my family car, work horse etc
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
unless you hang it out the bumper lol but your not going to want to take it on a track
Re: my family car, work horse etc
as above duck tape will FIX anything!! fact
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
all fitted now. it was abit more of a bigger job then what i first thought, but got there in the end.
p.s am living up to the name of the forum
p.s am living up to the name of the forum
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
glad to of helped...a lil lol
looks good, hopefully this will aid the oil temp issue u was havin
looks good, hopefully this will aid the oil temp issue u was havin
MrGash- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
thought i would do a bit of a up date.
I fitted a new K&N filter with a cold air feed from the bumper, and a 6 speed conversion
I fitted a new K&N filter with a cold air feed from the bumper, and a 6 speed conversion
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Nice ian!
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6 speed sounds awesome!
john- Admin
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something new
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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its pretty much the same size as the one before, but this one has a billet core to :-)
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
Looks very nice Ian
john- Admin
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over the last couple of days, i have been doinf some heat wrapping. I have used magma wrap (same as dei titanium)
up pipe re-wrapped
up pipe re-wrapped
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Just had around 3.5 hours slog at wrapping the manifold. not to bad i think, its the first time i have wrapped one in about 4 or so years.
some pics are with the flash, so they look a little different.
first 2 pipes
the last 2
all most finished, as need to lock wire it all now. but the wrap is on so the hard part is out of the way!
some pics are with the flash, so they look a little different.
first 2 pipes
the last 2
all most finished, as need to lock wire it all now. but the wrap is on so the hard part is out of the way!
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Re: my family car, work horse etc
all locked wired up now.
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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next on the list of things to do, was to use the DEI turbo insulation kit.
I have the dei kit, and some dei heat tape.
I first used some magma exhaust wrap on the turbo elbow where it joins onto the down pipe, and the tan mat is from the dei turbo kit. I use some stainless locking wire to help hold it in place.
next was to stich the outer section of the kit with stainless cable ties. i also used a little heat tape on the edges to help them from coming undone.
the finished shot
all in all, i think it has worked well, and it covers more of the hot bits than a off the shelf turbo blanket would on this turbo.
I have the dei kit, and some dei heat tape.
I first used some magma exhaust wrap on the turbo elbow where it joins onto the down pipe, and the tan mat is from the dei turbo kit. I use some stainless locking wire to help hold it in place.
next was to stich the outer section of the kit with stainless cable ties. i also used a little heat tape on the edges to help them from coming undone.
the finished shot
all in all, i think it has worked well, and it covers more of the hot bits than a off the shelf turbo blanket would on this turbo.
IanJ- 1998cc 4 cylinder DOHC
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Looks like it should do the job . Where did you get the wrap? I need to really do mine
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