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Things you`re planning on your Zed over the coming months?

What have you guys got planned? Certainly some ideas in the unique mod`s thread.

 

Plans for me:

 

Chipping the 16bit ecu somehow.

 

Fitting a boost controler.

 

Fitting the new wheels when they finally finish being refurbished.

 

Make a replacement boot floor cover that`s light and doesn`t rattle about, along with some little tray things to store stuff under.

 

The big plan that i`m thinking about is fitting a 99spec front, painting the roof bars black followed by a black 99 rear wing. Might have to photochop that soon.

 

Last is to tidy up some of the interior trim. Redo a few bits of the grey Alcantara

 

 

Edit: Forgot about sorting the tension rods out and some other bushes!

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You'd be better off swapping for an 8bit ecu as you're going to struggle to find a chip otherwise - I'm not even sure any off the shelf chips exist...

hmmm...well.

 

June

- Lightweight flywheel

- Uprated Clutch

- one piece prop

- gearbox with short shifter

- Uprated oil cooler

- Stainless steel decat and elbows

- NA subframe - shotblasted and powdercoated, polybushed and refit it to the car with the NA 4.08 diff.

- 99spec bumper, impul sideskrits and take it to bodyshop to get them and the recently smoothed tailgate painted

- rear 4-point roll cage cut, welded, powerdercoated and fitted along with the seat harnesses.

- wire up the new temp and pressure senders to my Profec E-01.

- refit my alcantara retrimmed dashboard, and new leather armrests.

 

Get it Mot'd.....and drive it for the first time :hyper:

 

10 days left :o

 

July will probably be wheels and more suspension work....

Ooooooooo good thread, cos i've got quite a few things planned :D

 

Auto oil cooler,

Profec B EBC,

Polished Plenum,

Lots and lots of bling under the bonnet,

Strosek front bumper,

Wings west rear bumper,

Side skirts (not bought these yet),

99 spec replica rear lights,

Red glowing rear centre panel,

Chromed headlights,

KYB AGX Shocks,

Eibach Springs,

Powertrix Front Upper arms,

Powertrix Front tesion rods,

Powertrix rear upper arms,

Powertrix rear lower arms,

Hicas eliminator,

Whiteline front and rear ARB's,

Front Strut Brace,

3/4 front number plate and the correct size rear plate,

Retrim interior panels in black leather to match my seats,

18" Deep dish alloys (which i refurbed myself), with spankin new tyres,

DTA silicone boost hoses,

DTA silicone rad hoses.

 

Can't wait to fit it all once i get my car back, i've got everything sitting there begging to be fitted :D

 

Also in the distant future when i have the dosh, manual conversion and brake upgrade :D

well mine is in the process of being done the now -

all bodywork repared and resprayed a new colour

leather retrim inside

ice install finished and fully up and running (that reminds me must get 150A fuse for it lol)

new set of wheels fitted

new lower arms and tension rods

maybe a new dvd player and screens

mot and back on the road

polished plenum,

replaced hoses, poss in red

hard pipes, again in red

gauges fitted

replica 99 spec rears

cream leather the interior wi red piping

brembos wi forodo pads

driver side targa rubbers

turbo timer

 

think thats it

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You'd be better off swapping for an 8bit ecu as you're going to struggle to find a chip otherwise - I'm not even sure any off the shelf chips exist...

 

 

Yeh I keep reading about an 8bit swap, had to find a lot of info about ecu chips etc.

 

I find it odd though looking in the 1993 manual v`s the 1995 manual. Mines 95 and it has a signal from the boost sensor (under the nose panel) going to the ecu. The previous years ecu`s dont have this. So surely swapping to 8 bit is bad..?

 

JWT in the us will put in a daughter-board to enable chipping a 95+ ecu. I just don`t fancy sending my ecu on a 8000mile journey. Plus would they have knowledge of mapping it based on our fuels?

Lets see

 

Auto box oil cooler

Rear strut brace

Heater Matrix and hoses

Uprated radiator with new hoses and electric fan

Connect up water temp gauge

Pcv replacement

 

Should keep me going for a while, once i buy it all of course.

Yeh I keep reading about an 8bit swap, had to find a lot of info about ecu chips etc.

 

I find it odd though looking in the 1993 manual v`s the 1995 manual. Mines 95 and it has a signal from the boost sensor (under the nose panel) going to the ecu. The previous years ecu`s dont have this. So surely swapping to 8 bit is bad..?

 

JWT in the us will put in a daughter-board to enable chipping a 95+ ecu. I just don`t fancy sending my ecu on a 8000mile journey. Plus would they have knowledge of mapping it based on our fuels?

 

Not sure about a boost sensor under the nose panel tbh... you're prob best getting in touch with AndyP or John Dixon as I'm pretty sure they'd have a better idea than most - and can provide you with a chip to suit too!

repaint calipers

roll arches

paint roof bars/trim

fit oil pressure sender gauge unit/boost gauge

fit Buy gauge pod

replace lower uj knuckle

replace rear left wheel bearing

bolt on spacers

Bigger disc setup

bigger rear sway bar setup

delete hicas

chrome clock surround

info meter

water injection system

smic's

braided fuel line

Pour brake fluid on tracy's body work give it month then kill her.

boost controller

amz down pipes

hardpipes

Stillen front lip

tinted indicators

clear side repeaters

side skirts

99 spec rear spolier

respray where needed

racing seats

next year im fitting bigger tubs :D

oh and i need tax and mot now :(

 

That lot doesnt include things that need fixing.

I promised myself I wasn't going to spend any more money once I got it back, but it does need a few things which I plan to do.

 

Suspension work

Get it fine tunned and Mapped (depending on graphs from Dyno day).

Tidy up and repolish any of the engine bay bits that have been sitting around for 3 years.

Refurbish wheels

Upgrade brakes again (looking at 8 pots now) - more power = need better stopping

find and install amp so I can have my tunes back.

Fix traction control (think it just needs to be set up correctly)

Figure out why my remote start is not working.

Fit engine splash guards, get clock fixed, get working lighter (purely for sat nav charging)

Sort out under side of bonnet.

Refit all bling

Get it welded for mot, slight crack where aftermarket adjustable tension rods go

drive it, maybe clean it.........

Yeh I keep reading about an 8bit swap, had to find a lot of info about ecu chips etc.

 

I find it odd though looking in the 1993 manual v`s the 1995 manual. Mines 95 and it has a signal from the boost sensor (under the nose panel) going to the ecu. The previous years ecu`s dont have this. So surely swapping to 8 bit is bad..?

 

JWT in the us will put in a daughter-board to enable chipping a 95+ ecu. I just don`t fancy sending my ecu on a 8000mile journey. Plus would they have knowledge of mapping it based on our fuels?

 

Yep speak to AndyP, he does a postal service I do believe.

 

Things to do.

 

New cat back stainless exhaust.

Clear side repeaters.

 

Thats about it unless something nice turns up on ebay or in the forsale section.

 

Darrell

Z1 GT675RS Turbos

5 bolt Split downpipes

Z1 2.5" Test pipes

Wiesco 88mm forged pistons

Eagle forged rods

Mike Smith Performance cast manifolds

300 degree EGR removal kit

Doolz dual intake with JWT filters

Nismo 740cc Fuel Injectors

Greddy SMIC`s

Koyo Rad

AEM EMS

New 95+ engine loom

KYB adjustables and Eibachs

full camber correction kit

rear big brake conversion to match the fronts

Carbonetics clutch and lightweight flywheel

 

possibly cams as well

driving it hopefully

get it back on the road as the clutch has gone!

 

so the to do list while the box is out.

 

replace rear crank seal

lightweight fidanza flywheel

oem clutch

fit phnw decat pipes (finally)

z centre st/st mid section exhaust

tubular exhaust manifolds

chip the ecu for mods and uk fuel + remove limiter

fit HID's

Oh and convince a dear friend of mine to part with his 18" wheels LOL. (you know who you are MATE :wack::hyper:)

 

thats about it and the bank has kindly agreed the funds LOL

Yeh I keep reading about an 8bit swap, had to find a lot of info about ecu chips etc.

 

I find it odd though looking in the 1993 manual v`s the 1995 manual. Mines 95 and it has a signal from the boost sensor (under the nose panel) going to the ecu. The previous years ecu`s dont have this. So surely swapping to 8 bit is bad..?

 

JWT in the us will put in a daughter-board to enable chipping a 95+ ecu. I just don`t fancy sending my ecu on a 8000mile journey. Plus would they have knowledge of mapping it based on our fuels?

 

JWT_Inside.jpg

 

My '98 SWB ECU. Genuine JWT jobbie :)

JWT_Inside.jpg

 

My '98 SWB ECU. Genuine JWT jobbie :)

 

now void as the seals been broken on case:smash:

99spec bumper

tein coilovers

oil (engine gearbox) change

new TPS

PCV valves and pipes changed

new chip

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JWT_Inside.jpg

 

My '98 SWB ECU. Genuine JWT jobbie :)

 

 

So how did you go about getting that then? I did wonder of asking JWT if they would send the daughter board on its todd and i get some one to solder her in over here.

taking it off the road!

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