I have 5 stud front hubs should you need them.
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I have 5 stud front hubs should you need them.
Cheers dude but I'm gettin some off Alan Sinnott at round 4 this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Newsome
Best of luck with it joe, nice new shoes:)
Small update
Fitted the coilovers and rear hubs. I'm missing some wheel studs for the front so the car is still beached on the trailer.
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I'm going to have to put this project on the long finger as iv a few other things that are more important that need sorting first.
is there such thing as things more important than drifting????Quote:
Originally Posted by pole drift
Time for an update, bank holiday Sunday instead of nursing a hangover or what not I decided to spend the day working on the car. I needed to change the starter motor as the old one was iffy!
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None of the motor factors in the area had any fuel line in stock but Gem is sorting me out there (cheers Gem)
Without the copper lines I wasn't going to be able to get her running but I did manage to get the engine, gearbox, driveshaft and diff fitted to the car and all bolted in.
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So that's the easy part done. I was going to fit the exhaust but I'm waiting for gaskets to arrive. Also guys as the car wasn't running it's a bit difficult to move the car on my own but these go-jacks make life so much easier!!
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Another day should see alot more of this completed. I still need to get fuel lines, brakelines and fittings, brake hoses, make up brackets to hold my FMIC (I can't weld so this will be difficult) and other little bits.
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Arrived in the garage at 11am, locked the gates at 22:15pm. Long fuckin day!!
I started fitting the fuel lines that I picked up from Gem during the week, but for some reason I couldn't get them in over the subframe, after a while of pricking about I figured it would be easier to drop the rear subframe, complete with diff, tyres etc all still fitted. I fitted the GTR fuel pump, fuel lines and plumed it into the engine.
Getting the rear subframe was a pain in the bollix!! The solid bushes made it so much more difficult to get it back in so I had to hammer it back in and then use the nuts to pull it fully into the car.
Next was to fit the engine loom and ecu, which was a piece of piss. When I turn the key iv dash lights, electric windows work, the fuel pump works and the engine turns over, but it won't start as iv to cut the battery tray out so I can mount the FMIC as the pipe needs to go through it so I'll be relocating the battery into the car.
There is another few bits needed to be done to the car before it's fully ready but I'm making progress everytime I work on the car. I'll be taking a break on this for a couple of weeks as I'm helping my girlfriends dad rebuild a vintage diesel engine that he first rebuilt 50 years ago.
Coming along nicely. Fair play. Should be nice when done
fair play joe your making handy progress
very nice:afro: