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Still can't believe it looked like this:![]() Good work Wally!
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I can, cause mines been replaced from the windshield forward by PO, and both sections right below the "antenna" area are already getting rust wholes again, so I'm RIGHT ABOUT where wally was in that pic, except I haven't gotten mine apart yet...
Guess I should learn to weld and get a welder, seems worth it, I had pondered getting another body... |
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Finally, the engine and tranny are holding their fluids where they belong. After all was tried, the O-ring seal from the tranny needed to be replaced and one of the rear bellhousing plugs on the engine wasn't sealing...
But its all good now and boy, it is fun to drive again with the boost turned up a bit more It was only 7 psi at the track day and now with new oil, heads retorqued, valves adjusted and rings that have very probably seated (engine doesn't smoke at all), I tuned the PWM valve to give about 10-11 psi.I am sure this engine will run over 6K and still make more power, at least that how it feels like. It sure is scary though to feel/hear/see the boost come on when you're running a new engine. Today was a bank holiday over here and tomorrow everybody took the day off, so me too. Got some more test 'n tune to carry out
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Today I tried to get a bit above 10 psi, but the clutch is saying: "enough is enough, I am not transmitting more torque..."
![]() Slipping at anything above 0,8 bar and you can smell it as well. I will probably need to phone Kennedy on monday... |
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