Progress? (10 large photographs inside)
02-09-2004, 12:40 AM
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A little update for ya.
The motor is back together, but we're going to see if we and get a new right intake cam gear and ss oil feed line.
Right now the big stopper is the line. Other than that everything is going good.
Pat should have some new pics for everyone soon.
The motor is back together, but we're going to see if we and get a new right intake cam gear and ss oil feed line.
Right now the big stopper is the line. Other than that everything is going good.
Pat should have some new pics for everyone soon.
02-09-2004, 01:16 AM
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2.0 that's kicking our ***.
Success with the first 3 cam sprocket bolts
Both heads finally on. Strapping all of the ancilliary stuff on.
Dirty, dirty passenger side pistons
Fuzzy close-up (I'll try and get better pics tomorrow.
...another
Almost all together.
Success with the first 3 cam sprocket bolts
Both heads finally on. Strapping all of the ancilliary stuff on.
Dirty, dirty passenger side pistons
Fuzzy close-up (I'll try and get better pics tomorrow.
...another
Almost all together.
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02-09-2004, 01:35 AM
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fu<king FP didn't provide Pat with info about the oil feel line to the FP Green!! 
The stock line sure as hell doesn't reach without some MAJOR re-bending (which isN't going to happen!)
So now it's off to Hydra Air to get a SS line fabed, and get some fittings. That fu<king pisses me off!!!!!!! We would have finished!
Anyhow, the Greddy fmic is the R spec, not the 'usual' V spec, ..... so the bumber beam had to be Hacked to HELL! The whole beam was cut out obviously, and the sides had to be cut out completely to allow the piping to line up with the inlet/outlets. !!
!! I was grinding and sawzaw-ing for a while!! The cutting on the actual bumper cover isn't all that bad, it actually sits higher than other kits.
Overall, I like the Greddy R spec kit a lot.
It's just the damn 'cutting the metal' part that is kinda a PITA.
Sean
The stock line sure as hell doesn't reach without some MAJOR re-bending (which isN't going to happen!)So now it's off to Hydra Air to get a SS line fabed, and get some fittings. That fu<king pisses me off!!!!!!! We would have finished!
Anyhow, the Greddy fmic is the R spec, not the 'usual' V spec, ..... so the bumber beam had to be Hacked to HELL! The whole beam was cut out obviously, and the sides had to be cut out completely to allow the piping to line up with the inlet/outlets. !!
!! I was grinding and sawzaw-ing for a while!! The cutting on the actual bumper cover isn't all that bad, it actually sits higher than other kits. Overall, I like the Greddy R spec kit a lot.
It's just the damn 'cutting the metal' part that is kinda a PITA.Sean
02-09-2004, 01:45 AM
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-- Bret Harte
-- Bret Harte
I want to thank (now and when we're done) everyone who's shown up to lend a hand, lend some tools, provide some moral support, or say hi...and for just getting your hands dirty in general.
Mario
Sean
Mike ('ll have it out of your garage in no time)
Dan
Ralph
Jeremiah
Ryan
Jayson
Wes
Jeff
Dom
Dean
Jon
Chris and Ed(saving the day with the clutch alignment tool and lending a hand with the timing belt and helping out as best as you could with drill requirements)
Snuffy
Kirby
San
Richard
S2K Joey (thanks for the truck and tools and the offer to have your friend help us out with that bolt)
I believe I've covered everyone.
This is definitely NOT a 3 or 4 person job.
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02-09-2004, 02:25 AM
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02-09-2004, 09:38 AM
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Originally posted by Nolimit
fu<king FP didn't provide Pat with info about the oil feel line to the FP Green!! The stock line sure as hell doesn't reach without some MAJOR re-bending (which isN't going to happen!)
So now it's off to Hydra Air to get a SS line fabed, and get some fittings. That fu<king pisses me off!!!!!!! We would have finished!
Sean
fu<king FP didn't provide Pat with info about the oil feel line to the FP Green!!
The stock line sure as hell doesn't reach without some MAJOR re-bending (which isN't going to happen!)So now it's off to Hydra Air to get a SS line fabed, and get some fittings. That fu<king pisses me off!!!!!!! We would have finished!
Sean
They said they make Hydra Air lines for this for $65.
I'm going to need a 10mm and a 12mm banjo bolt & fitting. The hose they use is dash 4. Didn't seem a big concern for hose size, though, which tells me that they've probably never metered the amount of oil that this turbo requires. I think I'm going to fully appreciated the turbo timer.
02-09-2004, 09:41 AM
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Thats kinda funnt that they didn't recommend that oil line pat 
When i ordered my 18G the guy said it was highly recommened on the 18G And 18G ain't got $h!T on the green
When i ordered my 18G the guy said it was highly recommened on the 18G And 18G ain't got $h!T on the green
02-09-2004, 10:38 AM
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I REALLY MEANT TO STAY AND HELP!
but my girlfriend is having major contractions now and I cannot afford to be away... Sorry PAT!
Jon
but my girlfriend is having major contractions now and I cannot afford to be away... Sorry PAT!
Jon
02-09-2004, 11:02 AM
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Jon,
You've already contributed more than I expected from anyone. No one owes it to me to lend a hand. I am really touched when someone just stops by to lend moral support, let alone get their fingernails dirty.
How do you repay people for this act of charity? I know someone will respond to that with a joke or something, but I'm totally serious. I know that everyone are car junkies who love doing this, but no matter what, I can't relay my deep, heartfelt appreciation.
Hey SeanMikeChrisDanRalphMario: is part number 13044 on this page? I'd like to get the one off of the wrecked car Ralph knows about, but he said that it all depends on whether the block is cracked or not. I'm gonna call George and at least see if they don't happen to have one of those on hand.
You've already contributed more than I expected from anyone. No one owes it to me to lend a hand. I am really touched when someone just stops by to lend moral support, let alone get their fingernails dirty.
How do you repay people for this act of charity? I know someone will respond to that with a joke or something, but I'm totally serious. I know that everyone are car junkies who love doing this, but no matter what, I can't relay my deep, heartfelt appreciation.
Hey SeanMikeChrisDanRalphMario: is part number 13044 on this page? I'd like to get the one off of the wrecked car Ralph knows about, but he said that it all depends on whether the block is cracked or not. I'm gonna call George and at least see if they don't happen to have one of those on hand.
02-09-2004, 12:22 PM
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George is off today. The guy I spoke to says that they're not on hand and they cost $106 all together (seems a bit more than what's posted on the subaruparts.com website).
Ralph, work your magic.
Ralph, work your magic.
02-09-2004, 01:50 PM
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I know I only helped a little but I'd like to be there when you fire it up or at least here it run before you take off....And Mike thanks for sharing some of your knowledge with us yesterday I'm always eager to listen to what others have to say if it is something new to me...
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02-09-2004, 01:59 PM
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Ditto on what J said
I couldn't move today so i was wondering what time you guys are planing on starting up again?? Would it be safe to say that we could head over there after 5? LMK i wanna be there too. :banana: