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Brennan

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    Got the wheels on Bluey and dropped er' down a wee bit. Might have taken a wee bit too much off the front springs, is pretty much on the bump stops. And just under 100mm clearance, but aaah! The Po-po should love it anyway!

    Back height could go a little lower, for the meantime I've just got a few 25L containers in the boot to drop it down a little..

     

    A few piccys. Hope their not too big.

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    Nice bosozoku pipe you have there ;)

    on a serious note, I like this allot!

  2. Mate. So glad my cert man also gave me a wof.

    All my wheel nuts are mismatched and I'm well under 100mm too. Haha

    For the exhaust. The dynomax super turbo muffler I am using makes it so super quiet. May be worth looking at if you don't like it noisy?

  3. The cams where doing some funny things on the first dyno too. but that may have been related to one of the many other problems.

     

    Guy on altezza forum had a similar cam rattle and eventually found that it was because of low oil pressure, caused by the sump being bashed into the pickup point. Mine is a little dented next to the drain bung.

     

    Im also using 5w40 penrite oil, so will go to a 5w30 castrol synthetic and see it that helps.

     

    Not really so keen on pulling the cambelt off with what ever else needs to be removed to access the filter.

  4. Sweet, must deff be the pump. What a hassle! But at least it didn't cost you a motor. Although it sounds like you need a new cam wheel.

    Yes. New pump is not to bad. Keith found a few forum posts about cleaning the valve/solenoid on the vvti on 2zz and 1jz engines. So hopefully it may be that. Causes an inconsistent oil flow to the cams.

  5. We got the pump out. 

    It's a Walbro 5ca400. 12v and 50psi (just found out factory altezza needs 62psi, so thats a pretty shit start.)

     

    It is receiving 12v and 3.8Amps from the car.  And got to 20psi on a gauge when we tested it in car.

    So we hooked a car battery straight onto the pump and it still only went to 20psi.

    So my old man is going to see the electrician with the pump tomorrow. 

     

    does this sound accurate?? from http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/forums/showthread.php/77433-3sge-beams-altezza-fuel-pressure

     

     

    62 stock with returnless. 

    i've dropped mine down to 40ish psi with a return line.
  6. We got the pump out. 


    It's a Walbro 5ca400. 12v and 50psi, (so if it needs 60psi like roman says is factory, will need a better one.


     


    It is receiving 12v and 3.8Amps from the car.  And got to 20psi on the gauge.


    So we hooked a car battery straight onto the pump and it still only went to 20psi. So my old man is going to see the electrician with the pump tomorrow. 


     


    Cheers for your help yesterday eke_zetec_RWD.


  7. Went for another dyno tune today, to try sort this excessive fuel issue.


    After spending the morning checking everything and trying to find the reason why it was not running right when leaner.


    We figured out that there was only 20psi coming from the fuel pump, when it should be 40+


     


    So will have to pull the tank out tomorrow to see what sort of pump the electrician put in the tank.


    And try work out why it is so weak.


     


    No driving for me anytime soon.


  8. Had some new nolathane rod ends made up for the trailing arms on the diff.


    Here is one i already had on the front of the lower trailing arms.


     


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    I now have a pair on the top and bottom of the front of the 4 links.

     

    Hopefully this relieves some of the stresses in the arms and make them less noisy.

     

    In slightly scarier news. It seems to have used over half a tank (~25litre) and only traveled 60Km. :/

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