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4agze In Ae71

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surely the gearbox would bring the ride height down also? even if its just a fraction?

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Friggin' hell that SC14 is MASSIVE!!! Can't wait to see this car on the road. And as for the suspension, definitely give it some time to see what happens. If you're still not happy in a month or so, change it then.

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its aculty a bit lower on the other side because that guards not on (just sitting there) but yeah the sc14 is quite a bit bigger :lolcry:

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lol its hard to finsh a car when you got no money and you in the middle of block testing season and qcs

 

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no money to finish off ya car, i know how ya feel man. I might have to start paying medicine_man with bottle tops soon. :thumbsup:

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i bought my self a little present which was wy overdue 140amp ark welder. only cost me $106 which includes another another pack of sticks and a welding square.

 

any way i got staight into making up my supercharger brakets, i ran out of stick before i could completly finish the other support :P and i didnt bother stiking it on for the pic as i have to attach it from under the car (bolts to the under side bolts of the intake manifold), it there strong i can stand on the supercharger with the front bracket by its self without flex ;) there welds a look stody but they all got good penatration lol penatration ;)

 

ive also complated the main part of the MS loom they took a good day, still needs to be hooked up to the computer which also need to be mounted. I'm still looking for a intake sensor connector (the one that bolts into the top part of the manifold) to finsh it.

 

all my brand spanking new brake stuff has all arrived finally, i bought 8m of bundy tubeing, a pair of hilux front strut flex hose, pipebender, double flarer. So i will have brakes that work soon hopfully :P

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What connector is it you are chasing, I'll have a look through my spares for one if you want.. Is it the plug that goes on the yellow air temp sensor?

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justin its the intake temp sensor

 

yeah I'm gona wait till its drives then sus it out and I'm gona leave the back stock until it passes RWC and rego ;)

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no i need the plug lol, ive got two of thoses sensors ;)

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yeah....

 

making throtle link up now.

 

its so close to being able to run i can smell the unburnt fuel out the exhust

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i hope that belt holds up yo :dance:

 

you will be a better mechanic than me.. and your not even doing an apprenticeship. Well frekin done :)

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