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12th Mar 06 at 00:02

pics of my fannymould

SBD TypeC exhaust manifold.....

pic of the car..... lookin super gay.... :/

and one showing a slightly bent trumpet

need a new one

I'm a bit concerned at the fitment of the manifold..... from the pics fee sent me it looks like the manifold and exhaust flanges have been cut off and the two just welded together :S hmmmmmm
Not very ace if that is the case.... No pics above show this though.

oh.... and my spare engine

Thankyou to Fee for the shots as i havent seen the car with it fitted yet

bradfincham

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12th Mar 06 at 00:06

Looking awesome

Has this possibly been the longest build ever?

Is this the one that wallace built for you and you had problems or a new one?

Fee

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12th Mar 06 at 00:09

you're welcome

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12th Mar 06 at 00:09

the engine? car? manifold?

Manifold was build by BTB for SBD, fitted by wallace
Engine was built by AGRA, fitted by Lee Mitchell (after re-shell... green car had engine above, fitted by wallace)

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12th Mar 06 at 00:11

engine is still at the stage of ...... i dunno what going on with the latest map etc as i havent driven it/seen it since

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12th Mar 06 at 02:31

OE vs Jumbo SBD

JadeM

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12th Mar 06 at 02:44

Looks nice

CorsAsh

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12th Mar 06 at 02:55

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham
Has this possibly been the longest build ever?

I think that honour belongs to willay

broster

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12th Mar 06 at 11:41

manifold looks good, they dont have a flange on them tho, im pretty sure of that. who you getting to map it now since its down on power?

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12th Mar 06 at 20:04

as standard they dont come with a flange....

This had a flange mounted, and was all ceramic coated.....

now check it

wallace performance..... hmmm

Adam_B

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12th Mar 06 at 20:09

does your rocker breather not get clogged up with oil?

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12th Mar 06 at 20:14

havent investigated yet..... never before on the old engine...

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12th Mar 06 at 20:21

love the fact that if i want or need the exhaust off i need to remove my manifold.....

brilliant.

Mapping - fuck knows.... the car wont start at the moment

so first things first.

Tink the plugs may just be fouled from flooding the engine.... due to not so ideal cold start mapping (not checked the map.... so this is just my opinion)

willay

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12th Mar 06 at 20:22

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham
Has this possibly been the longest build ever?

I think that honour belongs to willay

1 year isnt that bad

[Edited on 12-03-2006 by willay]

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12th Mar 06 at 20:23

this is 3yrs if you actually count when it started i.e it was taken off the road in 2002/2003

willay

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12th Mar 06 at 20:26

i need to get some pipe off lee then I can do my exhaust, might drive it on the road this year

broster

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12th Mar 06 at 20:31

get it towed somewhere who will do a proper job adam..... its worth the expence IMO

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12th Mar 06 at 20:55

i'll get it started - just not home yet

resigned yesterday though

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12th Mar 06 at 21:02

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham

Has this possibly been the longest build ever?

lee mitchells takes that award i reckon

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12th Mar 06 at 21:03

quote:
Originally posted by AK
love the fact that if i want or need the exhaust off i need to remove my manifold.....

brilliant.

Mapping - fuck knows.... the car wont start at the moment so first things first.

Tink the plugs may just be fouled from flooding the engine.... due to not so ideal cold start mapping (not checked the map.... so this is just my opinion)

never easy is it with any car you've owned

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12th Mar 06 at 21:12

such is life

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12th Mar 06 at 21:13