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OILYpUBES
Come to find out, Lansing has there own little car forum kinda like kzoorice. Some dude is doing a build so I thought Id share.


engine with some accessories removed



an interesting mod that I might do smile.gif


the start of the removal

damn grease monkeys

out she comes



useless hunk of junk



look at this nasty engine bay... time to degrease it ...


It is a real pain in the ass to drag a picker with a motor and trans attached to it, over gravel smile.gif


Out of curiosity we decided to take a look at the clutch... keep in mind that this clutch has about 70k on it .

yuck

look how thin the disc is

but even more critical, the acutal disc was starting to break, this could have been a major problem, had it actually broken completely



Time to grab the built motor out of the basement...woo hooo


look at all that powdercoated goodness




Next we started transferring some of the older accessories on to the new engine, like the intake manifold, alternator etc



then the fun part started we decided that it was time to degree the cams...
finding TDC

The solid lifters on the intake and exhaust cam, so that we could set zero lash


and a shot of the dial indicator mounted on the cam cap, so we could determine lift


We ended up using the center line method for degreeing cams... our end result for the kelfords were 3.5 degrees advance on the exhaust side, with 0.5 degrees advance on the intake side..
timing accesories done, also shown in the pic below is the fluidmpr



next up we bolted all the accesories to the new shep trans


a shot of the quartermaster hydro TOB....No more slave cylinder and fork for me



flywheel torqued to 100 ftibs

and the twin disc installed


its getting late so lets drop this bitch in, notice the angle of attack smile.gif


and there she is , in her new home






here is a pic showing the powdercoated shifter linkage bracket with rusty shifter linkages smile.gif, you will also notice the rear motor mount bracket is powdercoated.


we then re routed the slave cylinder SS clutch line and attached it to the Hydro TOB...


and a picture where we left it last night... it is starting to look like my usual clusterf**k of an engine bay


Remember earlier this year when I bought the new Tial compressor cover.. well I had Rex polish old girl up
old vs new

rex being silly


however it didn't fit, so I am dealing with Tial right now, trying to come up with a solution.. I really think I just need to change the backing plate, and then I will be good to go
poor fitment picture




On to the the mock up pictures... I apologise if they are redundant , but I am a bit of a picture whore when it comes to this kind of stuff





the new Tial cover




the coated GT turbine housing


and checking out fitment with the radiator
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first up we had to drill the exhaust manifold for the EGT probe. I did not have balls big enough to make a hole in mani. So jeremy did this...
the runners were so thick probably 5mm if I was to guess, that it took him over an hour to punch through it.



I then made a bracket to hold my methanol pump and catch can system. Since the car no longer has a slave cylinder, I bolted it to the tranny where the slave cylinder used to be. Turned out decent.


whiteego
thats the homie warren with vida. good dude.
Simans82
QUOTE (whiteego @ Sep 14 2009, 01:40 PM) *
thats the homie warren with vida. good dude.


In regards to Warren; his cars are always built right. He does unbelievable work.
SpoolinSol
that hydraulic TOB is crazy, never seen anything like that before...
Thecman02
wow.... that's some $$$$.
evolution8
Good to see Warrens doing some nice upgrades!
Absinthminded
Ya, Warren does some great work. Lots of $$$ in parts there.
hollowellreid
Who has the other car in the garage? I'd be pissed to drop all that $$ on parts and have to work in the driveway and dirt.
SPOOLD
the red 1g is his his gst. topmount 42r drag car. the green gsx is his buddy (the white guy) in the pics.

warren indeed does great work and is a really cool guy. he's been slowly building that motor since some time last year i believe. good to see he's finally getting to put it in.
DSM Loki
QUOTE (hollowellreid @ Sep 14 2009, 08:45 PM) *
Who has the other car in the garage? I'd be pissed to drop all that $ on parts and have to work in the driveway and dirt.


Relax, the 1ga has much more $ into parts...
Goldmember
Mmmmm, gorgeous car.
Travis
damn, look purdy!!!
Simans82
QUOTE (antilag_200;2843653)
Good Morning,

So I have been driving the car around, I have about 130 miles on her now. It sounds, and reacts completely different than the previous set up.
It is one of hardest things for me, to keep my foot out of it. but I am trying my hardest to show some restraint.

Besides the pesky oil leak at the pan, which is minor , here are some pictures with everything completed





P.s the bumper is back on the car . I also took the car to a local car show, where I took Ist place in my class ... WOOOT...I think I am doing something right, when I beat out a 1986 Ferrari Tesstarossa (sp)

and a little video of what the cams sound like at idle smile.gif

OILYpUBES
the lope of a cammed evo sounds pretty pussy like
Travis
All that work and shiny stuff 'n didn't replace the nuts for the turbo manifold. sigh
jErk
looks good
ohsoslow
QUOTE (SpoolinSol @ Sep 14 2009, 05:12 PM) *
that hydraulic TOB is crazy, never seen anything like that before...

ford used that set up in their light duty trucks in the 90's
SpoolinSol
QUOTE (ohsoslow @ Oct 5 2009, 12:03 PM) *
ford used that set up in their light duty trucks in the 90's

no shit. learn somethin new everyday smile.gif
Taris_Blue
QUOTE (SpoolinSol @ Oct 5 2009, 12:52 PM) *
no shit. learn somethin new everyday smile.gif


GM Quad 4 as well...I think its a terrible idea personally...if you have a hydraulic failure linked to the hydroTOB you have to pull the trans to fix it...a slave is a MUCH easier replacement...maybe the theory is that the hydro TOB are better designed and do not fail as often, but I still hate the idea.
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