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Old 04-25-2012, 11:51 AM   #31
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Aaaahhh, what a fine day it was indeed, and the perks of being single and living alone is the fact that you can take your work with you indoors if you want to. Started out abit chilly, but once the sun came out, it was superb!
Started to rewire my fueltank for the walboro 400 pump. 4mm wire(good for 30 amp), 30 amp relay, 30 amp fuse. 12V direct from battery, to a relay now powered by the cars original pump power wire. Alcatraz on the computer, and just chillin while i do the wiring work.





















Got this nice prepped relay socket to make relaychange easy business.






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Old 04-25-2012, 11:54 AM   #32
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The dog is curious about what "dad" is up to



I love heatsrink socks, makes everything look so nice and clean




Prepped wiring loom



Took the fuel pump bracket out, and spotted something i really didnt like





Stock RX7 pump too that did this..!



Imagining this thing catching fire IN tank..!



Finally, the sun came out and temps went up alot!!

Drilled out two new holes for the power supply:


Grabbed some speaker wire with rubber that withstands chemicals, and added an extra wire sock on it for insulation

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Old 04-25-2012, 11:55 AM   #33
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Drilled the holes extra large and added an extra sock for more insulation and making the whole thing stick really tight so it wont move around



Added some fuel and chemical resistant silicone to seal it properly




Also, cut open my front bottom cover earlier to make a cold air intake to my radiator. It scoops air from below the front lip, and straight to the radiator sitting in stock location, and from there, out through a vented seibon hood. Should be enough imo. I will also add some alu sheets to further guide the air.

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Old 04-25-2012, 11:56 AM   #34
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mmmmm, next to new engine wiring loom arrived today, courtesy of Boxer2rotary here on the forum. Great seller!

No more crispy connectors and wires!

Is anyone doing a single turbo conversion wiring harness yet?
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Old 04-25-2012, 11:59 AM   #35
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Is anyone doing a single turbo conversion wiring harness yet?
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I would not know, im sorry.
The wiring loom is factory mazda, just used a few months by the seller, then sold to me
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Old 04-25-2012, 07:07 PM   #36
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Exclamation EXCELLENT! this site needs more of this.

GREAT STORY TO SHARE! LOVE THE PICTURES & EFFORT YOUR ARE PUTTING INTO SHARING THIS WITH US!



Keep up the excellent work and updates, I know it takes allot to do this WHILE you are building your car and to take the time to share it with like minded and capable people as reside here is a testimonial to your character

Look forward to read more, see more pictures, and we can test all our cars as one global network of RX7 lovers.

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Old 04-25-2012, 07:50 PM   #37
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Thanks Peter, I really appreciate the kind words! Gives me a motivation boost to get the car finished
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Old 04-25-2012, 07:53 PM   #38
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Thanks Peter, I really appreciate the kind words! Gives me a motivation boost to get the car finished
I updated the fast fd thread, to inspire people to buy a performance box and test their cars, be them stock or highly modified. Listed a few twin turbo cars I personally tested and drove just for you and others.
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Old 04-25-2012, 08:05 PM   #39
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I updated the fast fd thread, to inspire people to buy a performance box and test their cars, be them stock or highly modified. Listed a few twin turbo cars I personally tested and drove just for you and others.

Ye, saw it, i think you have sold me on the unit, now i just have to find the cash for it...!
Gotta find myself a few "cash under the table" mechanical jobs for some quick money
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Love the work you're doing on the car. I'm a big fan of custom work, but I also love seeing simple clean up/paint/restoration projects too lol.

Also, Dennis rocks! I watched a Pit Bull for about 7 months for a friend of mine and he used to lay just like that, like Superman lol. I love that dog.

Another thing, I love being single as well. I do some of my work in the living room and I built my first engine in the dining room at my old house lol.
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Old 05-20-2012, 05:09 PM   #41
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Love the work you're doing on the car. I'm a big fan of custom work, but I also love seeing simple clean up/paint/restoration projects too lol.

Also, Dennis rocks! I watched a Pit Bull for about 7 months for a friend of mine and he used to lay just like that, like Superman lol. I love that dog.

Another thing, I love being single as well. I do some of my work in the living room and I built my first engine in the dining room at my old house lol.
Hi man!

Thanks for the kind words!

Ye, Dennis is a little rascal indeed! He is a Staffordshire Bullterrier, the ancestor of american staffordshire terriers and pits He is a large male, and tips 20 kg. Still, theese small firecrackers went head on in the ring against bulls and bears!

Ye, single life is great! Little is more pleasing than being able to bring work indoors!
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Old 05-20-2012, 05:10 PM   #42
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BABY, ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAAAAAAASSS, IIIISSS YYOOOUUUUUUUUUU!!!! Santa was just here!

The engine and all the goodies has finally arrived.
first of all, hats off to Allrotor93(Jonathan) for being an excellent seller! He let me use him as a parts-base, so i could get all my stuff shipped to him, and ship everything from him to me in one single shipment! I bought the engine off of him, a beautifully built banzai racing engine, large smooth streetport, T-II 8,5 rotors for high boost capabilities.







Yukon/LS coils, to be paired up with my hks twin power and magnecor 10mm sparkplug wires


poly diff bushes:


a kind gesture from banzai racing!


More nice goodies from banzai, they are just awesome!


got my commander:


and commander holder:


my 3 bar map sensor:


block off plate kit:


twin gauge speaker pod:


walboro 400lhp pump kit:




greddy elbow, tapped for WI:




0 mile kaaz 1,5 diff and new sealant rings, in the pumkin:




greddy wheels


spec 6puck springed clutch kit


apexi datalogit:


AEM waterinjection, the nozzles fitted perfefcly in the tapped elbow!


100 psi industrial vitonsealed solenoid kit, made by aezknightz here on the forum


fuelkit ready






tapped my primary rail:


no time to loose, so we start working right away!

Man, i love single life, dont you?



Started to bolt all the shelfed stuff onto the engine:








pressed the polybushes:

and fitted the kaaz diff and housing to the car:



more bolt-on work:









took my steering rack appart and "manualized" it, as it was leaking anyways, so i tought, lets try manual rack!


found this thing hid away behind a ton of parts, thought about using it on an old project once, but i ditched the project.. Could this be a nice thing to run on the rear diff? Does the rear diff get hot when used hard?







started to get tired, as i was on a hard drinking night out yesterday, so i packed in and called it aday. Startup is not far away now. Man, i cant wait, the car has been sitting for 4 years now...!

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Old 05-20-2012, 05:37 PM   #43
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Does the Tuborg come with the Banzai engine? If so I need to order an engine. Very nice build, we want to see it running. Looks like it will be soon.
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