Everything posted by SY__GT
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update on my swb restoration
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Reverse sump?
Cool, hop it goes well: Look here for some info, it's an S13 but should be the same mounting. Think the guys who had it are still about on the forum somewhere too if you needed to contact them: http://www.driftworks.com/forum/drift-car-projects-builds/83839-touge-heroes-s13-vg30-night-runner-project-5.html
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Reverse sump?
Is that an S14? Controversial mod that, I'd of stuck with the SR.........bet you've heard that a million times.
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changing interior parts
oooh don't forget that Z door locks are integrated into the handle design so preferably a handle with similiar concept and get the actuators that go with the locks for the new handle.
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changing interior parts
I think you'll have to list the examples from what car you've seen with regards fitment advice. I would say those three parts you list would be fairly easy to change just requires some fabrication skill and knowledge. Not convinced it'd be worth the effort but hey I'm a function over form kinda guy. Good luck
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Catch tank, plumbing diagram. Whos got the know how?
How did this whole catch tank setup work out for you jimmytt, still going good?
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update on my swb restoration
I haven't forgotten about this!:biggrin:
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big thanks
I don't know what it looks like.:smartass:
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been working on a little mod
Got round to installin this yet? Looks awesome!
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Unusual bodykit zed and clutch issue
Thats nuts! Has it got a lot more powers than standard?...or just big misuse
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Uprated fuel pump.
I think the standard one is good for up to 500ish?
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Why oh Why.............
As Above? LOL! My daily is a BMW....but hate Audi's they're nasty
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Did zelda get ugly???
I'm confused. Is Jays and 'Zelda' the same car? If so why is there talk of £15K it's under 5K?
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LWB to SWB leather armrest mod !
Cool, good work. Always a nightmare trying to find SWB parts!
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Who has the widest wheels front and rear?
9.5" ET20 all round, required some rolling to front and rear
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My Smokey Zed Videos
It can be done with the engine in, there's a thread somewhere on here debating if it is better to do it the hard way with the engine in and not disturb a working engine or if it is better to take the engine out and do it...the majority of people drop the engine especially if it is the right hand turbo as it is harder to do with it in....dig the thread up and have a read
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ahh bugger - plus what to delete
I had the same trouble with my tubs aswell, absolute knightmare! I had 4 tubs, two of which were knackered and the other two which I managed to snap the bolts off in them. I tried all the drilling, stud extracting stuff but just ended up snapping bits and stud extractors and making it worse! Had to swap the exhaust housings off in the end, Not bothering with studs in turbos again! lol
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update on my swb restoration
Updates? Lovin the work so far
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Driftworks HICAS KIT
No, I bought mine secondhand so didn't have the choice. Reading this thread is the first I've known of the thinner nuts. I'm able to modify mine, it's just at the bottom of a long list at the moment!
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Driftworks HICAS KIT
I found the same, car feels good with it fitted but proper adjustment is not really possible due to the length not being correct for a Z32....I'll sort it at some point. The reason is that the toe arms are driftworks' generic 200sx or R32 parts I'm not sure which.
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new windscreen cost
Which company was that £165 quote with?
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Rules are Rules
As above, missed lots of parts due to a 'someone PM'd me first' affair, as Hollowpoint says above, it's merely an 'oh well' event. Things move fast on this forum! another will come up
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Rules are Rules
It says they're just tips and guidelines, this is the only site I know of where most people (including me) adhere to a 'dibs' system as opposed to a 'cash in hand first' system! lol
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And finally, it's back on the road!
Good stuff, been following most of your work threads on it...glad it's turned good. Reminded me of how good I felt after I got mine back on the road.
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1000 bhp ferrari speeding in london
Massive lol at the 'narrowly avoids colliding head-on with a bus while overtaking a MINI.' These safety people do like to stir things up and invent a bit of dramatical fiction now and then. But yes bit of a nob.