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Posted: Fri Sep 23, 11 8:48 am
by sinny
Hubba Hubba!

looking good mate.
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 11 6:51 pm
by R.RUNNER
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 11 9:39 pm
by mopar_mark
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 11 10:18 pm
by Rich
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 11 11:13 pm
by mopar_mark
Had to go to Tascaster today, so took the opportunity of making an impromtu visit to Jon, plus a good opportunity to drop of new Wastegates & pick up fuel pumps, etc.
Only been a week since I was last there, but still quite a lot of progress, with both Headers now done, Thermocouple Couple nipples just turned up in readiness for fitting. Car now on all fours, with front springs now fitted to Struts
Turbos now supported, although turbos can still move/expand, BOV installed
Also tried out turbo blankets for size
Few pictures, no particular order

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 11 12:13 am
by Rich
Thats mint Mark,, I`m chubbin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 11 12:42 pm
by sinny
That looks the nuts Mark!

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 11 10:11 pm
by mopar_mark
Finally the Throttle Body turned up, ordered a month ago, then package was lost, finally turned up in Australia ? Vendor was good about it & sent a replacement.
Came in its own plastic & foam protective case, so god knows why it had to be shipped in a box nearly 2ft cubed.
New mechanical Fuel pump & Reg arrived this week, that only took 4 days to my door

Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 10:05 am
by Ivor
Mechanical fuel pump Mark? Now you've got me really interested, got any more detail on that?

Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 1:11 pm
by mopar_mark
Ivor wrote:Mechanical fuel pump Mark? Now you've got me really interested, got any more detail on that?

Nothing special Ivor, the 2 x Aeromotive pumps I had previously, can't keep up with the fuel demands.
This is just a EFI mechanical belt driven fuel pump, I was originally going to drive off the end of the cam, but limited space was available due to the rad. I will drive pump using a mandrel mounted on the end of the damper, with a 2:1 Drive ratio.
The plus side being no electrical load, pump is considerably lighter than the two elec pumps, also rated to 3,500HP (More than I need )

Actual cost of pump was far cheaper than the elec pumps, should of considered this route the 1st time.
Different regulator required, but still 'Boost' referenced
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 1:30 pm
by Pete
With a mechanical fuel pump do you have to manually prime the car on start up or is cranking sufficient to get fuel in?
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 2:13 pm
by mopar_mark
Pete wrote:With a mechanical fuel pump do you have to manually prime the car on start up or is cranking sufficient to get fuel in?
Cranking should be enough, if not, I will add a small priming pump.
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 6:24 pm
by ANTON
The car is looking really good and as for those new part the look the dogs.
When do you think the car will be up and running.
Posted: Sat Oct 01, 11 9:13 pm
by mopar_mark
ANTON wrote:
When do you think the car will be up and running.
No time table Anton, trying to move house at the moment, so thats taking priority.
Got to build the motor, some paint, wiring, head scratching - Early 2012 everything else permitting
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 11 2:57 pm
by autofetish
This car is on another level. Good luck with everything and keep the
pictures coming. Any pictures on the inter coolers in the back or did i miss that ??
Really nice car
