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Old 21-10-2008, 07:15 PM   #41
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Boring bits I know, but a small step closer. Painted up and re fitted my brake lines and one of the fuel lines.









Not concourse, just nice and tidy.

And got another rear ARB bracket so thats on properly



Hopefully be doing some more interesting bits like putting the coilovers and front brakes on in the next few weeks. Should be abit more fun.
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keep up the good work.

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Its starting to resemble a car again.

Stripped the old loom into what I needed to keep and tuck away. and Re taped it. also Fitted the Cossie loom, but that still needs re taping.



Cossie Loom



Plumbed in the brake bias valve and connected all the brake lines. They will be replaced with braided line at some point though. Little bits like stearing rack, accumulator etc fitted.



Fitted the RS ARB Along with the front hub, coilover brakes ect on the one side. Other side hub needs a new bearing which I'll get done for tomorrow.











And my braided fuel lines came in the post today. Will have the other side and the rears built up by the end of the week.
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the holes in the zvh block need 2 blocking off not all 4 mate the to that ar left feed the cvh head with oil
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Cheers guys.

Very happy now. The cars back on it wheels. Was able to roll it out of the way and have a good clear up in the barn.

Had my new rear spring collets arrive from Gaz so could bolt the rear suspention up.





I've gone for 275 LBS front springs and 180 LBS rear springs.

Braided fuel lines and B&M fitted.





On all fours.







Loving the stance.



And finally a scarey one of the coil wiring



Theres a few small jobs I still need to do, tighten a few bolts etc and gearbox is off to Bernie at CTS for an end casing swap.

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Looking good mate
Where you get the braided line from?
Light at the end of the tunnel now then
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Got a full set off a bloke on ebay. His name is rs custom hoses. He's doing me a set of braided brake lines too, but won't have them for a few weeks.

Yep light at the end of the tunnel. My x-mas deadline looks in sight. Won't be mapped etc but it'll be driving.
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good man you have been busy, where did you get them ledas from propper sus.... how much
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I bought the shocks as just bare shocks off eBay for Ł430 posted. Then I got on the phone to Gaz who for Ł150 supplied me with rear spring collars and 4 springs. So not a bad suspention set up for Ł580. Not much more than Gaz coilovers.
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I got my injector sandwhich plate throught he post so could get on with modifying it to accept EFI injectors.

The ports when I started. Much too small for the injectors.



Then I drilled the ports out in 3 stages to accept the nozzle, seal and body of the injector at different stages to end up with this.








Sweet.

I still need to make a mount to hold the fuel rail securely but I'm happy with my handy work.

Then I couldn't do much so I desided to paint my block and sump.



Turbo and manifold.



And then my rocker cover.



I've gone for matt black, with polished ford logo and red motorsport logo.

Then with all of these freshly painted parts lying around I couldn't help a dry fit



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Looking good!
Very clean, Keep up the great work
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Old 16-11-2008, 11:17 PM   #56
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Looks wicked that!
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Cheers guys. Got my new head Yesterday. Its an MFI Stage 3 head. Perfect for me as the inlet I'm using is MFI based, so no need for an adaptor plate. Its got huge ports, Stainless oversized valves, and as it didnt come with a cam I've fitted it with my old Kent CVH34 and vernier. Not ideal but the cars costing way more than I budgeted so a new cam will have to wait





Cam doesn't seem to be in bad shape.

All built up.



Ports



Its also been modified so I can use a Zetec headgasket.

Just so people can see what needs doing I've taken a few photos.

Here is the Zetec gasket on my old CVH head compared to the new modified head.





As you can see, the much beigger Zetec oil gallerys run off the end of the head.





And on this one, you can see just how much has been added to the head.

You can also see why the top oil gallerys need blocking off, as they go straight into the water gallerys.

My block though has 3 oilways blocked off, but not the last one, so I need to do it. Does anyone make brass bungs to do this?




Also when removing the sensor forn the back of the inlet it snapped off



Is this a Cosworth sensor or CVH turbo?

Also I've notced my FPR has had a hole drilled in it??? Any reason for this?



Also started the carbon covering on my inlet.



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Just looking around at the moment for a custom inlet ,looks spot on that ,was thinking i will cover mine in carbon ,then saw yours
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That is the tits! Can't beat some carbon

Good work as usual mate
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Just a little update. The leather interior has gone. Leather was a nice touch, but after fitting cossie Recaros in my brothers Fiesta I insantly wanted some. So I spent today going up to Manchester and back to pick up these.






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looks good with the red hex
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ive finally got the leathers to fit mate,was the fronts out of a sierra or sumat?they was really wide?look the tits now though
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They suit the car well
Will the back seats fit easy enough?
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ive finally got the leathers to fit mate,was the fronts out of a sierra or sumat?they was really wide?look the tits now though
I`m not sure. I had Escos leathers before so didn`t notice the width. Youll have to send me a pic of your work. How did you fare with the rears?
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They suit the car well
Will the back seats fit easy enough?
Might need a little fiddling but I`m hoping it wont be too hard.
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looks good with the red hex mate nice touch.

How long did it take you o get bk after ur sat nav died?

Let me know if u dnt use the door cards cos I'll take em back.

Looks good though!
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looks good with the red hex mate nice touch.

How long did it take you o get bk after ur sat nav died?

Let me know if u dnt use the door cards cos I'll take em back.

Looks good though!
Took bloody ages! The M6 Southbound was busy. 50-70 MPH in the fast lane so I got off the motorway and headed towards Wolves then Kiddy then home.

I've had a look at the cards and they look quite similar. Only problem would be door latches etc so probably won't use them. I'll let you now.
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come proper parts goin on this mate good goin i like escort cossie recaros nice to see something different
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Cheers mate. I started to add up what I've spent in 6 months but when it got to a certain figure I stopped

New tailgate decal. Subtle but to people who know it gives a slight hint.





My inlet manifold is at A&H Fabrications being modded for the fuel rail and throttle body, zvh oilway ally bungs being machined and then hopefully the engine can go in. Want to built the enigne in situ before putting it in the bay.
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First off some bad news. I've got a local company making my some aluminium oil gallery bungs. They said they would be ready Wednesday, but they weren't so told me to collect today, so I went and they are closed untill the new year I was hoping to have the engine in before I go away on the 2nd Jan but that won't be ahppening now.

Good news though. Some nice early Christmas presents for me. The girlfriend isn't having any now as I'm broke, but I'm sure she'll understand.

Picked up my inlet from AH Fabrications. Great lads they really are.





I just hope after all this effort it actually works!

New exhaust. The 3" Magnex just wasn't the look I wanted. It did sound lovely though. So I've opted for a 4" Rolled out Mongoose.





Innovate Motorsports LC1 Wideband Lambda kit.



Bailey oil seperator.



And the mess that awaits when I can get some time off.



The pile is slowly decreasing though!

One thing though before I build the enigne, as its so dusty up the barn I need to clean the bottom end and head up before I build it up. Whats the best way of doing this? Steam clean?
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block looks beautifull and the interior is tidy as fu*k cant wait to c it finished m8
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i love that exhaust old skool mongoose with the big lip looks the bollocks
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block looks beautifull and the interior is tidy as fu*k cant wait to c it finished m8
Nore can I mate. I was all set to get it running by x mas but its looking more like February now. At least when its done though I shouldn't have to touch it for years as everything is new or replaced
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Excellent build, shocking loom though, where the hell did that come from?
Love it!

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Excellent build, shocking loom though, where the hell did that come from?
Love it!
I know. The loom came with the enigne in my doner Fiesta. I think thats why the car ran poorly/lumpy at times. The coil wiring was shocking. One side had a very dry crap peice of wire as you can see, joining the ends and the other side was a scotch block that used to get very hot.

I've re-wired the coil wiring but when I fit my alarm I'll re wrap it anyway so will check it out.
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Finally got my aluminium blanking plugs. I emailed Ian Howell and he said the best thing to do was get 3x 16mm bungs and 1 x 14mm which is slightly larger than the hole, slightly tapperd on the one end then just hammer the fuck out of them untill they sit flush with the block, so thats what I did.





Then with not much else I could do I set about fitting the interior. This was a bit of an arse ache as they had the rear mounts cut off and replaced with home made ones that weren't up to scratch. So I had to make my own rear mounts.

Next problem was the EsCos seats have a tilt mechanisim to optimise the driver position. Sadly, this fouls the chassis rail that runs through the middle of the car.

* Firstly I tried to raise the seat mounts so it would clear the chassis rail. this though made the seat too high. My legs touched the stearing wheel!

* Then I removed it completely and it was very uncomfotable, with the seat tilting too far back.

So I knocked up this;



It's not in situ ajustable as you have to take the seat off to adjust it, but I've set it so I'm comfortable and I'm the only one whos going to be allowed to drive it so suits me.

And in;




With the front in (haven't done passenger side yet, Ran out fo gas on the welder) I set about fitting the rears.

Rear bench is too wide and sat about inch too far foward. So I removed the foam from the tray and looked at what needed cutting.



These corners being the reason.



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some drilling to the mounts and some fiddling later and Voila. As I ran out of gas I haven't welded the front seat mount tabs to hold the rear bench on. A job for tomorrow.



Only problem is, on the RST bench the backs have a recessed lock with bars on the car and the EsCos have bars that lock into the car. So the backs don't currently lock in place. I'm going to have a look tomorrow if I can cut the lock out of the RST seats and weld them into the EsCos backs then it will lock in place.

More updates no doubt tomorrow.
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Looking good mate, them seats will look right at home
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Cool little project!!will be a stormer when done
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