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Lucifer

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Right well now we have a new page:-

 

It was time to remove the turbos, and all ancilleries.

 

The Turbo kit is for sale as a complete nut and bolt system See here.

 

Turbos Removed

 

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Ok, your getting a custom Loom done I take it? otherwise whyd you want to pull it all out?

 

 

It was much easier to take it out than to try removing the engine whilest disconnecting plugs apparently. And yes it was very easy so I agree.

 

I did alot of reading on that subject before hand and the general consensus was the remove the engine with the loom intact.

 

TBH the loom is a little brittle, so I might buy a new one.

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mm., your choice.

of the 2Js that ive pulled its easier with the head taken off, then the back of the box bolts come off easier, everything unplugs nicely, and less weight to jack up in total aswell, so a little safer.

 

But anyhoo, at least its out ... :)

 

So, what you got planned 1000hp on stock internals ... :rtfm:

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mm., your choice.

of the 2Js that ive pulled its easier with the head taken off, then the back of the box bolts come off easier, everything unplugs nicely, and less weight to jack up in total aswell, so a little safer.

 

But anyhoo, at least its out ... :)

 

So, what you got planned 1000hp on stock internals ... :rtfm:

 

 

Ok ill wasnt going to make my prelim plans public for fear of being shot down in flames!!!! lol :blahblah:

 

Yes 1000 is a target of mine for this rebuild, but the main aim is for a top quality road going fire breather ;).

 

The 1000 Figure really is a cheat, I wanted it, one time on a dyno with the help of a bit of Spray and the help of a HUUUge turbo for the day.

TBH Im not even sure if its going to be possible in an auto even a BL built box.

 

Everyday from the PHR Stage 1 kit thats going in, I would be after around 550-600RWHP with a high boost map >700. The spray will be setup to deliver an aditional 100-150 direct port.

 

How im going to acheive all this is still in development in my brain!!! lol

 

Any suggegeons welcome.

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Nice one Jay, farkin excellent thread dude.

Will keep checkin this out for sure.

 

Only a little mechanical knowledge! Geez mate, if you're no mechanic you've missed your vocation. This is no mean feat mate - well done & good luck.

 

Gav

 

(Australia)

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OK finally got my Engine on the stand last night... really difficult to ge the right bolts.

 

However the bolts you need as the standard MK III (3) Cylinder head bolt, or if you can dind them M12 1.25 Fine 100mm.

 

Pictures of strip down of head end block tonight.

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