AndyGP

For me - I had to move the stock item so went for Aeroquip stuff anyway...

...But as above - he wont make parts for other hubs - you need to shop in the USA for that I am afraid matey.

Yes - I have nothing but good things to say regarding my dealings with Harry at Image - he is a top guy IMHO :smartass: He has made me two sets of wheels and we are now talking about my third set (WHICH ARE GONNA BE HUGE!!) Hope that helps.

Andy - was it a case of threading the cables up through whilst re-fitting the plenum - or just poking them in and fishing them out with a bit of bent wire [afterwards] kinda process? I would like to keep as much 'out of the way' as possible whilst fitting the upper plenum as there is a HIGH RISK of trapping a wire or something and then - decending into hellish diagnostics, leaks, blah blah - plenum off etc... :punk:

Not on this car yet - waiting for the JD chip to be delivered - but it has been tested to death on another car so I do not anticipate any unknown issues. But of course - there will be some ;-)) :sweatdrop::mellow::cool2:

...And I won't have room for the throttle cover (as we know it) - I will have to fab something I suspect.

...It currently looks like an explosion in a spaghetti factory - which makes me nervous!!

For the coilpack connectors yes I think so - should have plenty of room, for the injector connectors - I kinda have a crazy idea of making a polished distribution panel and using goosneck trunking if I have space - dunno yet - left side of brain is taking over ;-)

Ant - did you run your coil and injector connectors up from under the plenum?

Your welcome, go slow, take it easy - allow a whole day ;-)) That's usually how long a one hour job on a TT takes right lol.

Hopefully get this back together (actually on the car!) next week.... It's all very tight... Just got to get my finger out and polish that plenum...

or this: http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=2301016&forum=general&dtSearch=3 or this: http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=2187445&forum=general&dtSearch=2

# Daz - this should help a little matey: http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=technical&msg_id=821564&forum=technical&dtSearch=1 :smartass:

No idea now mate - suggest plan B would be to run the take-off back to the pot then - and see how that goes! ;-(

Thanks - currently a pair of R33's on ebay at around 50.00 squids...

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Well just in case I screwed up Ant - hang on with yours until I get back to you ;-)

Dumb question - but how many times did you have to turn the crank to get the marks to line up Jeff? Or have I missed something '-)

I checked the tolerances before I did this so should be ok, but I will double check it on the car again and drop you a confirmation photo ;-)

NO NO NO NO - HTC - HD2 IS the best phone in the world currently. Just stunning and fantastic to use in every way.

You need about 50cm of 15mm chrome pipe from your local heating/plumbers. You can usually buy half a length which is about 1.5M - but you might get lucky and get and odd end for a couple of squids. Half length is about 7-8 squids. Then some 8-10mm rubber o rings to float the 15 mm pipe - I found it worked best if you put the o-rings in the pipe and then slide it on. (You could also use old silicon that you could make thr right size to padd the pipe) The throttle pulley wheel is the one with the locking pin through it, and the 15mm pipe fits over this nicely, but you might have to get your angle grinder out and cut a grove so it sits flush over the pulley spindle/lock pin. Obviously don't cut them too long so that the whole thing gets tight, you only have one spring for the throttle return now so... (Not a problem as the spring's on each throttle body are very strong.) I used the bit of 15mm pipe left over to join 2 x 90degree 16mm connections for the IAA Valve Feed Pipe. 2 x MOCOL 90 degree 16mm red silicon at £7.00 each - job jobbed!

My tax bill was more than I expected - and my honey is an accountant ;-((

Smithy should make a kit for this ;-))

The Cable guide needed surgery as well.