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and since I have no experience tig welding I let him have a go at it
still needs some more cleaning up. We learned two things welding it, first being the cast metal used seems to have other material in it making it very messy, second being that the hotter it got the worst it seemed to be. So there be some cleaning up, still undecided to leave it raw, polish, or powder coat it.
in the end the total cost of getting a hub that allows me to mount the steering wheel? $0... granted I own by friend a beer or two for helping me out.
i guess it was the dump after the cat that made me think it was cammed. it sounded like it had a nice lopey idle in the vid. havent heard a stock m30 sound like that.
Originally posted by Kielan
I've had a lot more fun in my Dad's Prius than I care to admit.
some of that is the head work causes the idle to be off. I idles at about 300-500rpm cold map and 1500-2300 warm. I plan on putting an adjustable fuel pressure regulator to fix it short term but a full stand alone would be the route to go if I didnt have other plans.
This makes me want to go back to bumperless soooooo bad. It's awesome! Are the e34 headlights sealed beams like the e28's? Also how did you fit the e34 rear bumper? There's tons in junkyard near me, thought about doing this myself.
This makes me want to go back to bumperless soooooo bad. It's awesome! Are the e34 headlights sealed beams like the e28's? Also how did you fit the e34 rear bumper? There's tons in junkyard near me, thought about doing this myself.
lucky for you I had the bumper off tonight, so here is a peek.
you need the e28 bumper shocks, e34 bumper w/brackets, and e34 bumper cover.
so I took the e34 bumper brackets and used washer as spacers to raise it up high
then you drill new holes to mount the bumper which required cutting the opening for it a bit more
then trim the bumper cover to fit and attach. Right now its attached to the bumper using the OEM clips and ziptied at the wheel wells.
and that's it.
other progress today was getting the air compressor moved to the garage, still need to wire it in but I'm glad to have it and should help a lot with making headway
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