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I'm getting closer to the point when I will have to drop engine in. But before that I wanted to finish my heater/fresh air enclosure. First of all, I had to install coolant supply and return valves. [ATTACH=CONFIG]9537[/ATTACH] Then drilled holes and install rubber grommets and air supply duct connection. [ATTACH]9540[/ATTACH][ATTACH]9541[/ATTACH] Then it was time to run the wires and install the box [ATTACH]9542[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]9543[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]9544[/ATTACH] ...
My engine almost done, still missing some parts or have the parts but it doesn't fir and I need to exchange it. I really enjoying this engine build experience and my buddy suggested that get a used T5 transmission and rebuild it. Which sounds like great idea to me, in that case, every single bolt in the car will be tuned by me:) and I'm sure I will learn a lot about manual transmissions. So while I'm shopping for the transmission, here are some pictures of the engine that comes ...
Well they dropped the car off this afternoon. ;) and I have already started to work on it. I've been inventorying all afternoon and now I've taken off the shell. I'll post pics tomorrow.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]8822[/ATTACH] Well, just as I thought, the timing isn't bad for a start. It turned out to be about 10 degrees with the SPOUT disconnected (basic timing). So I will not make any changes until I have a chance to test dirve. Getting the cold air kit permanently installed was my next task. On the start up video it was sticking up in the air but I planned on running it through the hole in the passenger F panel to the wheel well as pictured. I decided on a recalibrated ...
Updated 04-12-2012 at 05:24 PM by skullandbones
Ok so I just called Stewart transport, and my car should be in next week. I am getting really excited now. This is my first entry, but I am sure that it will not be my last. I will keep everyone up to date with the build as much as I can.