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Warren G
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23rd Jun 09 at 18:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

solid, will casue lots of vibrations?

and will feel everything, and prob make the welds crack?

can you not get rubber mounts??
andyc1234
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23rd Jun 09 at 18:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

dont see why its any different to normal solids. it does have rubber in it. used mini engine mount bushes.
andyc1234
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23rd Jun 09 at 18:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

its not as solid as it looks the engine dropped right down when it fell off the jack when i had the rear mount off before
swill_omnibus
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23rd Jun 09 at 23:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Where do you work?
andyc1234
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24th Jun 09 at 06:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

at a welding and fab place
john_c20xe
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quote:
Originally posted by andyc1234
at a welding and fab place


did you get on site training for that or learn before and get the job there?
seems a nice job
thecoolcorsaguy9
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your car is fooking mint, reckon it'll pull hard, keep up the great work m8!!!!
andyc1234
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quote:
Originally posted by andyc1234
at a welding and fab place


did you get on site training for that or learn before and get the job there?
seems a nice job

halfway through my 2 year course at the min. stuck on apprentice pay so thats why the cars taken so long but i get to make most of the bits i need anyway. plus my boss plays with kit cars on the side so i get some fun with them.
john_c20xe
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yeh im stuck on apprentice pay on my 3rd year of working for peugeot french shit!! not much going on for performance cars tho
john_c20xe
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what you got left on the wiring? just the crank sensor?
andyc1234
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thats the only one i dont know. going to try fit an x16 pulley and sensor tomorrow as it will make life easier setting the timing as the vxr one is inside the block
andyc1234
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28th Jun 09 at 19:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

had ecu plugged into laptop before having a look at things and messing wth settings but it scared me so i turned it off. loaded a map onto it for a z20let which shouldnt be too far off what i need. be better than a standard base map anyways
john_c20xe
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what are you going to mount the x16 sensor onto? make up a bracket?
andyc1234
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28th Jun 09 at 19:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

aye just make a little bracket. need to count the teeth on the sensor and work shit out for igniton timing so i dont want to get that wrong or pop
john_c20xe
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you will then need to knwo the 'airgap' distance on the x16xe between the sensor and the pickup will u not?
andyc1234
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28th Jun 09 at 19:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

just get it as close as possible really think its something like 1.5mm. Il just get feeler gauges on my mates x16 nova and set it to that see how it goes. Only other thing im stuck on is the out puts for idle control and boost but i can make it run without them il just pester broster to help me figure them out
john_c20xe
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hopefully you will haev it running soon then
corsagsigav
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looks like you aint gonna be long matey look forward to seeing this running i will soon be startin the engine on my
andyc1234
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happier than jacko in a primary school pics and explanation when i get home
Jakey
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swill_omnibus
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29th Jun 09 at 17:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

It all going well?
dan-sport
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quote:
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happier than jacko in a primary school pics and explanation when i get home


i don't want to see pictures why jacko would be happy in a primary school



should be good mate can't wait to see
andyc1234
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dont get too excited it doesnt run yet just sorted a few things that have been causing me major set backs.
john_c20xe
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made ya bracket yet?
andyc1234
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right here we go the original crank sensor has been causng me an arse as its inside the block so will be a pain for me to set the timing on the ecu plus i cant figure out the wiring for it.

original pulley without teeth for a sensor

x16 pulley with crank sensor teeth

only problem was it wouldnt go on due to the plastic cover behind it with a silly lip on it

bit of grinder action later and it looked like this.

much better.
pulley and cover now back on

need to re drill the pulley now so its sits 180 degrees to what it is now so i can mount the sensor at the front of the engine. just makes life easier as the alt is low down and theres no where to mount the sensor. got one ordered should have it with me tomorrow. then need to make a bracket for it.
also shoved the courtenay tb on. could do with a repaint though as it looks a bit shitty and i cant have that

a good nights work to be fair and i have pizza in the oven and a beer in the fridge so im a happy chappy.

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