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ok
here is my latest mod in progress. i aquired a pair of siera cosworth vents. i gave them a few coats of undercoat and a light coat of gold to match the bonnet.. hopefully we will have some sun light tomorrow so i can finish the paint off.. then the scary part is having to cut the bonnet out to fit them here are a few pics of then just sitting on the bonnet.. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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The vents will look great... but you really should store that bonnet and get an EB one cut and painted up.
Also wheres the ef/el fuel flap doco? :p |
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hey troy bring them in alittle and sit them on the crease line but apart from that very nice
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{USERNAME} wrote: wheres the ef/el fuel flap doco? :p
ok this is how to put metal ef door flap onto a ea/ed.this was done a few months back but i havnt fitted it as the paint i had didnt match.. to do this you must have the remote fuel door release.. first you need the plastic ea fuel flap to get the hinge from. you can do this by prying the plastic near the hinge which pretty much breaks the plastic. see pic 1.. and you can then pull the hinge out. then you need the ef fuel door and you need to open the rolled metal where the ef hinge pin sits with a screw driver to remove the hinge pin.. see pic 2..(i lost the original pic so i re used the after pic) the ea hinge removed see pic 3 once the pin is removed you now can fit the body side of the hinge from the ea into the ef fuel door by pushing the lower side of the hinge into the lower part first and then push the top into the part that has been open with the screw driver i had to fit a small washer to the top of the hinge to shim the door up for good alignment on the hinge and close the metal around the pin with long nose pliers.see pic 4.. once this is done you need to straighten out the latch a bit and you also need to re drill a hole for the remote release pin..see pic 5 there may be a bit of adjusting to get it to fit right and latch properly.. there are a few others that i know have done the same mod with slightly different methods but still got the same results.. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Last edited by TROYMAN on Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:21 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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TROYMAN |
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and finally fitted to the car..
i have removed it from the car untill i get a better paint match lol You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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Nice work Troyman.
The vents look great and will suit the car nicely. And thanks for doing the doco on the fuel flap mod. Save me from having to do it now, phew! Cheers BenJ
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TROYMAN |
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no probs..
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TROYMAN |
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ok i got busy this afternoon on the cosworth vents and made a template and measured and marked the spots to cut.
i only had enough time to cut one side lol. so ive been driving around tonight with a square hole in my bonnet.. this is as far as i got.. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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BenJ |
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Hey Troyman
I think these vents will really work well with your car and the overall theme. I still say you should mod the airbox lid top to let some cool air in. BenJ
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TROYMAN |
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you got me thinking now ben.
i may mod a spare lid to see what happens.. i was just thinking even with the vent louvers on the vent facing rearward it mite be benificial as i have my custom home made cai catching air from underneath and flowing into the bottom of the airbox and what the engine doesnt suck in will flow out the top of the vent keeping a constant cool airflow? |
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BenJ |
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Hey Troyman
Hmmmmm I had forgotten about your CAI setup. Seeing as you have that ramming cold air in from the bottom, I would then suggest that you leave the top alone. With an open top lid, the air would just pass through, rather than sit there as a low pressure reservior. The only way to test it is as you have suggested, and try a spare lid. Then measure the air temp both ways, and use seat of your pants feel as well. Cheers BenJ
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TROYMAN |
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here are todays pics..
the vents are in. now i just got to wait for the sikaflex to dry. building blocks anyone You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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BenJ |
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LOL
Nice work. Shame the weather isn't being helpful. BenJ
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Those vents look great! nice work!
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{USERNAME} wrote: Those vents look great! nice work!
thanks mate.. actually this next mod was re-inspired by you. while waiting for the sikaflexed vents to dry i decided to take on another easy and cheap mod. originally i wanted to use the ef indicator/wiper set up on the ea but found the mounting was different..so i temporarly gave up.lol so after reading pimp_ltds thread i realised it was easy to do. and it re-enspired me lol here are some pics.. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. |
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