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  • ba114
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    The factory pcv/ccv system is actually quite good for OBD2 vehicles. Just more annoying to maintain than just thowing in a catch can.

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  • Metallated
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    Originally posted by wworm View Post
    Any particular reason you're running the OEM CCV rather than an aftermarket catch can?
    Just for simplicity and reliability right now, I just want to get the car driving. I'm likely to switch to a different system if it burns oil.

    Originally posted by TFJR View Post
    Did you paint your interior or just swap parts from the S52 Calypso car?
    This interior is from the calypso car. I've never seen a painted interior turn out even half as good as factory leather.

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  • TFJR
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    Did you paint your interior or just swap parts from the S52 Calypso car?

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  • wworm
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    Any particular reason you're running the OEM CCV rather than an aftermarket catch can?

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  • Metallated
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    Getting really close now

    Got the front end together so the car is looking cleaner.



    Sorted out the cooling system, and started trying to organize the wiring:



    Also blacked out the interior with the help of Alpha Team

    Before:



    After (yes the seat is backwards):



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  • Metallated
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    Originally posted by spiDmang View Post
    Nice work, Zephyr!
    Thanks man.

    Definitely wouldn't have gotten this far without all your help and parts ;)

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  • spiDmang
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    Nice work, Zephyr!

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  • Metallated
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    Looks great, thank you for helping me sort out the obd2 ccv system, I'm jealous of your fab skills.

    Big thanks to Habla as well for helping me source the last bits for my m50 manifold conversion.

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  • NufnSus
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    Originally posted by Metallated View Post
    Ended up moving it onto a cart made by Adam.Nonnis which worked great to wheel the engine out to the car:

    The essence of a DIY swap in one picture

    Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

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  • Metallated
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    Spent pretty much the entire last 2 days working on the car.. hoping to get it running real soon.

    Grabbed a cleaner hood from my parts car, and I also got some ronal ls's to replace the euro weaves a while ago:



    Also figured out my shift linkage, got a shorter throw with the 328 shifter. The joint was super worn and grooved, but I sanded it down pretty good, up to 2000 grit, and it rotates much smoother. Before:



    After:



    I really didn't feel like loosening the trans and engine mounts to get the b*tch pin in, so instead I just bolted the arm to the transmission... I think it will work perfectly fine and I'm honestly not sure why they didn;t do this from the factory, maybe I'm missing something.



    Whoever owned the car before me had a 1JZ in it, which actually got stolen and the motor ripped out of it, with a lot of stuff being ripped and destroyed in the process, so I installed some not mangled heater core pipes:

    Last edited by Metallated; 02-25-2018, 01:43 AM.

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  • Metallated
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    Got the driveshaft sorted with the e30 csb this weekend. Next steps are bolting on all the accessories and installing the harness.

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  • Metallated
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    Originally posted by TFJR View Post
    Awesome progress! It was nice we got a day of uninterrupted sun yesterday. You'll have to take me for a spin once shes up and running. Congrats
    Originally posted by AWDBOB View Post
    Great progress- I'm excited to see this thing buttoned up!
    Thanks guys!

    Currently trying to get the motor mounts properly aligned. I'm searching for a manual transmission crossmember and a 328i clutch slave cylinder.

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  • AWDBOB
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    Great progress- I'm excited to see this thing buttoned up!

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  • TFJR
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    Awesome progress! It was nice we got a day of uninterrupted sun yesterday. You'll have to take me for a spin once shes up and running. Congrats

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