WHAT'S THIS?! HTA35r is off the car??
Dec 26, 2007, 10:36 AM
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WHAT'S THIS?! HTA35r is off the car??
Hope you all had a good Christmas break.
Came back in today all amp'd up to start on some more changes. Here's some teaser pictures of what's going on. I'll keep updating with information as I go on this project.
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Came back in today all amp'd up to start on some more changes. Here's some teaser pictures of what's going on. I'll keep updating with information as I go on this project.
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Dec 26, 2007, 10:46 AM
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Hey David,
Hope you had a good Christmas, as well. Did you always have the mini-radiator on your RS? I always thought you had a full-size radiator.
Won't you lose the ability to daily drive the car or road race with it?
Looks like you are buiding a new header, are you going to try the newer Tial exhaust housing for the the 35R?
Hope you had a good Christmas, as well. Did you always have the mini-radiator on your RS? I always thought you had a full-size radiator.
Won't you lose the ability to daily drive the car or road race with it?
Looks like you are buiding a new header, are you going to try the newer Tial exhaust housing for the the 35R?
Dec 26, 2007, 11:01 AM
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Moving along, I'm fitting up the project and Trent is welding it. As he welds, I type
The service side of our shop is closed this week. When they come back next week my car looks like it is going to need a head gasket
Must have blown on the dyno last time and I didn't notice. Extremely hard to blow a head gasket on an EVO. With 40 psi of boost daily for two "years" I guess it was due to have something go wrong. It's been as high as 45.8 psi of boost. I was worried at first because I didn't notice it on the dyno and when I pulled the oil drain line the oil was milky. I drained the pan, pull the oil filter and cut the fitler open. Perfect condition. I'm amazed at the lack of anything in the oil filter........mind boggling that an engine can take this punishment and stay together.
More pictures coming.
The service side of our shop is closed this week. When they come back next week my car looks like it is going to need a head gasket
Must have blown on the dyno last time and I didn't notice. Extremely hard to blow a head gasket on an EVO. With 40 psi of boost daily for two "years" I guess it was due to have something go wrong. It's been as high as 45.8 psi of boost. I was worried at first because I didn't notice it on the dyno and when I pulled the oil drain line the oil was milky. I drained the pan, pull the oil filter and cut the fitler open. Perfect condition. I'm amazed at the lack of anything in the oil filter........mind boggling that an engine can take this punishment and stay together.More pictures coming.
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Dec 26, 2007, 11:23 AM
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I can understand that David.
I just hate using up all the paper towels in the house from wiping up the drool after one of your projects or changes.
Keep up the good work.
I just hate using up all the paper towels in the house from wiping up the drool after one of your projects or changes.
Keep up the good work.
Dec 26, 2007, 01:51 PM
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It's on the welding bench now. 4th runner is finished, final welding will be in the morning. Put the wastegate on and make the dump tube. The air inlet should be easy and I have to fab up a new lower i/c pipe. Should have it all done tomorrow easily.
This is the stuff I love to do.
