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it's looking reeeaaal good.
I prefer the powdercoated look myself ![]() Quandry --------------------- MR2 culture in Ireland -> MR2 Drivers |
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Ive been designing resins for 25 years. With all the customer complaints that have occured over the time the one single consistancy has been poor preparation.
If you first sand blast to break up the surface so as the coating has a greater surface area to grab your on your way to less chiping. Then any quality pwder coater will totally wash the part to remove grease etc, Then ask what product they use. Akzo Nobel and Dulux are first rate ![]() Preparation ! |
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ROFL This just came off so spiteful. This isnt child's play it's men working! Though you have my utmost respect and I lack the funds (for now) to have a professional set up like this. Though this is the about amount of detail I want to get into whenever I get my Datsun triplets. (240Z/FairladyZ, 2000(Fairlady Roadster) and 510(Bluebird SSS))
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personal choice..... prefer the polished look . of machined Alloy. enginerring style on race cars . but my show car has both painted a polished.
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Ive seen many good cars with a LOT of bling. Its a very good look but since i dont want to attract attention ala cops thats why ive gone for the factory look.
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Insane...
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Factory look is really good.... i have finished machining plate looks soooo good and im happy . you have gone into great detail and appreicate this...
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Made a few more brackets to hold the ECU , ill post pictures on how i did it.
Mainly doing it as a how to do it for others to learn. Its pretty simple but how i was tought as a young kid |
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Well the engine has started to be built
and ive started to dissasemble my car. Bumpers , engine lid and boot lid and under trays are coming off.Next step is to drop the fuel tank and add the Walbro. Once done i want to run her and make sure everything is ok. Once established it off to the auto electrician to discharge my air con. Then a bit more fabricating to mount my Bosch water pump up front near the air con expander and run copper pipes from the front to the back for my A/W intercooler set up. Instead of running wires from the MoTec im going to add a relay and fuse in the frunk fuse box in the Spot light seats as i dont have any spot lights . That way i can use the factory wiring as the loom already goes to the front left and right locations. So yes its finally happening but it will still be a while |
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New Forged pistons on the left . Stock brand bew piston on the right
Ceramic coated top with treatment on the skirts.Scalloped out to lower the compression to 9.5 : 1 with a diameter 86.5 Notice the little groove under the 1st ring land. There to aid less knocking. Also the modified squish area can be seen to the trained eye.There is a little more meat all around and under the 3rd ringland. ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by MANDALAY; 09-01-2009 at 04:49 PM. |
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lookin sick man cant wait to see the finished project
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mandalay the unaustralian
hi ange when you started this thread you said you didnt wont to spend a lot of money .looking at your build i can see this going to be aleast 30,000 grand by the time it is all finished and up and running in your car ,thats not including the brand new motor that you bought either i just included the motec ,bennicas involvement the rotec super charger new injectors etc new rods and pistons it all adds up ,im just going by what you said on the 1st page of this thread .heres hoping it makes a lot of power and torque
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mandalay the unaustralian? pigs arse
your just jealous i disclose everything. Yeh dear because i chose to use all new parts. I prefer to be anal than accept bandages. If you were to look at my previous cars and hundreds of people i have helped to destroy many myths, you woudlnt be commenting like this. But then your Glenn |
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edited couldnt be bothered with you Glenn
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Now now boys, play nice! Caring is sharing, or is it the other way 'round?
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Hate the sniping comments
Have you ever seen a thread started by him on how to do rather than all of the FOR SALE ? I dont think so......................How about how to vary control of VVTi mechanism etc I DONT THINK SO . Couldnt be stuffed with him |
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so its ok for you to have a go at wayne with your snide remark ,but if i put something up on the title ,you go ape poo
you can spend as much money as you like , its your money but at the end of the day with all of the expense of what you have made no 1 else will be able to aford it on my race motors ,i have spent a fortune on research and development so you wont me to tell you what cams im using how to do the cam controllers sorry as it has taken me ages to do these things on all of these motors i will be keeping this to my self it would be like you asking ferrari what cams they have in there f1 motor and of course they will tell you because you are Italian ![]() ![]() at the end of the day you do your thing and i will do mine as i get enough people asking me things by pm |
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sorry people
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RODS>>>> ARGO
PISTONS>> SPECIAL PISTON SERVICES BILLET CRANKSHAFTS , BLOCK BORING , HONING >>> CRANKSHAFT REBUILDERS ENGINE ENGINEERING >>> BENINCA MOTORS MOTEC WIRING>>> MERIDIAN MOTORSPORT, MELBOURNE PERFORMANCE |
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so are you getting a forged crank as well .big bucks even i cant aford that and whos doing the tune you would be using joe from beniccas wouldnt you ,or are just using daniel from meridian to tune it ,
at the end of the day i hope it makes 250 kws at the back wheels or more .im just hope your happy with what you get mate of mine and he is italian charlie bianco started with a 1600 aw11 then went up to a 20 v and then he turboed it .then sold that to put a beams in then sold that and put a gen 3 3sgte in charlie never seemed to be happy how much power he had but he worked on a tight budget so he doidnt have to spend much to get engines and what not done ps i dont have to answer many here as you do most of it, and i work and have a family ,so cant get on as much as you |
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