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So what have you done to your car today?

Started by Loo-knee, 28 April 2011, 21:20:22

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chrisgixer

Quote from: TheBoy on 15 September 2014, 18:59:09
Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 September 2014, 18:41:57
Oh he's talking riddles again. Whatever.... ;D :P
The RTs went on the back, just to clarify for the Reading contingent....

Right so tight arse skimped rather than fit a full set. Gotcha ::)

05omegav6

In no particular order...

Removed the last of the mildew.
Flattened the battery.
Fitted an estate aerial and loom, just need to chase the phone aerial to the head unit from the kick panel.
Which reminds me, I need to check the continuity of the aerial power from the drivers kick panel to the headunit...
GPS loom attached to the aerial loom has been filed away behind the osr seat bolster. Gives the option of later fitting an NCDC unit in a nice neat fashion...
Whipped the cruise stalk from the estate and fitted that whilst the steering wheel cowl was off.
CCRT and display fitted, just need to swap the battery to see if it the phone works as it should...

Big thanks to TB for his distance assistance with the electrickery :y turns out the issue was simply me being retarded ::) ;D

TheBoy

Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 September 2014, 20:16:04
Quote from: TheBoy on 15 September 2014, 18:59:09
Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 September 2014, 18:41:57
Oh he's talking riddles again. Whatever.... ;D :P
The RTs went on the back, just to clarify for the Reading contingent....

Right so tight arse skimped rather than fit a full set. Gotcha ::)
Aye, I can make tunnie look frivolous ;D

Its been a heavy couple of months  :-[
Grumpy old man

andyc

 Fitted new water pump and belt kit on the Astra. Built the inlet Manifold for the Manta with all nice new cad plated parts.
Iceni Automotive. Classic Vauxhall/Opel Specialist. Service, Repairs, Restoration
Thetford. Norfolk

cem_devecioglu

#8674
Quote from: cem on 20 July 2014, 10:21:10














clit now running.. :)   although engine now needs some small paint jobs.. at first it was at 1 bar turbo pressure.. but later with a new waste gate dropped the pressure to 0.65 cont peak 0.8..
surprising some sport cars on the road ;D   fuel consumption not changed unless I hammer it










05omegav6

Only the French could make the gearlinkage the lowest point of the car ;D

Alot of effort for a wwd 900kg shopping trolley :-\ Busy bee though :y

cem_devecioglu

Quote from: Doesn't play well with others... on 15 September 2014, 23:46:34
1. Only the French could make the gearlinkage the lowest point of the car ;D

2. Alot of effort for a wwd 900kg shopping trolley :-\ Busy bee though :y


1. yep.. when there is thick compacted snow it causes/caused trouble


2. the reason for that effort is its weight.. easy to accelerate and can easily pass from gaps :)


engine is stock.. map is stock ..  bigger injectors , adjustable fuel pressure regulator and a garret 2052 (different wastegate) .. audi blow off etc etc..

omega3000

Quote from: cem on 16 September 2014, 00:12:02
Quote from: Doesn't play well with others... on 15 September 2014, 23:46:34
1. Only the French could make the gearlinkage the lowest point of the car ;D

2. Alot of effort for a wwd 900kg shopping trolley :-\ Busy bee though :y


1. yep.. when there is thick compacted snow it causes/caused trouble


2. the reason for that effort is its weight.. easy to accelerate and can easily pass from gaps :)


engine is stock.. map is stock ..  bigger injectors , adjustable fuel pressure regulator and a garret 2052 (different wastegate) .. audi blow off etc etc..

Cem must have been on holiday for a few weeks and got bored  :o Thats a lot of work done on clit  :y

cem_devecioglu

#8678
Quote from: Emd on 16 September 2014, 16:17:17
Quote from: cem on 16 September 2014, 00:12:02
Quote from: Doesn't play well with others... on 15 September 2014, 23:46:34
1. Only the French could make the gearlinkage the lowest point of the car ;D

2. Alot of effort for a wwd 900kg shopping trolley :-\ Busy bee though :y


1. yep.. when there is thick compacted snow it causes/caused trouble


2. the reason for that effort is its weight.. easy to accelerate and can easily pass from gaps :)


engine is stock.. map is stock ..  bigger injectors , adjustable fuel pressure regulator and a garret 2052 (different wastegate) .. audi blow off etc etc..

Cem must have been on holiday for a few weeks and got bored  :o Thats a lot of work done on clit  :y




yep.. actually the prep started from april.. than gave a break.. then started again on june 20.. but there were a lot of breaks   even testing  limits of my patience >:(



when converting an athmospheric car to forced induction, there are many choices, many parts on a wide variety build quality and cost.. and their compatibility.. and you have to redesign some parts/components from scratch :-\  also some requires trial and error :-X




but most funny part was to see some mod shops offering to buy a turbo like vegetables from the market ;D


it requires calculation and review of turbo spec charts ???  so I learned to use them ..

Shackeng

Had the AC vac checked and topped up after fitting the new condenser and low & high pressure valves on the TD. No leaks, cold air, and only £35. :y :y :y

minifreek

Not today but on Tuesday :)

Fitted lowered suspension all round on Bilstein shockers and Apex springs.... :) no longer feels like Im driving a boat LOL

Starting to come back to me how to avoid speed bumps ...... and where they're located....



Repaired (ish) both rear arches, should be good for a few more miles I reckon :)
D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F...

VXL V6

Quote from: minifreek on 17 September 2014, 16:04:03
Not today but on Tuesday :)

Fitted lowered suspension all round on Bilstein shockers and Apex springs.... :) no longer feels like Im driving a boat LOL

Starting to come back to me how to avoid speed bumps ...... and where they're located....



Repaired (ish) both rear arches, should be good for a few more miles I reckon :)

;D  :y

I know that feeling! Not sure people behind have much patience though  :-\

05omegav6

Got just over 600 miles from 76 litres of diesel 8) and probably annoyed lots of people in the process ;D

Doesn't like being forced into top below 44 mph though ::)

plym ian

Fitted a new cam sensor as the FAE one the previous owner had fitted was giving up.

Yes it is genuine before you lot start £60 inc vat and delivered from vauxhall.

cheers to philrich for the contact :y

aaronjb

Quote from: VXL V6 on 17 September 2014, 16:57:29
Quote from: minifreek on 17 September 2014, 16:04:03
Not today but on Tuesday :)

Fitted lowered suspension all round on Bilstein shockers and Apex springs.... :) no longer feels like Im driving a boat LOL

Starting to come back to me how to avoid speed bumps ...... and where they're located....



Repaired (ish) both rear arches, should be good for a few more miles I reckon :)

;D  :y

I know that feeling! Not sure people behind have much patience though  :-\

I got beeped at going into Oxford services on the M40 the other day as the fella behind clearly thought I was going over the (fairly enormous) speed humps too slowly..

.. he then spent his time trying to overtake me in the carpark  ::) so I made the M3 very wide indeed..