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  1. Thread revival FTW :)

    Have you developed this thing any further Bill?

    I haven't I'm afraid and it brings a tear to my eye.

    I sold the turbo kit to another dude on this forum.

    I hope to find out one day how he went with this set-up.

    I'll be back on this forum soon when I get back in my

    garage and stir some horsepower up! lol :D

    Sorry for the long awaited reply! :D

  2. I can help with an Exedy kit, drop me a PM with your requirements and I'll give you suggestions and give you pricing.

    I have a near new OS Giken twin plate/ pressure plate and lightened flywheel set-up.

    Asking $1500

  3. Has anybody ever tried to fit 1JZ or 2JZ injectors into an rb25 r33 GTST? It seems that the toyots injectors are side feed high impedance injectors also.

    There is a lot more 2nd hand aftermarket injectors for the toyota motors than can be found for rb motors, especially in the US. So if they fit it would make for a cheaper injector upgrade than sourcing ones to suit rb25.

    RB25 can only run side fed injectors, So supra 2j's are

    yors only choice from Denso Toyota parts.

    1jz are top-feed

    2jz are side feed

  4. hey nabil im not looking at getting anywhere near 300 trying to chase something like 200-250, i've got about 170 atm n i think i'd be more than happy at about that power increase.

    Yeh de-comping it to around 9:1 would be great as it would keep the nice bottom end range, so you think i'd be better off just getting a thicker headgasket some bearings and rings ect how much do you think that will set me back??

    ps i pmed you about the k-frame lol i had a little issue i everything apart on my car and took it out then had another look at it and realised that it was completly different to the one that was on your old shell and i ran outa time taking the one off you shell.

    Get the bearings from a bearing wholesaler: main and conrod approx - 140 (clevite/king/ACL)

    piston rings - $120

    bore/hone & acid dip block - $230

    Head clean up - $80

    Machinist can also get all your rings/bearings and specific h.gasket.

    Cheers,

    Bill

  5. Hey Jarrod,

    For that price you can

    find yourself a $1500 short motor

    RB25DET. Im not sure the DE oil

    pump is up to scratch for turbo use.

    Or decomp to approx 9:1 and get yourself

    a set of bearings, vrs kit with correct headgasket thickness

    for lowering your compression,arp rod-bolts, NI oil pump and chromoly rings.

    That should support up to 300rwkw.

    Cheers,

    Bill

    ( :) K-frame, mounts etc.) :laughing-smiley-014:

  6. On a more positive note!

    Since the head gasket was replaced;

    most likely due to it failing, oil will of most

    likely found its way into the radiator and

    shown a white milky substance under the

    radiator cap / oil cap!

    Now, when the gasket was changed the previous owner

    may of not flushed out the radiator of oil residue.

    As such, I personally would not make any decisions on rebuilding or

    removing the head cylinder, until a compression test shows there

    is a pressure drop between two adjacent cylinders.

    If your head is cracked, the motor will, in general,

    run fine up until the crack experiences enough heat to

    expand and flow water/coolant into the oil gallery.

    So basically you would of noticed frequent over-heating

    and real bad engine performance. Is that so?

    Cheers,

    Bill

  7. Hey fellas,

    I bought this portable Tig welder new like a month ago. I used it ounce or twice for a small arc

    welding job. It still has warranty and I will provide receipts for it. This is not an el-cheapo

    from E-bay. Its a quality welder and welds quite well. It has a high-duty cycle and will take up to 4mm rods.

    In other words, you can weld up to 10-15mm thick steel!!!

    It comes with a arc handle and earth cable. Tig torch and leads can be supplied for an extra fee of $60

    It weighs only 4.5kg as apposed to the old tranformer style

    technology that has many moving parts and weighs 5 times heavier!

    I am selling this as I need the money for an Oxy-acetylene set-up for my trade.

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    The price is $450 posted anywhere in AUS!

    I purchased it from a store in the CBD in Melbourne.

  8. Hey fellas,

    I bought this portable Tig welder new like a month ago. I used it ounce or twice for a small arc

    welding job. It still has warranty and I will provide receipts for it. This is not an el-cheapo

    from E-bay. Its a quality welder and welds quite well. It has a high-duty cycle and will take up to 4mm rods.

    In other words, you can weld up to 10-15mm thick steel!!!

    It comes with a arc handle and earth cable. Tig torch and leads can be supplied for an extra fee of $60

    It weighs only 4.5kg as apposed to the old tranformer style

    technology that has many moving parts and weighs 5 times heavier!

    I am selling this as I need the money for an Oxy-acetylene set-up for my trade.

    The price is $450 posted anywhere in AUS!

    I purchased it from a store in the CBD in Melbourne.

    post-21233-1189619255_thumb.jpg post-21233-1189619405_thumb.jpg post-21233-1189619456_thumb.jpg

  9. I wouldn't recommend running your injectors

    at a 100% injector duty cycle as you risk detonation.

    The reason being that as your engine consumes some cold (dense air)

    it will require an equal amount of fuel for combustion, so if your

    reach 100% duty at say 5000rpm you lean your AFR out and starve

    the engine from fuel! As the injectors can no longer meet the fuel demand!

    The std. injectors are approx 375cc so in general will

    only support a maximum of 375hp at the engine.

    To add to this, running a far too rich AFR will also increase

    the level of knocking in the engine due to 'heat spots,'

    caused by the build up of carbon deposits on the piston head

    from over-fueling!

    Good luck!

    Go to a tuner

    Not the local butcher! :laughing-smiley-014:

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