealing with the final bits
Little update, nearly sold the car a couple of weeks ago as didnt know if i could afford to keep it as was moving in with my new misses. But she did not let me sell up and offered to sell her own to help us, but we decided in the end to keep both and now i have started tuning her 2.5 Focus st Turbo... Well i suppose i should say Volvo...
Well i have now sourced a MD321S Billet which is in my bedroom.. :-)
Also brought some Harnesses and a Harness Bar which is on its way.. No they are not my seats... Wish they was though
Have also brought a set of STI pedals..
Just need a turbo inlet pipe and possibily exhaust manifold, but to be fair i dont think i will as funds are a bit on the low side.
Also have a set of Crystal headlights that i will be picking up at some point when i actually have a chance too.
Also removed black paint from rear Brembo calipers..
Well going to have to sort out the turbo a lot sooner than I expected as think my tdo5 18g has lost the will to live.. screams like a supercharger.. so just need to source a 76mm turbo pipe..
here are the goodies I have waiting to go on so far
Engine from the beggining
Tent setup for the long road ahead.
Engine coming out..
the reason for the engine build..
Then came the goodies... And project bankrupt began
Forged P1 engine, wiseco pistons, Manley forged conrods, forged billet crank.
Cometec head gasket (tripple layer)
Sti 3 Heads
ARP Head studs
BC Titanium Valve sprins & Alliminium retainers
Prodrive 3 port boost solenoid
Front mount intercooler
Sti Strut brace
Carbon altonator and air con covbers
8000k Hid's
Facelift front bumper
18" Kato rims
Prodrive WR spoiler
STI mudflaps
4 pot front brakes
Braided lines
Drilled and Groved discs
Apexi Springs
Powdercoated Inlet manifold
VF28 Turbo
Tien bonnet lifters
3" system turbo back
440cc injectors
Simtec Ecu
Kenwood doble din screen With Nav and bluetooth hands free
Alpine digital stack 4 channel amp
Rockford forsgate digital mono block amp
Rockford 12" Titaniam dual voice coil exabition sub (1000 w RMS)
PowerAcustic tweaters
Alpine type R components
O gauge wiring kit
version 4 centre console to fit the double din screen
Engine remote start and pager alarm with built in turbo timer
Centre console to hold gauges (boost, oil temp and oil pressure)
STI 5 bonnet scoop..
And many more to come..
Fitted engine in by myself etc I work in IT so this was all new to me, had never taken a engine apart before and never really did much work on cars before so all knowledge was from Surrey Scoobies.
Fitted new grill of a my99, new face for clocks and fabricated some brackets and fitted number plate Evo style.
Clock face
One of the brackets i fabricated...
Fitted to fog light cover...
Fitted to car..
Number plate and grill fitted, and old number plate cut off...
purchased a Prodrive pipe off a WR1 for a bargin....
STI7 Seats
Well after not that long fitting the Subaru 4 pots, i decided that i needed a lot more stopping power so i brought myself a set of these...
genuine P1 splitter
...
Brakes are fitted as well as my prodrive wheels..
Car has been off the road for a little while now as have been stacking to splash out....
So far i have purchased a JDM 5speed box with uk 5th gear, also brought the rear diff so match, wheels have gone in with KevSti on here for a full fefurb!! Also have purchased a rear whiteline 24mm anti roll bar and ali drop links... And also will be placing a deposit on a TD05 18g over the weekend...
Pics to follow as of when parts arrive and come back :-) Obviously my project is nowhere near as interesting as the others.... I must be in the wrong trade as this hobby be damn expensive!!
Wheels back and tyres are on..
Also brought Gearbox (which came with lightweight flywheel) and rear diff...
Got the old gearbox out and the new one in place, just need to bolt it up..
lil pic of the box before i placed it in...
Where's the Wally LOL?????????????????
got the exhaust manifold and turbo in, with the braided turbo line..
Braided turbo line
Exhaust manifold
Vf28 beside a TD05 18g
..
Could not really take much photos when all was in as it was raining..
I also have the rear diff ready and waiting to go in, just waiting on new seals to come so i can replace them.
Rear anti roll bar is partly in, just have to either source a a new bracket or attempt to drill out the broken bolt.
I also have some new gauges waiting to replace my old cheap gauges..
Prosport Stepper gauges...
Also brought a DIY flocking kit and i am going to attempt to flock all the chavy blue bits in my car... That should be fun :confused2::whistle:
Centre pod holder flocked..
My nice white hoses
Fitted 550cc injectors today, put rear seats back in as wanted to make sure the walbro primed before it did so..
Fitted the rear drive shafts now, the driver side one clicks into place without a circlip.... Feels the same as the left side as it clicks into place.. So fingers crossed on that..
Also fitted a Sti steering wheel and fitted the exhaust... So coming along.. Also ordered a brand new radiator and the water feed pipes for the Turbo thanks to CJ on south east scoobies....
Even had a little time to add a little fine detail to the wheels, i know nobody like the blue lip on the wheel but i wanted to be a little different..
£170 order from Opie oils!!!
Fitted all the white pipes which are now black fitted the turbo water pipe, Rad with both rad fans, also fitted all the wiring for the 3 new Prosport gauges, made sure that i hid as much of the wiring as possible, with the help of my dad... All wires were soldered and heat shrunk.. Fitted white boost pipes as well. The turbo down pipe is in place just needs to be secured.
All that is left is to fit the actual dials in the pods, fill gearbox and diff up, fill engine and anti freeze and fit the intercooler pipes then ready to start the old boy, fingers crossed!!!
Little pic of the engine bay..
Prosport gauges fitted and home made flocked bits also fitted..
Little video below.. :-)
P1 Splitter fitted just need to get the front bumper and splitter re sprayed
Should be done within a day or 2 then just need to see if i can get Simon to pick up and map for me..
Ow and turn the Anti lag on of course..
Got him back with 351.1bhp which i was very happy with, Simon was not able to road map it as it had no MOT or Tax at the time so i got that done and guess what happened a day after??? Yep i broke my gearbox, second gear syncro went.. Slave cylinder went and causing me to break the second gear syncro, so managed to get my misses to drop me to Dans the next day and got a slave cylinder off him.. But now with this issue of not having a second gear there was no point me going to see Simon for the road map, so waited till another five speed come up. Then after i had got it my misses decided to surprise me with a complete 6 speed setup, including R180 diff shafts and rear brembo setup.. VERY happy bunny
Managed to fit it all last Sunday but noticed i had a few issues, my downpipe was hitting the gearbox craddle and i had a water leak So went to see Dan and John and they sorted it all out with just mne turning up out of the blue, which i really appreciated. So that was all sorted, managed to sort out my passenger window issue also which turned out to just be a bent Pin on the switch.
So now all that was needed was the fine tune by Simon, so went down there yesterday and he has worked his magic and sorted the Kangarooing and set the launch control for me... Which i am over the moon about..
Power is really nice but want more now that i have the 6 speed box looking for a MD321T, also went to Canada Coach works to get a estimate on my front bumper and then all i need is to get rid of the front lights and either go for Morettes or Crystal.. So all coming together now...
The present from my lovely misses..
Present unwrapped
Mates who come round to watch lol
Old box beside the new
Drive chain completly out
Rear hubs removed
Me and my mate dealing with the final bits
Little update, nearly sold the car a couple of weeks ago as didnt know if i could afford to keep it as was moving in with my new misses. But she did not let me sell up and offered to sell her own to help us, but we decided in the end to keep both and now i have started tuning her 2.5 Focus st Turbo... Well i suppose i should say Volvo...
Well i have now sourced a MD321S Billet which is in my bedroom.. :-)
Also brought some Harnesses and a Harness Bar which is on its way.. No they are not my seats... Wish they was though
Have also brought a set of STI pedals..
Just need a turbo inlet pipe and possibily exhaust manifold, but to be fair i dont think i will as funds are a bit on the low side.
Also have a set of Crystal headlights that i will be picking up at some point when i actually have a chance too.
Also removed black paint from rear Brembo calipers..
Well going to have to sort out the turbo a lot sooner than I expected as think my tdo5 18g has lost the will to live.. screams like a supercharger.. so just need to source a 76mm turbo pipe..
here are the goodies I have waiting to go on so far
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Fitted crystal lights today.. car looks sooooooo much better I feel. Really happy with them.
Also fitted the rear spacers but one of them is 114.3 pattern so have to send them back
before
Spacer fitted..
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Also fitted the rear spacers but one of them is 114.3 pattern so have to send them back
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Spacer fitted..
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Just trying to source a 76mm turbo inlet pipe in red, dont really want to spend £300 on one..
As for the wheels i wanted something a little different, and i really do love white.
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Little bit more done. Manifold fitted and 3" exhaust fitted..
Just about fitted in the company car.......
Now car has been washed and waxed and under the cover waiting for some bits from RCM and all new couplers for intercooler.
really hope the end is near.. feels like im fighting a loosing battle.
Just about fitted in the company car.......
Now car has been washed and waxed and under the cover waiting for some bits from RCM and all new couplers for intercooler.
really hope the end is near.. feels like im fighting a loosing battle.
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Thank you bud, it has been a scary road. But this is really the first car I have taken apart. Think I can picture every part including in the engine bay if I shut my eyes. How sad is that. Spend more time under the car than driving
Sj I am scared of heat wrap as a few years ago my engine bay caught a light, as the oil feed to the turbo had a little leak, and dripped on the wrap. Luckily it was snowing so as I saw the flames coming out of the scoop I pulled over and was throwing snow in there.
Sj I am scared of heat wrap as a few years ago my engine bay caught a light, as the oil feed to the turbo had a little leak, and dripped on the wrap. Luckily it was snowing so as I saw the flames coming out of the scoop I pulled over and was throwing snow in there.
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Yes T I understand you and know the affect something like that can have,but stainless steel manifolds get very hot and the wrapping would allow you to keep the heat where it should be in the pipe work to aid spool up and let the gases escape out the exhaust more freely.SJ.
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But wrapping cheap crappy stainless manifolds will help them crack. 304 was never designed for turbo cars, a turbo car can exceed the heat range of 304 and makes it brittle Although it looks nice it wont last long thats for sure!
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Yes T I understand you and know the affect something like that can have,but stainless steel manifolds get very hot and the wrapping would allow you to keep the heat where it should be in the pipe work to aid spool up and let the gases escape out the exhaust more freely.SJ.
Would love to have a decent manifold but I dont have 1k to spend on a decent one. Hence the reason for me doing everything to the car myself
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Tyler dei heat wrap is the best it was Sir Harvey that done numerous back to back test with inferior heat wraps and dei wrap always came out as the best.it's not cheap but very good quality,I dont do cheap so cannot recommend you an inferior product.I'm sure Alyn from AS performance could do you a very good deal on some.SJ.
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As above, Dei is where it is at, and any manifold made of 304 stainless will crack, you need 321 titanium steel or inconel.
I have a 321 Titanium steel manifold, and not only will it not crack, it made significantly more power than the RCM/GT/Japspeed headers
I have a 321 Titanium steel manifold, and not only will it not crack, it made significantly more power than the RCM/GT/Japspeed headers
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Yes it is a killer b one, one of if not the first fitted in the uk i believe.
Its more money, but it was worth every penny. It is made extremely well, the material and workmanship is top quality,
and the fact it is one of the few manifolds with a proper design, it isnt just a copy of an old design, it has actual R+D done on it and it really shows.
The proof is in the pudding so to speak, I made 35hp extra on the 99ron map after 4 years and 20+k miles of hard abuse. By just fitting a decent manifold
Its more money, but it was worth every penny. It is made extremely well, the material and workmanship is top quality,
and the fact it is one of the few manifolds with a proper design, it isnt just a copy of an old design, it has actual R+D done on it and it really shows.
The proof is in the pudding so to speak, I made 35hp extra on the 99ron map after 4 years and 20+k miles of hard abuse. By just fitting a decent manifold
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Tyler dei heat wrap is the best it was Sir Harvey that done numerous back to back test with inferior heat wraps and dei wrap always came out as the best.it's not cheap but very good quality,I dont do cheap so cannot recommend you an inferior product.I'm sure Alyn from AS performance could do you a very good deal on some.SJ.
What is the make of ya mani bud, and what sort of loan would I need to purchase ? Lol...
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Yes it is a killer b one, one of if not the first fitted in the uk i believe.
Its more money, but it was worth every penny. It is made extremely well, the material and workmanship is top quality,
and the fact it is one of the few manifolds with a proper design, it isnt just a copy of an old design, it has actual R+D done on it and it really shows.
The proof is in the pudding so to speak, I made 35hp extra on the 99ron map after 4 years and 20+k miles of hard abuse. By just fitting a decent manifold
Its more money, but it was worth every penny. It is made extremely well, the material and workmanship is top quality,
and the fact it is one of the few manifolds with a proper design, it isnt just a copy of an old design, it has actual R+D done on it and it really shows.
The proof is in the pudding so to speak, I made 35hp extra on the 99ron map after 4 years and 20+k miles of hard abuse. By just fitting a decent manifold
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http://www.killerbmotorsport.com/index_files/Header.htm
now i have had it fitted it is something that could be done DIY, engine tuner did the work for me and was a little trial and error in the fitting as no one had seen one of these before!
It is worth the money all day long though, the way it picks up and takes off is something akin to a stabbed rat now, it has really helped the spool and pick up along with giving us the extra power
now i have had it fitted it is something that could be done DIY, engine tuner did the work for me and was a little trial and error in the fitting as no one had seen one of these before!
It is worth the money all day long though, the way it picks up and takes off is something akin to a stabbed rat now, it has really helped the spool and pick up along with giving us the extra power
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Good stuff mate.i was looking at the killer b manifold but at the time there was not much feedback about them so i did not want to take the plunge,seems like I should of,35 extra bhp is nothing to be sniffed at just from a manifold change that's a superb result.anyway I'm not going to take over Tyler's project thread,sorry Tyler.SJ.