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Old 05-16-2011, 11:05 PM   #1129
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Did I mentioned that I envy you??? LOL
DON'T! I've got too much on my plate and things keep popping up! Right now my FC is back on jackstands for a few "minor" things

The Landi is still here and I haven't TOUCHED that in about 6 weeks

The 'vert is still waiting for my loving yet "forcefull" touch

The FD is covered in little helicopter seeds and the first thing I need to do when I get started with that PJ is build a "frame" dolly and a hydraulic rotisserie

My buddy is going to be bringing his FD over so we can pull the engine, paint the bay, do some repairs and more modifications

I want to get the boat out of storage
aaaaaaaannnnnnnddddd I'm working 6+days a week and 10+hrs each day.... I need a clone...


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I've done pretty much everytihng on my car, and I can attest that there is thing like having the right tools (and space to have them)
That's something to be proud of right there. Tools are great, space is key..... I've found that cars are much more compact when you don't take them apart

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Yup, I had to cut off a lot of material from the bumper cover, and the ducting... What ducting LOL! Since I went with a water to air setup, I might have space to mount an oil cooler near the factory place. I like you idea, but at this point, I want to keep hings stupid simple. Dont tell anybody, but I am getting tired of all work and no fun with this damn car
Yeah, the stock ducting leaves alot to be desired, that's for damn sure..... That's kinda why I ditched everything and started anew. I've found that ducting is key...... And each heat exchanger having it's own source of fresh air is key as well. The exit speed of the air after it passes through the exchanger is abysmal, so having an uniterupted flow is trully beneficial.

I think I'm going to try an A2W setup on the next engine that I build... especially since I'm looking for a stock TII pull-out and I'll be using the stock TII TMIC but with some mods done to increase the flow through it... I'll also be using the Atihun hood that is upstairs in my closet sandwiched between the Landi hood and the carbon fibre Atihun hood for the FD.... yes, that's right, there are currently 3 hoods in my closet.... before DGRRXI there were 4

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I ended up using a used reman rew engine, there shouldnt be a need for a break in Dave asked me to call him on Wed, cant wait LOL!
Cool..... I was SUPPOSED to be @ Dave's on Wednesday for the tranny.... but work said, "NO DAY OFF FOR YOU!!!!!"
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