new slicktop

Discussion in 'Member's Garage' started by slicktop_beast, Jan 26, 2015.

  1. Got some very unwelcome news today when I pulled off the stock sump to swap over the LOJ kit. Massive chunk of piston and shavings staring back at me. Guy I got it from is sending someone over to collect it and either refund my cash or swap it over for another 6l. Given that I am now in over a few k to this swap kit alone, I will opt for the choice of another motor. Luckily all the motors he sells come with a warranty and the bloke is pretty chill, caused no hassle about it, just a few pics as confirmation. Slight set back, but hopefully I can still get this in whilst I have the engine crane rented.
     
  2. FireHorse

    FireHorse Member

    Looking good mate, hey you should be doing a video of it all
     
  3. Thanks mate :) There is a guy named Jimmy Oakes on youtube who has done a n ls conversion series, covers the majority of the swap
     
  4. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    awesome man try to get some pics in the thread
     
  5. Cheers man. Every time I try and upload it comes up with a broken link so I don't bother uploading directly to the forum. Followed the directions on the posting pics thread and still shit.
     
  6. lidz

    lidz Well-Known Member

    Don't worry about uploading it to the forum, your already doing the hard part & getting it uploaded. Now instead of just posting a link, when you make your post include the photo in it.

    Wheelwell doesn't seem to have an easy photo location info button I can see (like photobucket) but if you right click one of your photos then select "view image info".
    When the box pops up there's a line with "image location", copy that.

    Now when you make your post click the little image above the text box thats like a yellow box with some mountains in it. Now you'll get a pop up box asking for the image url, paste the "image location" info in there. Then the image will be included in your post, like this.

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    Zed's looking great, love the colour & the swap!
     
  7. Holy crap on a cracker thank you so much for uploading this for me. Yeah I will open a photosharing account this afternoon when I'm home and try and use that instead
     
  8. lidz

    lidz Well-Known Member

    No problem at all. You can make it work using wheelwell it's just a little more mucking around when making your post. On photobucket though there's a series of options to "share this photo" on the rhs of an image that make it a little simpler.
     
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    The day the last thing was removed from the bay ready for the paint to be stripped back to bare metal.
     
  10. This was what was staring me dead in the eye when I dropped the sump on the 1st 6.0L. Thank God for a warranty.
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  11. Minor update: Picked up a decent rad, vented nose panel with what appears to be a 350z carbon Z badge attached, could just be a dodgey copy tho, either way needs paint. Navan wing from an s14 that actually fits really nicely. Rad offers little clearance with current water pump pulley, so will switch it out with the water pump that has a slim profile pulley, barely getting 3mm at the moment.
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  12. Small update. Picked up a 102mm billet throttle body and 4 inch silicon elbow.
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    Honestly this image upload **** around is really starting to shit me.
     
  13. lidz

    lidz Well-Known Member

    man that's a big throttle body!

    As for photos that's where photobucket is handy as it has the direct image share link posted on the side of the screen, just copy that & paste direct into your post, easy.

    Regardless keep going cos build threads are so much better with pics!
     
  14. FireHorse

    FireHorse Member

  15. Exactly what I did, copy and paste, and this shit still happens. Its a 102mm
     

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