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radrollaz

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  1. Thanks mate, the hardest part would be the modified cross member as i had to space it down and notch a section out aswell as custom mounts obviously. Also the modified tunnel to fit the s2k gearbox which is tall. I ran it on the dyno at a show and it made 125 rwkw

  2. Small update on the rolla fitted a few suspension bits from the states. Negative camber roll center adjusters and adjustable heavy duty control arms which are a work of art. Also Selectnine did a photo shoot of the rolla for THE-LOWDOWN.COM which should be featured in the near future. I also tried on some R34 Gtr rims on for fun and to my surprise 18x9 fit in the rear but fronts were way off.

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  3. Sounds good. So i presume that your old mounts were based around suspension bushes being nolathane. did you swap out your transmission mounts as well?

    Gunna be at any shows soon. I gotta check the rolla out.

    Yeah mate they were suspension bushes, i decided to also re make gearbox cross member with better bushes. My self and the Radrollaz boys will be at Toyota fest this year, come say hi and check out the car.
  4. Where did you find those super low profile engine mounts. the second ones you built look great. Are they much softer then the first ones you built??

    Not sure were they came from my fabricator got them off his brother and they apparentley get used on alot of hot rods. They are alot better than the old ones and still are quite firm and are actually rubber as opposed to nolathane that i had in there before.
  5. Congrats Mick on the trophy you picked up mate, Daisy looks amazing. The new rocker cover looks great and it is those little details that make Daisy stand out from the crowd. You are certainly the benchmark when it comes to KE30's (in my opinion) .......... no offence to Marty. LOL. :yes:

    Thanks Robski, i appriciate your kind words mate. Daisy is definatley looking the goods, i was supprised to get an award at showcased considering some of the cars there.
  6. How did u get the rocker cover all smooth? What process did u have to undertake?

    hi mate, i used a small belt sander to get rid of casting marks. I then used a flat block with 80 grade sand paper and blocked the flat sections of the rocker cover. I finished it off with 240 grade all over and then used hyfill 2pac primer. I then blocked that also and finihed it off with 800 grade and it was ready for paint.
  7. Looking good mate, good to hear your also using as many s2k parts as possible. I must say your taking it alot further than me, keen as to see it come together. I was also considering the aircon side of things as i have all the bits also but I'm not sure ill go that way. Might have to see how you do your ac set up and get a few ideas. Keep those pics coming !

  8. Rocker cover is all done, also tried my slicks on today and took daisy for a quick drive and struggled to even get them warm, I'm sure a track day will sort that out. Also gave the undercarrige a wash in preperation for a few up coming shows.

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  9. WOW Mick, The engine looks so clean and the car looks as though it was built with that engine in it from the factory.

     

    Can't wait to begin my next project (first Rolla project). I'm still tossing up between the tried and tested SR20DET or the F20C. I have loved the V-Tec and their Mild/Wild Cam for some time now so I am leaning that way. Possibly picking up a 4 door KE30 on Thursday, fingers crossed.

     

    In all a thorough build that you should be very happy with.

    Thanks mate i appriciate your feedback, id have to say the sr conversion is cheaper and easier aswell as having more power. f20c is harder ,more expensive but its unique and is fun to drive. hard choice really.
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