Re: TH3 Lazy arse Australian / New Zealand Picture build thr
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RedTwo Rangi Kiwi
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posted 06/11/10 06:47 PM
Who likes progress? Me! Me! Pick Me!
Nothing gets a rocket under you like being given two weeks to move out
I say tentatively that the GTO rear end swap is complete. Tentatvely because the car is still JSB but all the work on that end of the car is done.
It seems impossible to fit the 26mm Whiteline rear bar by the stiffest setting (inner hole), at least without bending things.
A quick photo of the rear fitment of the 16x8 +30 wheels, with ~8mm spacer must make them +22 offset? This is with the suspension set to 0 toe, 0 camber, and D2 coilovers.
Rear sway bar connected. This is not the best way to do it but I am in a hurry!
Just need to:
Cut out the last low pressure 4WS line from the engine bay.
Fit big master cylinder and pressurise system.
Decide if I want to fit the LM-2 now.
Refit radiator and I/C pipes.
Buy some seats to use with Curtis's awesome brackets
Edited by RedTwo (06/11/10 06:52 PM)
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cheekychimp  Director of Housing and Urban Development, and carbon/kevlar balls
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posted 06/13/10 11:43 AM
Quoting RedTwo:
It seems impossible to fit the 26mm Whiteline rear bar by the stiffest setting (inner hole), at least without bending things.
Rear sway bar connected. This is not the best way to do it but I am in a hurry!


I'm glad it wasn't just me then! 
That f^#@ing thing gave me weeks of heartache.
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RedTwo Rangi Kiwi
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posted 06/14/10 03:25 AM
I guess any news is good news? First drive tonight, found a few issues: Handbreak doesn't seem to do much at the moment. May need to adjust the tensioners inside the drums, or adjust the main cable/tensioner in the cabin. 1.5 way mechanical rear diff is tight, or my old open diff was super sloppy! It seems to do a good job of being a handbrake at the moment.  Springs still seem soft, the car dropped a further ~20mm when I took it off the jack stands :/ I seem to have lost power steering when I pulled the 4WS. It may just be a lack of fluid in the reservoir. I need to add this to the bonehead thread - I forgot to tighten the wheel nuts after I dropped the car off the jack stands  took me down to the end of the drive to figure it out  I still don't think I've got them sorted, or I need a slightly larger spacer?   
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bazeng rocket ship underpants
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posted 06/20/10 05:31 AM
Quoting VR42LT:
Thanks guys Razza didnt tell me anything like what you guys are talking bout but then again i didnt ask either. 
And Baz i dont know the numbers on the box as it is in Sydney but i can find out, what will the numbers tell me?
It'll basically tell ya what ratio and also if it is LSD or not.
Australia's Slowest VR4
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VR42LT Junior Member
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posted 06/22/10 02:14 AM
Quoting bazeng:
Exactly as expressed above.
The only possible differences would be the optional - front viscous diff and rear diff may possibly be open.
What numbers are on the gearbox?
Here are the numbers Baz first set are W5M332WQNK and the second set are LN9452.
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