January 4, 200818 yr comment_218083 so neat mate, if you don't mind me asking.. what diff are you running?? and what front suspension???? and also how much you pick up the 7k for lol... how does she go with the 7k in her?? Report
January 7, 200818 yr Author comment_218605 just some shorter springs that my dad had already in the front with some standard kyb shockers. This is a bit too soft at the moment and will be getting changed soon. The stock diff is still in there with the high 4.11 ratio. The motor was $895 trade price. And she goes pretty good. Thanks for the comments guys. Matt. Edited January 7, 200818 yr by 78_7kRolla Report
April 1, 200818 yr comment_236587 Very thorough job, well done :nervous: If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for your extractors and where from ? I have not yet found a good place. (for the 5k i am planning on building) Cheers, Dougal Report
April 22, 200818 yr Author comment_241106 Very thorough job, well done :hmm: If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for your extractors and where from ? I have not yet found a good place. (for the 5k i am planning on building) Cheers, Dougal Sorry mate i don't know as they were a present from my old man. As for the place all i know at the moment is that they are Hurricane brand ones. I will try to find out where you can get them from. Matt. Report
May 6, 200818 yr comment_244438 Great work on your car matt :POSTPICS!: can't wait to see you bring it out on the next crusie... Maybe the cranbourne one.. Report
May 6, 200818 yr comment_244462 Nice to see some more 7K's in rolla's must pull of the line very well, oodles of torque in a small car. If you need a clutch again I'd try a 212mm 4AGE clutch plate, K50's have the same spline as a T50. Likewise for 200mm 5K flywheels, use a 200mm 4AC or 4AGE clutch. I wonder if the pressure plate even bolts up too. Report
May 6, 200818 yr comment_244618 Nice to see some more 7K's in rolla's must pull of the line very well, oodles of torque in a small car. If you need a clutch again I'd try a 212mm 4AGE clutch plate, K50's have the same spline as a T50. Likewise for 200mm 5K flywheels, use a 200mm 4AC or 4AGE clutch. I wonder if the pressure plate even bolts up too. Incorrect Brad!!!! :dance: 212mm clutch/pressure plate won't fit on any K flywheel. K50 does NOT have the same spline as a T50. The early T50 (one you want for K-T) has 24.1x21T spline and k50 is 21.6x19T. You can use the 4ac or 4age 200mm clutch kit on a 200m KM20 liteace (not just 5k) flywheel.....if you have a T50. Matt should have just used a normal 3/4/5k 180mm flywheel and normal clutch like what is in my 7k wags. :POSTPICS!: Report
May 8, 200818 yr comment_244917 Yep you're right, the only close match clutch I found that has the right spline is an 84 Honda accord, correct spline, but only 190mm plate. I wonder if the T50 and K50 input shafts and snout are interchangeable, probably not. Sorry for hijack, but how many mm are the 7K flywheels, I thought they were 212? Report
May 8, 200818 yr comment_244924 Nah 215mm, specs are 215 X 28.9 X 21T which is the same input spline as a W50. ....I became a K series gearbox "rare as rocking horse shit gear box option" expert last year!!! :hmm: Report
May 26, 200818 yr comment_249109 Here are some pics of it now. hey man how th f@$k did you get the pod filter on? we bought all the shit we needed but the lip on the carbie was to small to clamp the silicone hose down onto. we were going to modify the airbox but that would look gay, yours looks really good though. any info would be really appreciated, otherwise ive spent 150 bucks for nuthin. and man, do you know where to get the high torque 7k starters from, having alot of trouble finding starters anywhere. cheers buddie, yani Edited May 26, 200818 yr by ke70 kid Report
May 27, 200818 yr comment_249216 Your car is sooo sweet :( If my KE turns out HALF as good i will be in heaven :yes: Well done Matt :lolcry: Report
May 27, 200818 yr Author comment_249218 hey man how th f@$k did you get the pod filter on? we bought all the shit we needed but the lip on the carbie was to small to clamp the silicone hose down onto. we were going to modify the airbox but that would look gay, yours looks really good though.any info would be really appreciated, otherwise ive spent 150 bucks for nuthin. and man, do you know where to get the high torque 7k starters from, having alot of trouble finding starters anywhere. cheers buddie, yani We'll i used this concetina-type flexible tubing instead of silicone piping because that is what i had. This happened to be the corect fit for the stock 7k carby. With the hose clamp nicely tightened she fit nicely. So i think your silicone piping is too large in diameter. What you shoud do is make a stencil of your carby lip size and then match it up with the correct silicone pipe. As for the high-torque starter my dad got it so i will have to get back to you on that one. Matt. Report
May 27, 200818 yr Author comment_249219 Your car is sooo sweet :( If my KE turns out HALF as good i will be in heaven :yes: Well done Matt :lolcry: Thanks mate. You still have plenty of time to make yours as good. Just be patient because you will never get it done quickly! Report
May 27, 200818 yr comment_249228 Any updates mate? and good luck with getting your license in the next couple of days. Hope to see you on sunday if your still able. stu. Report
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