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So what did you do to your car today?

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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 28, 2009 11:16AM
This


Thanks john

that is all

bwa ha ha ha <---evil computer laugh



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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 28, 2009 11:20AM
this weekend we were able to pull the trans from the car to take care of our VSS issue.

pulled all the susp, cleaned, adjusted and reinstalled for tarmac, RTN.

dyno'd and tuned it. 183whp/207wtq on 93!

reinstalled the center console and HVAC bits.

i think thats it for this weekend. Next weekend we crack open the trans to find out what happened and inspect everything else.

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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 28, 2009 03:00PM
slidewayswrx Wrote:
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> This
>
>
> Thanks john
>
> that is all
>
> bwa ha ha ha <---evil computer laugh

Whats up with your caliper? Is it not on all the way, or are those not the discs you're gonna use?
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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 28, 2009 03:11PM
Carl S Wrote:
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> slidewayswrx Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This
> >
> >
> > Thanks john
> >
> > that is all
> >
> > bwa ha ha ha <---evil computer laugh
>
> Whats up with your caliper? Is it not on all the
> way, or are those not the discs you're gonna
> use?
>

The caliper is just resting there modeling for the photo shoot. Waiting for the adapter brackets to get here to button it all up. Just saw the ups man drop off a package at my neighbors and drive off. boo.

Rx-7 calipers and 11.25" 740T rotors




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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 28, 2009 03:15PM
slidewayswrx Wrote:
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> Carl S Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > slidewayswrx Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > This
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks john
> > >
> > > that is all
> > >
> > > bwa ha ha ha <---evil computer laugh
> >
> > Whats up with your caliper? Is it not on all
> the
> > way, or are those not the discs you're gonna
> > use?
> >
>
> The caliper is just resting there modeling for the
> photo shoot. Waiting for the adapter brackets to
> get here to button it all up. Just saw the ups
> man drop off a package at my neighbors and drive
> off. boo.
>
> Rx-7 calipers and 11.25" 740T rotors

Shit i knew there was supin I forgot when i mailing Dave Amor's, Martin Walter's, and Finland boy Aleksi Talzi's stuff yesterday.

In the mail today---OK!
>






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Re: Tires & Wheels look good Ted!
April 29, 2009 01:27PM
No worries David

I find it mildly amusing that the rule change is probably the direct result of my future co-driver's actions on the rules committee smiling smiley

I've already told him I own a label-maker and know how to use it...

I should have read the new book, the old rules were whacko and needed to be changed, CARS was the last sanctioning body still allowing stock seats.

It'll go nicely in the track/rallycross VTEC Mini Moke.

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Re: Tires & Wheels look good Ted!
April 29, 2009 01:35PM
Ted Andkilde Wrote:
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> No worries David
>
> I find it mildly amusing that the rule change is
> probably the direct result of my future
> co-driver's actions on the rules committee

I'm not on the rules committee.
(although I may not be your future co-driver either :-) )




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Re: Tires & Wheels look good Ted!
April 29, 2009 02:03PM
OK, how about "in the vicinity" of the rules committee smiling smiley

I may never get the car finished before we're both cruising around the retirement community on walkers at the rate I'm going -- so the co-driving may be moot for a multitude of reasons <g>.

t



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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 29, 2009 05:30PM

At Olympus, I spoke to Peter Van Bogart about getting the car in for a cage. However, when I got home from Olympus I found out that my employer is being purchased and now I am thinking that maybe I should wait and hold on to my money until after the acquisition goes through and I know whether I still have a (paying) job.

Pulled the radiator. For a 34-year-old British part, it looks pretty good. Gotta find a new, local radiator shop since the one that I normally use has gone under.

Still too busy with work to climb under the car to finish pulling the gearbox so I can free up the clutch.

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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 29, 2009 06:42PM
Last night @ Salta: Got ej205 heads back after being decked 40/1000ths. Lapped valves, installed new valve stem seals. Converting to shimless buckets tomorrow night. Once the heads are done, it'll be time to assemble the bottom end:ej257 block bored to 100mm, 8.2:1 cp pistons, eagle rods, cosworth main and rod bearings, cosworth high flow oil pump, cosworth .7mm headgaskets, arp head studs...Hoping to be ready for first hillclimb event on may 9/10.
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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 29, 2009 10:00PM
40/1000ths is usually expressed as .040

I walked by my car today on my way to work this morning.



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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 30, 2009 10:03AM
I rolled a 71 Datsun 510 into the garage beside the Colt.

It's an L20 that lost oil pressure.

So... did squat on the Colt, other than bring her a new friend to spend lonely nights with.

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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 30, 2009 10:14AM
Ted Andkilde Wrote:
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> Mounted up 4 tires for the Mini to start mocking
> up suspension stuff with. Wee little things,
> compared with stock size 15" snows from the
> galant.

What size tires are those and what are they?

I would like to run 13" wheels on the TR7, but there isn't a lot of choice in 13" rally tires.

alan

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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 30, 2009 11:55AM
Checked the breather. Not nearly as much blow by as I was expecting.
Tonight going to install the new tubular exhaust manifold and pull the air filter to clean it. Might drop the skid plate so I can change the oil before the hill climb next weekend.



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Re: So what did you do to your car today?
April 30, 2009 11:56AM
I did some more work on my rally car last night. (I scanned Craigslist, Kijiji and IPD Classifieds for the ever elusive 'perfect body, destroyed interior' shell.)



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