another twin cam conversion!

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another twin cam conversion!

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another one (i dont learn)

it will most likey to be run by a wolf 3d because thats the only ecu i have laying around!

anyway this is what i have done so far
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the a welder fills in the holes!
the plate is for the temp sensors and the fitting is for the heater!
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i have made 3 plates
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i mite put the turbo this way im not sure yet?
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is this for the silver one or blue one?
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reedys1 wrote:is this for the silver one or blue one?
silver
soon to be white!!!maybe with flake or pearl!
and for sale too once i have finshed it!
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i will be intrested if you can fit the low mount turbo that way...
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Post by S0LJAH »

it fit on my lancer that way, was close but it fit
i would have thought a starion ngine bay wud be a bit bigger but then u may have a bigger steering box too
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iXNAY wrote:i will be intrested if you can fit the low mount turbo that way...
i hope it fits that way.
it should just fit!
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hows the clearance to the engine mount bracket?
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i dont know yet because i haventgot the motor in yet!
but i mite go a t3t4 turbo on a custom mani!
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coming along well.
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What kind of bolts will you be using for gearbox adapterplate?
I've been unable to find suitable m10x1,25 bolts that won't faul with the gearbox.
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Xentro wrote:What kind of bolts will you be using for gearbox adapterplate?
I've been unable to find suitable m10x1,25 bolts that won't faul with the gearbox.
i havent had a chance to get to the bolt shop yet so im not sure!
but they will need to be counter sunk and allan key
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MR Bender wrote:
Xentro wrote:What kind of bolts will you be using for gearbox adapterplate?
I've been unable to find suitable m10x1,25 bolts that won't faul with the gearbox.
i havent had a chance to get to the bolt shop yet so im not sure!
but they will need to be counter sunk and allan key
Well that is exactly the problem.
counter sunk m10x1,25 bolts don't seem to exist. Atleast not off the shelf.

But you could have counter sunk m12 bolts machined to m10x1,25.
as avandull did http://forums.austarion.com/viewtopic.php?t=10602

I'm also in the process of making a adapterplate and already made a cad drawing of the plate, but I still have to find a solution for the dowels and the countersunk bolts.
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yer well i mite need to do that then.
i have 3 adapterplates that i am making so i need to get it right.
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Post by adrian »

Or helicoil the block to take m10x1.5
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