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Defcon

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  1. Webbers can be really expensive to tune. It depends iof the carbs are just out of balance/need a retunen or if they need to be rejetted to suit you engine. Emullsion tubes can be $100+ each and jets can be expensive too.

  2. Fuck, chode, slowest project eva award

    Yeah pretty much, student sydrome... no cash, no time :D

    Done a few small things.... i think. Mainly just problem solving,(lots of problems). New brake master, new front sway bar,re-did the whole interior. Got zeps old lsd and disk brake diff going in, in the next uni holis.

    Expensive girls are mostly to blame, no cash to get it painted.

    Oh and i found out my sump was dry this afternoon, thank fuck i didnt start it.

  3. Signs that diff is on its way out: large vibration at speed, making wirring noises and shuddering when turning sharp coners. A sudden clunk doesnt really sound like a diff problem, unless you had just dump the clutch or similar.

    Matt

  4. My bet, fuel, carb pump or filter. Firsty your not running it on 91 are you? One year is plenty of time for a carb to fall out of tune or get clogged with crap. Replace the filter and check the pump is running smoothly.

    Matt

  5. That is wikid! Imagine the sound of the engine just behind your back! Bloody cool, im with the rest of ya on RR, that magazine is the best mag eva, hands down! All you escort fiends should buy it, had a mad tech/ dyno day-issue on pinto's a few issues back. Had a starly with somthing like 230 hp pinto in it!

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    how bout a scan? :wink:

    The magazine was zeps, headin round there tonight so i might be able to convince him to throw it up :)

  6. Or the 2l turbo one ;)

    What was involved in putting the piazza diff in?

    Could do a write up in project discusion.

    Piazza diff is just a little too wide, needs to be shortened. Other then that pretty much bolt up. Depends if its the early model or late model diff though. The early model had a torque tube-which makes it easyer to install.

    Matt

  7. Only issue i can see is parts, if the engines a bit tired you'll really struggle to get anything for it. I know of a place in northland that sell pistons and rings for them, but as for a vrs or any of the bearings im unsure, just make sure that its in good nik. They're a great little engine in standard form.

    Zep i think had intended a little more then what a stock 4zc1-t could offer, so his g161 is a pretty solid little build. If you serious about making power, then you may aswell just buy anyold g200 or 4zc1 and start from the ground up. Once you start putting forged pistons/ different turbos ect on/ in it, it doesnt really matter if it was initally a turbo motor or not.

    Matt

  8. UPDATE.

    Installed a One inch master cyclinder, solved all my braking issues.

    Also installed a pertronics ignition, makes a real differance, idles much smoother and its far more responsive.

    Have also put on a whiteline sway bar and some better front pads.

    Really happy with the way she drives at the moment.

    Matt

  9. red = pos

    black = earth

    yellow = accessory

    blue = to amp or similar

    then every other one goes to the speakers

    If your taking about the back of an Aftermarket stereo wiring is usually

    Yellow = battery +

    Red= ignition

    Black=earth

    Blue with white stripe=automatic antenna

    blue=amp/auto antenna(depends on brand of stereo)

    Matt

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