Lostsoul's RedZ update...long... not dial-up friendly

Discussion in 'Member's Garage' started by 92z32tt, Nov 12, 2010.

  1. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    Use n/a plugs, they have a shorter threaded bit ... as can be seen with the plug in the picture there are no exposed threads ... with the factory setup there are exposed threads, that's why I removed the boss.
     
  2. rollin

    rollin First 9

    i removed the boss on mine but i kept it a bit secret since i thought i was the only one doing it. lol . obviously not.
     
  3. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    This is another thing I did ... wasn't too sure what it would do, but the theory was to enable the fuel to disperse into the air flow better. Recently there have been some comments that these ventures should be left alone ... It certainly hasn't done any harm, the car is very responsive off boost, needing only the slightest touch on the throttle.

    The left one is the std. one.
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  4. Z32 TT

    Z32 TT Active Member

    how much do you think its pushing out now?
     
  5. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    So are NA heads different, IE have a deeper plug hole seat, or do the NA plugs sit counter sunk in an NA head, if that makes sense ?
     
  6. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    The plugs listed for n/a's have a shorter threaded/snout length there for they don't protrude
    into the combustion chamber as far ... I don't know if the n/a heads are different to compensate, I think not.
     
  7. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    How long is a piece off string?? ;) ... Can't be too much more ... really, got to be running out of fuel, only got 555 injectors ... the Tuner said I'd be OK at 16psi though.
    So I won't put a figure on it ... according to some it shouldn't be making the power as it is, and they maybe correct, all I can go on is the piece of paper to say that it is :rolleyes:
     
  8. mungyz

    mungyz Well-Known Member

    Time for an update!!!

    Show them the flash new wheels :D
     
  9. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    What, so you can give me more shit about the lack of a paint job :p
     
  10. mungyz

    mungyz Well-Known Member

    Come on I'm waiting! Got the flame thrower all warmed up and ready to go!! :rofl:

    I suppose I can't say too much or you will just ask how my project is coming along = egg on face.
     
  11. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    Here you go then:
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  12. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    It has taken me about 4 years to get around to this :eek:

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  13. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    Nearly there, passenger assembled so driver side to do then a wash.

    I will give it a couple weeks before color sanding and cut 'n' polish.

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  14. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    DONE ! ... not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but there are "some" shiny bits and it is all one colour :D

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  15. SIM300

    SIM300 FAKE MODERAT0R

    Looks good judging from the pics. Does it need a cut & polish? I want a bonnet like that. The nose panel is very unique, haven't seen one like that before. You should colour code the mud guards.
     
  16. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    The finish is "patchy" ... I will colour sand and polish it in next couple of weeks.

    1: The bonnet, I fitted a bonnet scoop from a Subaru but faced it backwards ... very functional and at a stretch could be factory.

    2: The Nose Panel is a one off, some will say thank god !!! ... but I like it.
     
  17. gmbrezzo

    gmbrezzo Moderator

    Holly cow thats a great looking Zed, and a massive heart to boot.
    Great work, be proud of that one.
     
  18. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    Cheers
     
  19. 92z32tt

    92z32tt New Member

    Colour Sand and Cut 'n' Polish done ... a lot harder than it looks on the "youtube" clips :eek: ... result not bad apart from a couple of spots I will have to touch up later, just can't be bothered now ... after pretty much 2 weeks solid on this thing have had a guts full.

    Anyway this how she looks now :D

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    Before: ... lighting is different but the difference in paint finish can still be seen.
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