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Did you try dropping a few squirts of oil down the spark plug hole, and comp test again?

 

I would also turn the cams to base circle on both sides or TDC, and check the valves are returning all the way home. Might need a very light tap to see if they are siezed open.

 

Call me if you need a better explanation

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Got a little more done over the Christmas break.

 

Steering and brake parts arrived from t3; OEM hubs and bearings, billet caliper brackets, zero ackerman ae86 knuckels, t3 rose joint tie rods

 

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Halfway through installing

 

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Drivers side. JDM 17mm Slotted rotor. Modded ADM Caliper. Shaved 3mm off each pad to fit

 

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Relocated my wiper wash and overflow reservoirs to either side of the radiator to make room for an air-box.

 

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Replaced my Thermo Fan with a much nicer fitting unit.

 

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Started to mock-up an air-box design. I am still looking for a stock air-box from a te71/2, or RA Celica, but if all fails ill just get this made in aluminum.

 

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Had a new clutch line made as i snapped the one that came with the gearbox trying to bend it to shape. Much cleaner to look at now

 

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Painted my venetians black to mach the rest of the colour scheme.

 

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Android 18 on the rear parcel shelf

 

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Got started on my fuel system. Ill be running a VL in-tank lift pump to a surge tank, then a Bosch 707 from the surge to the fuel rail, with a filter in the engine bay.

Got the tank out

 

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Cut the filter off, and installed the lift pump at the same length

 

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Now i just need a few more hoses and in-tank wiring stuff to finish it off.

 

 

As she sits now

 

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I also recently purchased a 3tgte sump with oil returns, and am waiting on a 3tgte crank, 2tgeu lighted flywheel to arrive, for eventual turbo once the things running.

If anyone has a 3t turbo manifold hit me up!

 

 

All of my pedals are now plumbed up, steering is sorted (just need an alignment), front brakes are in, now all thats left is:

  1. New door seals
  2. finish front bumper mounts
  3. install & wire rear number plate lights
  4. Tail lights/reverse light wiring
  5. Fill gearbox with oil
  6. Add Coolant
  7. Ignition wiring
  8. Finish Fuel
  9. Diff upgrade + rear brakes + LSD (down the track)

  • more i can't remember

Still a lot to do, but once i get the fuel system sorted ill send it off to get professionally wired up to save the hassle.

I just want to drive the thing again.

 

 

More to come.

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I do so love a 2TG(EU) project. Maybe I'm biased.

 

Hayden just thinking out loud - have you run a flexible line at all between your clutch master and slave? I can't quite see in your photo.

 

If not, the engine will move when running and ultimately fatigue the hard line.

 

I used a TA22 flexible line to the slave, and then ran a short hard line to the master via a cleat bolted to the firewall with two circlips on the flexible line so as to disallow movement.

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Hayden just thinking out loud - have you run a flexible line at all between your clutch master and slave? I can't quite see in your photo.

 

I haven't. I was thinking the same thing, there is a fair bit of flex in the line, but it will slowly become an issue if i leave it as is.

 

My mate Adam just realised his t50 slave is on his passenger side, on his current 4age ke70 build. He already purchased a braided clutch line for a drivers side slave, so i think i will just buy the braided line of him and install that when i can be bothered. The braided line has plenty of flex, and will look heaps nicer.

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