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Started school again so updates have been slow, but my boss and I started working on the exhaust Wednesday night after work. Got the flanges put on the drivers side manifolds and a collecter added, then called it quits for the night. I'm being a pain in the ass about it because I want the functionality of being able to pull everything out seperate and I want as much ground clearance as possible. Plus, theres not much room left under there for an exhaust lol. The drivers side floor doesn't have a cutout for the tubing like the passengers side does, so I'm planning on ovaling out a piece of 2.25" to run there. He's going to to come by Sunday to help finish it up.
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Made my upper radiator hose today and got an idea for the pressure cap.
Hose all made and marked for the new pressure cap.
Still room to remove the oil filter cap
I was planning on using a pressure cap setup from a Dadge Dakota, but I tried it out and there just wasn't enough room to fit it. I was checking for a coolant leak on a car at work yesterday though, and came up with my new idea. I went to Autozone and bought a Toyota cooling system pressure adaptor and cap (all they had), then cut the bottom part off the adaptor.
I need to drill a hole in my new line, then I'm going to weld this to it. And voilà, instant cooling system!Last edited by Byron; 07-24-2010, 11:53 PM.
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Originally posted by VTSOHCnon View PostWill the car be ready for the meet this Sunday?
Originally posted by skrapez View Post<3
Got a bunch of little shit done recently. Completely finished the manifolds, finished the booster linkage, finished 99% of the wiring, resealed and put new tires on two rf's and my driveshaft is done for the second time.
I found out that the pressure adaptor I got was aluminum (:facepalm: stupid me for not checking first), and therefore unable to be welded to the upper hose I made. So I welded a piece of pipe thread onto the hose and tapped the inside of the adaptor. Tried it in the car, but it was just too high and hit the hood. So I went to turn it down another half turn and the adaptor came apart in two pieces . It was glued together or something, and somehow held up to welding, tapping, pressure testing and other things before it came apart in my hands. So my boss went to work trying to make that work again for the rest of the day while I went back to the headers.
Didn't take many pictures because every time I'd go for the camera my boss would come up with some stupid remark lol.
Headers all done and painted. Other collecter was getting painted during the picture
Tires mounted. Shows off how lame et11 is on an e30 lol, I want to get spacers before the meet but it probably won't happen.
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