jimmer

No Turbos for reliability,Bet thats well reliable now its been drag raced and had nitrous used in anger on it :wack:.Its hardly a sales ploy that.

A connects to c.B Should connect to the plastic inlet pipe for each turbo.

Fingers crossed for you mate :)

^^^totally agree. Leak down tests are way more accurate than compression tests and help to isolate the cause more effectively.As the old pistons have been re used it makes me doubt them.Im also not an advocate of lapped valves on engines with new rings or pistons.They will never seal good enough to withstand the higher combustion pressures.Especially the exhaust valves,They get such a hammering and the seats pit badly i dont see how you could ever lap one back in.The only cure i find is to have the seats and faces re cut.

You running stock pistons with new rings i take it,you inspect the old pistons carefully for cracks?

If it was big ends you almost certainly wouldnt notice it at tickover.By the sounds of it id say it was timing belt area,maybe a slack belt from a collapsed tensioner or similar.Dont panic yet bud im sure its not terminal.

What chip are you running that set up on?

Great minds and all that :D

Before i got my bearing puller i used a sharp chisel each side.This got my dads out years ago on his first zed without any damage.

Oh who let him on here again :nelson::D

Ok bud thats fair enough.Im running these and have fitted these for other people whilst rebuilding their engines and nobodys complained yet.THEY ARE EXACT AMS COPIES as ive seen both.Ive toasted mine whenever i can and i cant say they have let me down yet and my GT525 turbos do seem to spool better.

Dude these are exact copies,they have "AMS" cast into them ;).

Mines like clockwork when i get a chance to drive it.It should be really after the money its cost.Not much else left to change in the engine bay.

So the fact that a larger disc will absorb heat better and reduce fade and the other factor that the pads are gripping the disc further from its axis giving more effort also wont sway you then :rolleyes:.

So what your saying then is the thousands of people worldwide who fitted r33 and 350 discs with relocated stock calipers are mistaken then that their brake performance has improved dramatically ?

As Jeff states,nothing to lose as v6 engines camshafts can settle "off lobe" unlike 4 cylinder engines which will always keep a valve or valves open.so in theory it may have survived.

Mikey Beans not far from you.Im sure he could "work his magic" on it :mac1:

Jeff doesnt charge you for using his sofa does he,tight git :rofl: You could offer to mow the lawn or wash his car to get lodging cheaper.

Well matey knows something we dont obviously :rofl:

Well over priced maybe but getting bids of $45000 by the looks of it.Anything is only worth what someone is willing to pay.As long as peeps keeping saying that zeds dont fetch good money and are not worth much the e bay shitters changing hands for £1500 will drive down prices on the classier examples such as the ones owned by some members on here.

Yeh what would i know as tester :rolleyes:

Seconded :rofl::rofl: Tubs look complete shite imho.

A hole in a sill is only an MOT failure if its within 30cm of any seatbelt fixing or a seat with a seatbelt fixed to it or any suspension/subframe component.That would explain why the rear was repaired and the front hole left.

Leave the g/box in and drop the front crossmember to allow the sump past.When you lower the engine you can get your hands down the back to undo the four top bell housing bolts and release the earth strap and loom p clip.

Dont you just love cars like that.I could look at pictures like that all day long.I wouldnt want to road test that in case some knob hit it.Beautiful car.someones a very lucky guy to own that.And what an honour to get to work on it Jeff.Get some underside pics up tomorrow if you can bud.