NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
That's exactly how i would want mine mounted.
Great work!!
Maybe you 2 could team up together!
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Great work!!
Maybe you 2 could team up together!
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
plohl wrote:What finish did you use? looks pretty mad.
Looks flocked.
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
wow, they look really good, nice work.
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Thanks everyone.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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NitroDann wrote:When you buy this kit from 949 racing, you get a similar plate to what you have made.
Dann
949 have a COPS setup??
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Maybe its not 949...
Basically Sav from MT who wons TSE builds them, and they are sold on miataroadster or 949 of somewhere where theres more webtraffic than TSE. They are 300USD+ shipping.
Dann
Basically Sav from MT who wons TSE builds them, and they are sold on miataroadster or 949 of somewhere where theres more webtraffic than TSE. They are 300USD+ shipping.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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MX5 91 NA6 LE completely stock and loving it!
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Thats what I just said
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Mate next time we meet up I need to get you to explain COPs to me in more detail!
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Dont worry mate. Like everything in my engine bay, its just bling. Forget it.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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I have enough jdm crap on my car now that you wouldn't need a single object added! I'll organise a drive soon when uni ends, since.I'm running the more common ron98.
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Small update.
I redid the under dash wiring, fixed some vibrations etc.
Fitted a new turbosmart boost guage in the right hand eyeball vent. Looks great. Wired in line with the dash lights so it dims with the dash. Ill post photos soon enough.
A couple of things.
I ran my shift light earth to the fuel guage earth. It didnt like it. Popped a resistor. Weird I know. New resistor fixed it.
Also just checked the lifter clearances. Cylinder #2 exhaust side, both lifter clearances at 5 thou too loose. Nice and tappety. Need new shims there.
Also the boost guage answered a couple questions.
I seem to have a bit of a power deficiency at the moment. At least some of it is filthy air filter. Turns out im losing over 1psi at full rpm. Which is 1/14th of the power. Around 10HP!
So I need a new one. Its high on the list.
Dann
I redid the under dash wiring, fixed some vibrations etc.
Fitted a new turbosmart boost guage in the right hand eyeball vent. Looks great. Wired in line with the dash lights so it dims with the dash. Ill post photos soon enough.
A couple of things.
I ran my shift light earth to the fuel guage earth. It didnt like it. Popped a resistor. Weird I know. New resistor fixed it.
Also just checked the lifter clearances. Cylinder #2 exhaust side, both lifter clearances at 5 thou too loose. Nice and tappety. Need new shims there.
Also the boost guage answered a couple questions.
I seem to have a bit of a power deficiency at the moment. At least some of it is filthy air filter. Turns out im losing over 1psi at full rpm. Which is 1/14th of the power. Around 10HP!
So I need a new one. Its high on the list.
Dann
http://www.NitroDann.com
speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Dann,
Yes a boost gague and AFR (wide band ) gauge is great to, if you don't have them you are only guessing. Logs are great but gauges are real time.
Well done.
Ted
Yes a boost gague and AFR (wide band ) gauge is great to, if you don't have them you are only guessing. Logs are great but gauges are real time.
Well done.
Ted
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Re: NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
Thought Id throw up some photos of some bits Im making.
Im doing a short run of these. The first couple I made dont look great, The pipe is heavily galvanised, and really needs a very very good clean to get nice clean welds. This is one from this arvo.
My welding table
Some lobster back bends
Where they bolt to the engine
Fitment on a dummy engine, the water spout to the left is a factory front thermostat cover, it bolts straight on, and the thermostat even fits perfectly.
Fitment in a real engine bay, you can see it clears the engine, the intake manifold and all of the brake and clutch lines.
This shows where the pipe comes to, obviously for this conversion you replace this rear water spout with the front thermostat cover, just like the photo, 2 photos above shows.
Front fitment, this is a poor picture but it clears everything, and allows you to just cut the stock hose into an L bend and run it straight down to the reroute pipe. It looks like the metal pipe outlet is not aiming at the radiator inlet, but it is.
Complete pipe.
If you want one or something PM me, I have a few now.
Dann
Im doing a short run of these. The first couple I made dont look great, The pipe is heavily galvanised, and really needs a very very good clean to get nice clean welds. This is one from this arvo.
My welding table
Some lobster back bends
Where they bolt to the engine
Fitment on a dummy engine, the water spout to the left is a factory front thermostat cover, it bolts straight on, and the thermostat even fits perfectly.
Fitment in a real engine bay, you can see it clears the engine, the intake manifold and all of the brake and clutch lines.
This shows where the pipe comes to, obviously for this conversion you replace this rear water spout with the front thermostat cover, just like the photo, 2 photos above shows.
Front fitment, this is a poor picture but it clears everything, and allows you to just cut the stock hose into an L bend and run it straight down to the reroute pipe. It looks like the metal pipe outlet is not aiming at the radiator inlet, but it is.
Complete pipe.
If you want one or something PM me, I have a few now.
Dann
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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