stockhatch

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Sorry. leatherseats.com I will get pics of the interior, but it will be a bit. I have to clean it up and it is low priority right now with all the mechanical stuff needing to be finished.

stockhatch

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Thanks. Yes, I plan to single it as soon as I can gather all the parts. First comes wheels, drop and exhaust though

stockhatch

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Ok, here are some interior shots. Don't mind the ugly discolored wheel. i have another one ready to go in when I get time.











And here is another shot of the engine with the intake piping finished.

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Nice man ,but how did i miss this thread? lol
So how is it running so far?

stockhatch

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Thanks! It runs great, but it needs valve guide seals. Puffs a little blue smoke on cold startup I guess it's to be expected since this motor has 100k on it. Still, it sucks to have a nice quiet smooth SC and have it puff on startup.

I have the seals and the tool came in too, so I know what I am doing this weekend.

MIGS

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R154 for $80?!?!?? U lucky mothafug!!!!


suscbribed.

stockhatch

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Yeah, I got lucky on that one. I need to get it in the car. There is a never-ending list with this thing. Its' like a house LOL.

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Yes they all do that, i replaced mine when i was replacing my cams, i used the Supertech seals but are better than factory i was told by TMS.

stockhatch

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Yeah I bought the Ferrea vitons from MVP myself. Had I thought about it, I would have done them while it was on the stand. Now I get to break my back leaning over the car.

soarer13oy

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Man i hate it when i have to break my back. Might be picking up a holset hx40 for a steal tomorrow. My ac clutch is making my car sound like junk. did you completely take your ac compressor off or did you do it on the car?

stockhatch

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I just did it in the car. HX40 huh? Good luck with it man

MIKU*SC3

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Damn that interior is SUPER clean.

soarer13oy

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Yeah found a good deal. Plus its rebuildable and can give me some serious power. For the ac clutch other than the removal and install tools, which other tools are required?

stockhatch

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Tools you will need for the AC clutch are a 10mm socket and a pair of snap ring pliers. And maybe a couple big screwdrivers to pry the pulley off with.

soarer13oy

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So i wont really need those fancy tools specifically made to remove the ac clutch? That would be great if i didnt cause i would have to buy them lol. So when will your car see the 1/4mi? Will you be running on stock boost?