My r33 road car.

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Originally Posted by Mx5markey

Parted out

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still better then your mx5

Ciaran hit a bit of a speedbump with the wiring, he had it all done and ready to fire up, but the coils were getting no power. After inspection came about that it was an auto Ecu. We reckon the Ecu was looking for the car to be in P or N on an auto box so it wouldn't start. Another problem he saw coming up would be the abs unit is inside the neo Ecu, which could cause problems as my car hasn't got abs. So the solution was to get a r33 rb25det s2 Ecu and loom, which Rory supplied me with the following day! All that will need changing really is the pin outs for top feed injectors on the neo. Fingers crossed this is it!!! [IMG]http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3....jpeg~original[/IMG]

Exciting update, well for me anyway. The car is running!!

Happy days Tom

Cheers eoin! Fairly big deal for me bein my first project and all! Just a few bits left until I get it home and stick all the parts on!

Great to hear dude

Sweet! Looking forward to seeing this on the tar man, good job!

Cheers lads! Should be at the next auto heroes! Might not be on track but it'll be there regardless! Felt like the day would never come that it would start!

Small update, mx5markey made me these stickers, love them![IMG]http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...t.jpg~original[/IMG]

The car is finally back on the road!!!
Ciaran Gem Synnott did great work on the car so many thanks to him! The engine is running sweet as a nut and everything else is perfect too. Its boosting at .7 now and it feels great. The only thing thats on my list to change is the welded diff to an lsd, the wheel hopping when I'm parking is a tad annoying! It really transformed the car and I couldn't be happier! I'm also glad too say I am now finished with making changes too the car (bar the diff) until I finish college next year. It had been a long, stressful journey, but 100% worth it. I'll throw the kit and everything on at the weekend and get photo's up then.