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Cheers Simon. The spec is.... Which Mr. Parry has now gone with too as we are supra friends lol

 

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Built cylinder head

Ported and polished gas flowed head

Ferrea stem seals

ferrea dual springs

titanium retainers

BC 264 cams

 

built and balanced engine

Stock crank

86.5mm Mahle pistons

BC pro series rods

ARP main studs

ARP 625+ rod bolts

ARP head studs

Clevite bearings

 

Nice spec ;)

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Cheers Simon. The spec is.... Which Mr. Parry has now gone with too as we are supra friends lol

 

Engine

 

Built cylinder head

Ported and polished gas flowed head

Ferrea stem seals

ferrea dual springs

titanium retainers

BC 264 cams

 

built and balanced engine

Stock crank

86.5mm Mahle pistons

BC pro series rods

ARP main studs

ARP 625+ rod bolts

ARP head studs

Clevite bearings

 

Nice, what turbo you going with?

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Nice :cool:

 

Although nowhere near as extensive as your colour coding, I'm going for satin black on my rocker covers and plenum, with a gloss black spark cover.

 

Are you going with a vvti head?

 

Im really not a vvti fan. I know people love them but I just don't like the look. I know that sounds silly. Satin black will look great imo, I only went gloss as its fresh and different.

 

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Nice, what turbo you going with?

 

No idea yet, not even planned turbo side yet. Got lots of time to think about that step

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Thought i would post up some pics of the engraved parts i just took delivery of, now that they have chromed they are just amazing and the detail in the work is mind blowing. I decided the chrome engraved water pump pulley stood out like a sore thumb in chrome, so i 24ct gold plated that to match all the pulleys. The work in the top water pipe is incredible i could actually look at it al day long and still find details everytime, no wonder that part alone took 5 full days.

 

Lee at SRD has been busy too and sent me a few pics of the engine nearly completed, painted all the sump and sump pan gloss black to match the rest of the engine. as always his work is faultless and has done a fantastic job.

 

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cheers guys for the nice comments.

 

After fitting the chromed engraved caps i didn't like the chrome on gold combo, stood out to much so i ended up gold plating the caps.. much better now. I dont usually get to excited about parts but i have now got my hands on a greddy oil cap! i am very happy as these are becoming very rare nowadays and its the cherry on top of my build. oh yeah i gold plated this too haha.

 

picking my new engine up at the end of January!! cant wait to start bolting some things on and SRD have done a faultless job as per usual.

 

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It took alot of balls to bite the bullet and gold plate the engraved top water pipe but i just think that against the chromed belt covers it will break it up better.. looks hot i must say lol. the detaili this piece is incredible and plating it i just found myself finding new hidden details. I also purchased my old syvecs s6 from the gold rush supra! whoop im really happy to have a bit of that back and control my new build. practically brand new as im the only owner to use it. ASNU 1100 injectors also purchased. some more bits ticked off the list

 

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Its crazy an 80 year old man did that! True skills, looks machined! who is this man? This will be on front pages of magazines for sure, something this different. Reminds me of old school samurai swords, looks awesome mate

 

Just what I was thinking.

 

Absolutely mind boggling work.

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Cheers guys for the nice comments.

 

Well today i took delivery of some stainless steel nuts and bolts from Clay @ versatile fasteners! as always quality is exceptional. I cut some thread to size and lock tight'd dome nuts on the end. The first batch is to hold my cam covers on when i get them back. I also 24k plated the water pump to top water neck joiner and replaced the 2 rubber O rings with new

 

I 24k gold plated 20 dome nuts in total and ill use these throughout the engine build, as everything needs to be the same type nut and bolt throughout. Some interesting stuff happening in January but till then merry Christmas everyone.

 

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