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willay
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4th Jul 08 at 12:07   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
according to pace/sbd/things i've read up up on so far, nope?
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may be because of the dry sump doing something diffrent, as have no knowledge of those

just seems wierd
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FYI just been told it isnt a problem because you dont have any when using a dry sump system.
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ah cool, like i say just wonderd
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as did i
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Coolio, I drove round with no dash for a month untill we figured out it was the alarm shorting out the loom
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rather have it back before i drive.
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leave it on those wheels to, just stick some r888 on them
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if the brakes fit I dont see why not
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Smart project Will.

I am sorry but how the hell does a dry sump work??
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google for Dry Sump, they can explain it better then I ever could.
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Whats next now jr is the project consultant? Strip it and powdercoat it to death?
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the breathing is done via the oil tank in most cases.
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I was at the unit yesterday deciding what to powder coat, theres alot to be done and I'm going for a boring colour just to be safe.

powder coat list so far:

subframe
anti roll bars
engine mount
gearbox mounts(s)
topmount covers
camcover
steering arms (i think)
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quote:
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the breathing is done via the oil tank in most cases.


could be the case if Pace pulled their fingers out of their asses and decide to weld up a couple of brackets
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fuck this is getting so so
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Loving the look of this build, tempted to drop my engine or a vxr engine into a corsa c when the nova gets broken up.

Do you have any pictures of the front ledas? Did they just mod your old corsa b ones to fit the corsa c or did they make you a new set?
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they modded them, added drop link brackets, changed the bushes made the bracket that attaches to the hub different.
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
they modded them, added drop link brackets, changed the bushes made the bracket that attaches to the hub different.


Pics needed
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bad pic alert
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Theres a chap on mig building a 400bhp dry-sump LET, and he's kept his oil cap, so has lee303 on their. both were advised to do so. Dont know why though
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so you can see the cams flicking the oil and stand there in amusement.
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It was cause iirc they had been told to leave it there as it can act as a breather, even though the dry sump setup works under vacuum. I have seen them done both ways and both have been fine.
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thanks for the info young Rick, next time I'm at the car I'll try and get a better picture of the coilovers
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Will, i took your advise and read up on how dry sumps work.

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