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  • jntar
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    YAY It's running! Nice work so far dude.

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  • ccsdo5
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    They seem to be pretty aggressive, I did double check the timing of them though. Here's the data sheet from cat cams which is what VAC uses.



    I mean a 242 exhaust with 10mm of lift and 260 intake with 11mm of lift are definitely gnarlier that the OEM 255/255 with 9.7mm of lift. But I don't really know. The tune for the car is all sorts of wrong and just garbage I was in way over my head thinking I could tune the car with no past knowledge of tuning ect.

    I did put the OEM camshafts in the other night and now the car sounds like it might has a knock which is really a bummer I'm going to go look at it today and see what it sounds like with a stethoscope.

    I'm scurred of what I might hear :shock:

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  • wazzu70
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    The VAC cams would have to be really aggressive for them to be the issue which is unlikely. Double check they are timed correctly at TDC with the blocks.

    If the cams check out OK its probably a vacuum leak or your tune if its on the MS2

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  • ccsdo5
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    Injector Dynamics ID1000's for an sr20det I posted the part number for them somewhere as well

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  • econti
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    what injectors are they?

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  • ccsdo5
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    Alrighty so finally an update on this poop machine!

    Got my big boy injectors in the car


    I ended up getting a nardi wheel from a fellow R3v member. Oh and here is a cat..



    More importantly I finally got my Megasquirt 2 and have the car running on it (not well since I am still figuring out how to tune it correctly :( )







    And Here's a video of it running like complete dog poop



    Sorry for video taping it like a jabronie. But I've been having serious blow by issues with the car my thinking is that the VAC cams I put in are too gnarley for the lower rpm's like under 2000 and it is not letting the exhaust escape fast enough. So I put some OEM cams back in and I'm going to try an see what it does tonight / tomorrow. Hopefully it'll solve that issue, otherwise idk what I m going to do

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  • ccsdo5
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    Originally posted by varg View Post
    Coming along. How many/what kind of mufflers will you run? Mine is a little too loud and drones a bit with the straight through muffler I'm running, you've seen the video in my build thread.
    Yeah I saw / heard that. I have nothing but a 3" pipe going to a megan axle back from a 240sx. I'm waiting on a flange to finish the exhaust so I have no idea how it is going to sound. If need be I did leave enought space for me at add a muffler or resonator later.

    I got these yesterday though



    They are actually for a nissan Pulsar GTI-R which had a transversely mounted SR20det. The overall injector length, o-ring to o-ring length, and o-ring diameter is the same the only thing you'll need is an adapter to the ev1 styled connector.

    If anyone else is curious the part number for them is 1000.13.07.60.14.4

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  • varg
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    Coming along. How many/what kind of mufflers will you run? Mine is a little too loud and drones a bit with the straight through muffler I'm running, you've seen the video in my build thread.

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  • ccsdo5
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    So last week I started making my downpipe for the car. I really enjoy doing fabrication work now that I've been getting better and more comfortable with a welder. I just ended up mig welding it all pretty much.





    Don't mind the nasty ass engine bay or the wires everywhere. I will clean it up eventually... Also it's a pretty dang tight fit in there 3" pipe is right at home though on turbo cars :)



    mandatory cool welding picture. And yes that is a flex pipe that I added to the down pipe (trying to avoid some a problem somebody else had previous to me getting the manifold ) it sits along the firewall out of sight from the engine bay. I did have to bang the firewall in a little so I am able to fit the thing into the car but ehh whatever I already cut the battery tray anyway...

    Going to try and finish the rest of the exhaust this weekend and upcoming week. It definitely is more time consuming than it sounds lol or maybe I'm just lazy...

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  • ccsdo5
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    Got some stuff yesterday. :) Going to start making my downpipe and exhaust this weekend. Only down side is that where my car is only has a MIG welder and I would prefer to TIG it since I want to get better at that... So I'll just tack the whole thing and bring it over to my buddies to finish it up.

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  • Dj Buttchug
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    my parts on this car






    fck wit me.






    das it mane

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  • ccsdo5
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    Originally posted by varg View Post
    Gave up on building the MS yourself, huh?
    Yeah pretty much. I mean if I was able to run the tune from that chip for a little as I was making it I probably would've done it myself. But since that was a no go for me I'd rather just have it built. Plus I've been working at a steel shop in NJ recently and actually have a decent amount of extra money to justify me having someone else do it while still being able to pay for college. So win-win for me I guess.

    Originally posted by varg View Post
    I didn't have any problems with the clutch slave cylinder over-extending, and don't remember reading anything about that.
    I honestly don't remember where I saw it either, I could be mistaken and totally thinking of something else but ehh whatever I'm sure it'll be fine.

    Your car is coming along nicely though varg! I'm actually jealous at the moment on how well your car is running. I hope to be running running around 12-14psi by this summer I'm sure it feels awesome.

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  • varg
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    Gave up on building the MS yourself, huh?

    I didn't have any problems with the clutch slave cylinder over-extending, and don't remember reading anything about that.

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  • ccsdo5
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    Sooooooo I finished my brake lines and got them all bleed including the clutch slave cylinder as well. Kinda excited to see what the RX7 BBK will feel like especially since I also took the ABS out and just ran straight lines. I've never had fixed piston calipers before.

    Do any of you M42 dudes know if the slave cylinder for the getrag 240 transmission will have any problems with a M20 flywheel and clutch setup? I remember reading somewhere that it could over extend.. But I mean it works at the moment.



    I picked up some 16" BBS rep wheels for my car too a few weeks ago, funny haha is that the wheels are fake and aren't true two piece but the center caps are real But whatever they were pretty cheap and I partially traded an early model door for them that I had no use for. Plus the guy I bought them from was pretty cool I don't think he's on any of the forums but I might have him fabricate a roll bar for me since he was making one for his e30 anyway.

    I redid my intercooler piping and got myself a bypass valve to try and get jakes tune to work with my car but I had no luck getting it to work correctly :(

    So I've been talking to Todd at DTM on building a MS for my car. I think I'll be going with MS2V3.0 My biggest problem with jakes tune was still needing the AFM, so you best believe I'm going to go with a MAP sensor since it would be stupid not to. Todd also suggested going with some bigger injectors so I've been looking into getting some of these.



    Now what I really need to do is stop being a lazy SOB (loljk work and school just get in my way) and make it so I can drive my car...

    Need to
    - mock up and make a downpipe / exhaust still
    - setup my power steering stuff
    - install a vacuum distribution box to tidy things up
    - wiring my gauges and make a gauge pod for my radio location out of aluminum
    - get the car running on MS
    - Drive it


    I will be taking this turd drifting this year even if it means pulling this engine out and putting the other M42 I have sitting back in and just running stock until it blowsssssss up. April 17th is my goal. So we'll see what happens.

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  • ccsdo5
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    Originally posted by E30stan View Post
    Cool build. I got the same taco in black, you should check if you can get a new frame from toyota, I'm getting mine replaced in a few months ala toyota, $12,000 recall!
    I already tried to get a new frame, mine doesn't qualify because it isn't bad enough... :-( But Toyota did undercoat it and it's still guaranteed until like 2023 with unlimited miles so that truck will be with me for a while lol. My uncles tacoma got the recall though and he washes the frame now like once a week in the winter so I want to buy his when he decides to sell it..

    Regardless I finally got a round to putting everything back together on my engine after last time I made a really dumb mistake and caught a piece of aircraft cable between the HG and the head and it made a serious indent on the head causing coolant to get into the oil return. Got the head re machined and a new MLS HG. I must say the guy did an AWESOME job on it. This thing looks like a piece of art.



    I also finally got a round to talk to jakeb about a tune. He's the man! Was super helpful over our email conversation. From the looks of it I'll need to change up my intercooler piping and what not to see if his tun is going to work for me at least for a little while. He told me that it'll probably be super rich at idle since I am running a BOV not a bypass valve and I am pretty much losing metered air. So I don't know I will need to play around with it and see what it likes.



    This gt2871r is a whole lot bigger than that T25 I had in the the car the first time.... it also sounds AMAZING even just idling (or trying to idle lol). This car can't really seem to figure out if it likes jake's tune or not.... because sometime it'll start and idle totally fine, no check engine light or anything weird. Other times it will start idle between like 1000-2000 rpm and give me a check engine light (1215) which has something to do with the AFM I think. I haven't really looked it up or tried to resolve it yet. I also don't have a down pipe or O2 sensor in. So hopefully I can get that mocked up ASAP so I can put the oem O2 sensor in that jake's tune needs from my understanding, and hook my wideband up to see what the heck this thing is doing A/F wise. here is it idling all sorts of weird, when it idles like this it doesn't tend to stall itself unlike when I have a smooth idle.



    But yesterday I also finally did my rear wheel bearing and but my hub back on so I can put the car on the ground. FUN FACT: 325ix rear trailing arms are the same as 318/325's the hubs are totally different though, ask me how I know.... But the car looks so mean on the ground again!



    Look at dat camber^^ The ground control setup is sooo nice. I am extremely happy with my decision to buy them :D I totally need to buy myself a skid plate before I put this car on the road otherwise it is game out for that pan.



    Check out "straight" that intercooler is. I can't wait to get my enkei's back from my friend and put them on this hoe as well. Take note of that other car in the back taken apart. That was the "clean" e30 I got when I picked up both of these cars. That car is the biggest rust bucket I have even seen. the rear passenger side quarter panel had great stuff filled in then was filed away and bondo on top in order to fix the rust hole in it. I thought about selling the shell but it is just to far gone, it isn't straight and has a salvage title. So I am going to cut up the remaing good sections and sell them so they can save better e30's.



    Sorry for the potato quality of my cellphone pictures, I'll try to remember my dslr more, but I never think of taking picture while working on my car.

    The barn is the most anti-productive place ever. like you do one good thing then stupid stuff like this will happen. Clearly our friend Martin liked the barnout.



    Now the two turbo turds are just chilling until I get the chance to go work on mine some more at least. I still have A LOT of crap to do for this e30 but I'm pretty happy with my progress. I also finished winter break today so I probably won't be able to work on the car as much since school is in the way and take priority.



    Next on my To Do list involve:
    - Fixing rear brake lines / bleeding brakes and clutch
    - Change intercooler piping to try and make jake's tune work on my car
    - get a wastegate actuator and bracket for that turbo
    - make a downpipe / full exhaust
    - power steering stuff
    - get enkei's back and put tires on them.

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