e30mclow's e30 #14 - Now 1.5jz + 6 Speed
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i've been working on patching rust on my car for like 2 months now and you finish it in an afternoon. lol. it's always motivating to see people knock this shit out in an evening. -
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The exact same ones have been used and abused with far more power then mine, with no ill effects.
As for the clutch - I agree, which it why I installed it how I did.
It must be down to the Collins adapter kit and the shape of the conversion flywheel.
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Yummy



I recently fitted a 110amp Lexus SC400 alternator which solved a few little niggles I've been having.

This allowed me to run the car for 20 minutes while I played with the Apexi AFC and got the AFR sitting pretty.
The plan for the after work hours for this week is mainly repairing the aforementioned brake line. While moving the brake & fuel lines to where I can work on them, I decided to tackle the common rust spot beneath the accelerator pedal.
I didn't take photo before investigating, but this is what appeared once I started digging around the pedal area. Following removal of the undersealer, there was only one tool for it - the grinder.






I'll weld it in this weekend.
To aid the bleeding of the cooling system, seems as my rad sits relatively low (although I'm using the stock e30 reservoir), I've added a bleeder screw to the 1JZ water neck.

Exhaust parts are starting to arrive including stainless v-bands and flex pipes. I'm hoping to manage a 3" system, granted it'll sit a little low.
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Incorrect

Correct

With that flipped, it moved out the door for a wash




This allowed me to finally give this place a clean

But of course, you win some you lose some. My rear feed brake hard line must have corroded at one of the plastic clips, as it drip-drip-dripped the contents of the reservoir over night. Therefore, no driving vids as I wasn't in the mood for replacing/repairing the thing lolLeave a comment:
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It would be, but I must not have been thinking and my clutch disc is in bacwards. I'll need to flip it tomorrow, but should still be on track for some self-powered movement this weekend.
I have everything unbolted, I just need to lower the box tonight and fix my error.Leave a comment:



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