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Cheers gents. Well, I think I need to speed it up a notch
So, here are a bunch of photos of me taking everything apart, and putting it back together with some mods
That is the "crack" which is not a crack at all.
And then
By this time Flickr just died so, stay tuned
i love EVERYTHING about this, the slant nose was cool, but the original look just suits it so much better. Weirdly enough im getting RWB vibes with the meisters. love it man! keep it up
Once again, cheers gents.
Let`s keep going, shall we?
While street tuning the car I thought, well, she`s drives good enough fot the street and it`s a time to dyno tune her. Got her to the dyno, obviously took a few pics. And started to tune. While doing so a bunch of smoke appeared from the engine. Oil smoke. When I walked around I found a puddle of oil under the back of the engine. So, the process has stopped. She was leaking oil since the day I had her, but since I`m driving I couldn`t see the amount of oil leaked. Oil gets to the exhaust and burns and the rest stays on the ground while I took off, so - the puddle on the dyno is bhad.
This was the time I had to open the engine, and, to be honest, I needed that excuse. We measured the power on the dyno on basically not tuned engine and the numbers were so low I couldn`t be bothered to remember at all.
So next - the rebuild.
All the pics either just before the rebuild or on the dyno.
G`day gents, I appreciate your positive feedback )
Well, after that sort of look one might start to think - this is a RACECAR with a billion horsepurs under the bonnet etc. But the real life is a bit ugly sometimes. The car used to have (spoiler alert!) old 3.0 ltr with K-Jetronic. Best days in her life she would be happy to have 180 hp. On the crank. Definitely not OMG situation.
So, after one of the rides the car died.
Something happened to a coil. Instead of just changing the coil and stick to the old school technologies I wanted to go serious. And to go serious with the engine at some stage I decided to start with the intake.
Quick google showed me a way - ITB`s!!!!
Considering a Porsche tax plug`n`play ITB`s cost an arm and a leg. So I googled a bit further and went with a DIY ITB`s.
Based on Triumph with adapters, manifolds etc I`ve built my own ITB kit.
It took a while to fix all the issues on the way but the final setup was rulled by EMS (ozzie made ECU, RIP) and I`ve started to tune it.
Before ITB conversion
After the conversion
And a couple of shots with new 964 styled mirrors while tuning
Cheers gents, I appreciate it, she`s far from perfect though
Well, I thought, teatray (aka whale tail but it`s wrong) wing\spoiler should be changed on to something more... Well, downforcey... So here we go - my all time favourite (almost the most favourite) tail - 3.8rs wing with carbon fibre blade.
Glad to see you still have this and are working on it. I love a slantnose but props to putting it back to the original look.
Cheers mate, seems like I`ve done everything to make her unsellable
So, where my party people at? It`s a rhetorical question, you`re all watching Mike`s lawn mover build aka Ferrari 308 (should be 244T now) Honda K whatever swap)
here is my first photoshoot after the re-conversion
Props to returning to your build thread after 6 years lol. Your car looks pretty dope!
haha I know right! Cheers mate )
Anyhow, the conversion "kit" is:
front quarter panels, front and rear bumper bars, side skirts aka rocker covers. Since I didn`t have original headlights had to make a pair myself. Using HID`s and clear glass and other stuff.
Maine goal was (is) to go lightweight. As much as I can without using roll cage (so, no fg or cf doors)
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