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Yes, chop them up!
No, keep them clean!
ok heres the list.
1. finish ecu wires small plug 12 pin & circuit opening relay.
2. finish engine bay wires (2nd fuse box for 4A-GE)
3. finish engine bay plumbing. radiator- heater etc...
4. get new dizzy rotor.
5. mount all engine bay components . igniter,coil etc...
6. fill engine with oil , fill gearbox with oil , check and fill diff with oil.
7. make new brake line from master cylinder to splitter
8. fill and bleed brake system with brake fluid
9. attempt to start and hope for the best.
10. get rego once running. (blue slip & rego)
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Nice.
Originally Posted by biggo
nice work with the vinyl dye mate, looking so much better than before and it's amazing what you can do with just simple diy's like interior/dash parts respray hey?
such a major difference!
yea its a lot nicer inside the car now ... makes it feel jap spec to. lol
My AE86 the long build : http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=8965 < the new rebirth of Wolverine starting from page 41.
Need Tyres? PM me, most brands in stock!
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got my brand new Black clock surround today the parts guy was out at lunch when i went to pick it up on monday.
looks good and matches my fresh painted dash.
My AE86 the long build : http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=8965 < the new rebirth of Wolverine starting from page 41.
Need Tyres? PM me, most brands in stock!
Need a Mechanic? Injector cleaning, brake and flywheel machining, custom made brake lines soft and hard, block and head decking, custom made exhausts, wheel alignments, suspension work. PM me Located 40min south of Newcastle.
ay man this car is lookin good when dave had it for sale i was thinking who will buy this box but now it is gunna be a hot box in a good way that is !!!!! keep up the work
2 in the pink 1 in the stink
ok im about to ether make a nice mod or a big fuck up to my trueno bonnet...
i noticed that the standard water squirter's are rather shit... so i raided a toyota camry about 2 weeks ago for its squirter's, instead of having a few dot points for the water jets its a big fan that spreads across the window. anyway i got them and thought sweet ill pop these straight in and it will be sweet but the hole in the bonnet is different.
so im about to cut my bonnet a little bit bigger to fit the new jets...
when its done they will be awesome but if i fuck it im gonna have to ether bog it or cut out and make proper plates for the squirter's.
pics will be up about 5 min after im finished.
My AE86 the long build : http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=8965 < the new rebirth of Wolverine starting from page 41.
Need Tyres? PM me, most brands in stock!
Need a Mechanic? Injector cleaning, brake and flywheel machining, custom made brake lines soft and hard, block and head decking, custom made exhausts, wheel alignments, suspension work. PM me Located 40min south of Newcastle.
finished pics up in a sec
My AE86 the long build : http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=8965 < the new rebirth of Wolverine starting from page 41.
Need Tyres? PM me, most brands in stock!
Need a Mechanic? Injector cleaning, brake and flywheel machining, custom made brake lines soft and hard, block and head decking, custom made exhausts, wheel alignments, suspension work. PM me Located 40min south of Newcastle.
ok so here they are all installed with out to much of a fuss ...
so for this i had to drill out the original washer jet hole with i think was about a 11mm drill bit then i first tried cutting it out with tin snips ... what a bad idea that was the bonnet started to bend up where i cut so i quit that idea and grabbed a file it turned out better with a file i think and it didn't lift my bonnet ... but because i quit the tin snips early i was able to save the bonnet with the file.
if anyone is thinking of doing this i would suggests only doing it if you can afford to respray your bonnet or if it hasn't been sprayed yet or if you don't mind the look of primer. as you can see in the pics my primer took a few hits and is now scratchedbut its worth it for the nice washers.
anyway enjoy the pics ( the first pic is the new one and the 2nd pic is the old one.)
heres also a video link to the test with one original and the new one.
My AE86 the long build : http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ead.php?t=8965 < the new rebirth of Wolverine starting from page 41.
Need Tyres? PM me, most brands in stock!
Need a Mechanic? Injector cleaning, brake and flywheel machining, custom made brake lines soft and hard, block and head decking, custom made exhausts, wheel alignments, suspension work. PM me Located 40min south of Newcastle.
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