What have you done to your zed today? Part 2............

Discussion in 'Non Technical' started by Jinxed, Jan 22, 2013.

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  1. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

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    urghhhh
     
  2. Ns-Zed

    Ns-Zed Member

    Wow I got a headache just seeing that! Good luck, going be awesome when done.
     
  3. Z32 TT

    Z32 TT Active Member

    Wow :/

    Your dedicated
     
  4. Mr G

    Mr G Active Member

    Anti - your pic looks like what would happen next in this scene from Aliens. Can't wait to hear your progress!
     
  5. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    hah - guts everywhere?

    I'm putting the fuse boxes inside the cabin. Not a fun task.
     
  6. riden21

    riden21 New Member

    FMIC installed successfully :D

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  7. Mr G

    Mr G Active Member

    Can't believe you didn't colour-match your orange wheels with your orange indicators.... what's wrong with you?!?!?

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  8. gmbrezzo

    gmbrezzo Moderator

    Angle grind, drill, and bashed the crap out of it today.
    Just to get the crank sprocket off.
    Surprise no blood sacrifice. woohoo.
     
  9. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    Digging this, keep it going with your style man. Needs a GReddy front bar when it won't break the bank.

    Get some of those OEM style side decals made up in matching orange, it'll look great!
     
  10. Jamie

    Jamie Jamie The Hobbit

    Purchased Zed #3 :br:
     
  11. InsaltZ

    InsaltZ Member

    Replaced clutch Master and slave cylinder and new braided hose, Bled it all and went for a long test drive. It was off the road for weeks. I missed her
     
  12. Mitch

    Mitch Has one gear: GO

    Mounted PTU under passenger headlight and re-wrapped the loom.
    Also fixed a leak on the fuel return line with New hose and clamps. Swapped in a new fuel filter.
    Nothing exciting, but the most action the old girl has seen in Months :eek:
     
  13. rob260

    rob260 Administrator Staff Member

    Fitted my powertrux rear sway bar links.

    Dropped the car back in the ground for the first time in 2 months.

    Made up a tool to clear big mother****er unis and torqued up the tail shaft.

    Adjusted rear links and loctite-ed locking collars.

    Reinstalled exhaust.

    Adjusted front sway bar links and applied loctite.

    Refit exhaust and funky new reusable gaskets. Wondered about quality of said gaskets and put car in the air to check for leaks... So far so good.

    Vacuumed.

    Checked fluids.

    Paid rego.

    Realised I left the rear chassis brace off. Lifted car to refit.

    Test drive.

    Recheck tail shaft and links.

    Put the battery on charge.

    Will give it a wash before the cruise tomorrow.
     
  14. bRACKET

    bRACKET Do Right Dean

    If money permits, grab those USDM TT stockies, plastidip them in the orange (it'll peel off if you change your mind), then slam it.
     
  15. Anti

    Anti 14.7 x 14.7 = 44.1

    Finally getting it away from heat? Goooodd!
     
  16. Mitch

    Mitch Has one gear: GO

    Hardest thing was getting the loom to fit thru the hole under the headlight. Tight squeeze. going to look at making a bracket to mount the air horn and PTU off using the existing mounting points. Don't like the idea of cable ties or tek Screws on the chassis.
     
  17. zedboy

    zedboy Active Member

    Put rego on it and drove it for the first time in 3 months, fried them in second, fried them in third and back into the garage until next time.:br::zlove:
     
  18. 5L1D3W4Y5

    5L1D3W4Y5 New Member

    Found enough motivation to fix a few minor dents and whip off my horribly faded stock spoiler and cleaned all the glue of ready for infill panel to be put on.
     
  19. waynoz

    waynoz New Member

    finally bought a new air filter and cleaned the maf sensor which has never been done since I owned it.

    it was reving high and smelling rich on startup, unles i am making things up. as soon as i started it with the new filter, it kept a steady idle straight away then seemed to run a lot better. old filter was full of dirt and oily crap.

    I've heard that getting a new filter and cleaning the MAF sensor can make a big difference, maybe I heard right.
     
  20. nick300zxtt

    nick300zxtt Member

    Mitch I did this years ago, there are threaded hols in the rail amid I used one of those to bolt it down.
     
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