Here's the new daily- Glad to say I Ironed out the rest of the the engine bugs today.

 

Specs:

AE93 SX

20V Silvertop 4AGE

5 Speed (nice and quiet)

Heavy clutch - stuffs me what it is.

Factory ITB goodness

DBA crossdrilled and slotted front rotors standard rear discs

King Spring Lows

Monroe GT Shocks

Standard 20V ST ECU

Factory extractors with 2 1/4 system

Replaced timing cog which was mangled by previous owner

New Bosch timing belt

New seals

 

To Do:

Work out AC compressor wiring

Oil and temp sender gauge wiring

Work out factory thermofan wiring - runs constantly atm

New oxygen sensor

Find a coil /igniter bracket.

Flow bench injectors

Full respray on the way!

 

Did the standard clean the gunk from the the ICV and sealed all the air leaks on the airbox. I cleaned and recalibrated an SV21 camry afm, as the 20V are a bit rare, works flawlessly with some patience.

 

 

 

Finally drove it today down the long driveway with no hatch, windscreen or interior - dam it had some get up and go with 150+kg of the car still in the shed - and that's only hitting 1/4 throttle. Ran the motor for a good 40 minutes today without any dramas.

If you need a hand with the A/C wiring, let me know.

I think you'll be ok though, it's pretty simple stuff.

 

Sounds like she'll be a beastie when your finished.

Cheers! I just love the ITB bark! Been trying to track down the AC wiring online, but not much luck yet. Pretty sure i can pop the pins and rearrange to match the 100kw underdash harness though, will just need to track down an AE93 gregories for the diagram. Oooh - forgot to add I've got some 17x7's for it, a touch big, but they'll be fine.

Hell yeah looks great, brad.

 

can't wait till the fwd vs rwd 20v race.

good to to hear you got it running.... My younger bro might be keen on buying it if you decide to sell when its all finished.. If he hasn't already found a car by then..

Ive got a coil and igniter on bracket here if you want it also....

Not sure what engine it came out with so here's both diagrams.

 

ACE - 0.pdf

 

ACE - 092.pdf

Legend - was the 6 wire one! Hopefully find out if there's gas in there over next day or 2. When I get a couple of dry days I should get most of the painting done, sick of this weather! So hopefully on the road in the next month or so..

If you find it needs some work, i use to do car A/C, can steer you in the right direction.

Tidied up and resprayed the rear bumper, got bored and decided it was time to rub it back after a week in the sun. I didn't get too carried away with the prep too much (2 hours) - but for bumpers they came out quite well. Still need a proper cut and polish.

That looks really good mate.