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bigron1988

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24th Oct 11 at 20:16

nar 1.8, on its 3rd gearbox now

taylorboosh

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24th Oct 11 at 20:46

mine was the gsi...

corsa is fucking ace as always

Edges 58

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25th Oct 11 at 11:56

Only the other day I was thinking how to do an internal fuel tank... Then you do I the day after haha. Be interested to see how for when I do it, as always looks ace!

Graham88

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25th Oct 11 at 15:27

Love the work going into this, those dials look immense

3CorsaMeal

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25th Oct 11 at 15:28

where did you get the loom tape from? got a link?

Edges 58

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25th Oct 11 at 18:25

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
where did you get the loom tape from? got a link?

http://www.autosparks.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=1126

Where I work

bigron1988

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25th Oct 11 at 19:23

i bought mine of ebay , but vwp also sell it

bigron1988

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25th Oct 11 at 19:24

first off big thanks to ian for sorting me out with the loom and a few other bits

well took the old dash loom out today wasent to hard with the engine and everything in the way ,

also went and collected another loom

and noticed on this one it has a extra earth point, so im hoping i must of cut it of on the old loom

going to strip all the tape of the other loom tomorow and try it to see if i can get it all to work, then will chop the bits out of that i dont want, hopefully it should go like that

david clay

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25th Oct 11 at 21:53

what is the screamer pipe for

Nick-S

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25th Oct 11 at 21:59

quote:
Originally posted by david clay
what is the screamer pipe for

Its the exhaust from the wastegate that bipass the exhaust gasses around the exhaust turbine to slow the compressor impeller to stop it over boosting.

[Edited on 25-10-2011 by Nick-S]

david clay

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25th Oct 11 at 22:39

ok thanks for the info

bigron1988

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27th Oct 11 at 19:53

got the car to my mates garage today and spent 7 hours on the wiring, turned the plug round that the light switch sits in and sorted the lights out, so all the electrics were working, then started chopping the loom but made sure that everything still worked ,got all the loom tidyed up and have the clocks now fully fitted and the boost controller fitted, jobs left to do on the wiring tomorow are ,wire in the wideband, wire in the boost/oil gauge,fuel pump loom, horn/fan loom

now pics

lights working

wiring in, will wrap it when all the wiring is done,

MarkSport

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27th Oct 11 at 20:11

This is beyond words....I bet you're so eager to get it finished now you're on the final straight?

Ian

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27th Oct 11 at 20:15

Love it mate, can't wait to see the finished thing.

flybikeslee

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27th Oct 11 at 20:33

good work benno

bigron1988

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27th Oct 11 at 20:38

thanks guys , yer cant wait was talking with another person the otherday who will now be making up the loom and mapping it so shouldent be to long now

AlexW

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27th Oct 11 at 21:24

I was just thinking why not make a custom loom, Would save you a fair amount of weight plus make it look nicer and easier to replace stuff.

bigron1988

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27th Oct 11 at 21:29

had the idea to do that , but im not great with electrics plus its one thing that i might do in the future

Jambo

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27th Oct 11 at 22:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Love it mate, can't wait to see the finished thing.

MarkSport

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29th Oct 11 at 16:05

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Love it mate, can't wait to see the finished thing.

SteveoBC

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29th Oct 11 at 18:49

quote:
Originally posted by MarkSport

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Love it mate, can't wait to see the finished thing.

Jambo

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29th Oct 11 at 19:54

On that note hurry up Ron, suspense is killing me

bigron1988

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29th Oct 11 at 21:42

and me mate, all wirring finished today , pics will have to wait till monday tho as have to spend some time with the girlfriend tomorow

sri boy

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29th Oct 11 at 22:35

Mapping and runningbin makes the big difference on ure engine and a few oil changes will help u usingcan inlineboil filter gor ure turbo also another wee tip make sure there's no bits of weld inside ure mani as will chew ure turbo all the best what a project this is and a joy to read

bigron1988

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30th Oct 11 at 00:12

quote:
Originally posted by sri boy
Mapping and runningbin makes the big difference on ure engine and a few oil changes will help u usingcan inlineboil filter gor ure turbo also another wee tip make sure there's no bits of weld inside ure mani as will chew ure turbo all the best what a project this is and a joy to read

can you re write that when your sober please

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