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Started by brussel · 22 Aug 2011 · 124 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
14-06-12, 15:57 GMT+10#62
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Originally Posted by Sin
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Yep lol. That other one above would need a ladder to get in to. I got to drive this car around a bit. The side mirror is as tall as I am...
so that's the car
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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24-06-12, 22:34 GMT+10#63
Ok few updates:
Pulled out seats and carpet as the previous owner had glued the black carpet ontop of the old green carpet and it was quite mouldy
Waiting on head and few bits to comeback then bolting it up and on the trailer to the dyno.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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25-06-12, 20:40 GMT+10#65
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Originally Posted by leb vlt
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Nice sub holes in the back shelf.
Omfg uleh!!
Apparently it was all the rage back in the day to cut holes and mount the subs like that...makes as much sense as glueing the new carpet ontop of the old carpet
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01-07-12, 15:43 GMT+10#68
Thanks heaps Davo for all the help with sorting out the head
Car should be back together in two weeks and then gotta get cold side cooler piping done and dail in cam
Hopefully makes a nice number on the dyno
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01-07-12, 21:55 GMT+10#69
All good mate just hope it wants to blow the back Tyres off on boost !!!
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15-07-12, 17:21 GMT+10#71
what was wrong with the old cam? wasn't that one of those ridiculous race cams? I thought it was the cam that made ferrets engine so awesome? Was it just too unstreatable? I remember the idle in your car was pretty crazy at one point, not sure if it was this engine or a diff one.
Either way, the crow cams are nice, i have a slightly custom ground TX3 in mine, not the nicest thing for the street as it doesnt really come in swinging until around 3k. TX2 should be much more driveable and have nice midrange poke. Midrange=chop on the streets.
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15-07-12, 19:50 GMT+10#72
Yeah it was just too big for the street and the car had almost no backpressure so brakes were a bit loose..
Should be good now the bottom end still looks good so just gonna keep it till I can afford to rebuild one or it let's go but head should be good now
My goal is never to drag it just to have a nice sleeper looking turbo.
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15-07-12, 20:47 GMT+10#74
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Originally Posted by leb vlt
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Give me ur rocker cover :-)
Done
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10-11-12, 16:23 GMT+10#75
Replaced window seals today
Got this to replace the melted fuseblock
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06-12-12, 12:53 GMT+10#76
**UPDATE
picked up car from OVABOOST performance and it has an electrical issue causing the main power to fluctuate...They identified the problem wire but not what is causing it so if anyone has a AUTO electrian they could recommend please pm me or reply
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07-12-12, 09:52 GMT+10#78
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Originally Posted by VLWAGONIT
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What wire is it?
An Orange one....
As you can understand that is the extent of my electrical knowledge
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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07-12-12, 13:18 GMT+10#80
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Originally Posted by zaksvl
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the main power? from the battery? to the ecu? from the ignition?
ok this is all i know:
there is a wire running from the post in the engine bay,that is orange in colour, that is causing all the volts in the engine bay to fluctuate,on the injectors,ecu everything.When the car was at ovaboost they told me they tested all the wires running from the post and the orange wire is the one thats causing the fluctuation but we dont know why its doing it. it only does it once the car is turned on. The power from the battery in the boot to the post in the bay is fine and doesnt fluctuate but from the post everything connected there is fluctuating.
The previous owner also did some really dodgy wiring under the fuseblock which is why i bought a new one but the wires have been cut and run to different fuses so i'm not sure how to correclty re-wire the new fuseblock.
Hence the plea for some help from an Auto Sparky.
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