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XR9UTE wrote: Tony made it Macca, I don't know what you call it. I suppose a bead roller? Can you ask if he knows what the tool is normally called, it looks like a bit of awesome workmanship.
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Got some more done.
Here's the mods I did to the pwr steer oil return feed. Normally it's a moulded in barb sticking out the back so I cut it off and sealed with a nut and bolt and put the new brass barb in the side. Had to make the stainless O2 bosses because the damn speed shop lied and sold me steel ones!? ****wits! Here's how the covers look after milling the extra lettering off and painting green. The pressure sensor for the new autometer oil pressure gauge. There happened to be a hole already tapped with the correct thread size by the previous owner. Front dress finished... |
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Age: 43 Posts: 58 Joined: 14th Feb 2006 Ride: EBXR8, AU 11 XR8 UTE, FG XR6 Location: Perth Wanneroo |
Looks good. When do you reckon you are going to start it up.
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Dunno Ash,
Still got lots to do but I'm hoping to a least start the engine next weekend but won't be any driving it, especially as it'll be open headers and i still have to sort the shifter setup for both trans and transfer box. |
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Age: 43 Posts: 58 Joined: 14th Feb 2006 Ride: EBXR8, AU 11 XR8 UTE, FG XR6 Location: Perth Wanneroo |
Will sound good with open headers.
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Agreed This is the fun bit driving to exhaust shop.
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Age: 43 Posts: 58 Joined: 14th Feb 2006 Ride: EBXR8, AU 11 XR8 UTE, FG XR6 Location: Perth Wanneroo |
And to give the neighbours the s***s aswell.
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Won't be driving to exhaust shop. I'll be making my own.
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XR9UTE wrote: Won't be driving to exhaust shop. I'll be making my own. In true style of course If you can make stainless headers for a windsor, the rest of the exhaust will be easy I'd imagine. Your work on this beasty is tops. Can't wait to start on mine. |
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Cheers bloke,
I hope to be building the exhaust at my mates place which is a little far away to drive without getting caught. I'll probably hang a coupla cats on the end of the collectors to act as mufflers so I can drive it there. I can't be bothered getting a trailer. Oh btw the idea is to build a twin 2 1/4" system with one of those dual in/out type centre mufflers. You can get em with a crossover inside too. I don't have the room for two of your typical style mufflers unless they are hotdog sized. |
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ASHEBXR8 wrote: And to give the neighbours the s***s aswell. Yeah I'm going to roll it a coupla doors down to the brethos at 6am and start it in their driveway |
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Age: 43 Posts: 58 Joined: 14th Feb 2006 Ride: EBXR8, AU 11 XR8 UTE, FG XR6 Location: Perth Wanneroo |
XR9UTE wrote: ASHEBXR8 wrote: And to give the neighbours the s***s aswell. Yeah I'm going to roll it a coupla doors down to the brethos at 6am and start it in their driveway Ha ha. |
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Sounds somewhat healthier then the original Rangie donk.
Good stuff. Done well.
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Age: 43 Posts: 58 Joined: 14th Feb 2006 Ride: EBXR8, AU 11 XR8 UTE, FG XR6 Location: Perth Wanneroo |
Good work.
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