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spankyjames

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Registered: 26th Jun 06
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8th Apr 12 at 09:04

Looking good dale what you doing with your old oil cooler?

corsadonk

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Location: Marlborough, Wiltshire
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8th Apr 12 at 09:32

Thanks for sticking Eeyore back together for me.

Dale

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Location: Swindon
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8th Apr 12 at 11:32

quote:
Originally posted by DansCorsaSXi
Cracking progress as usual Dale.

quote:
Originally posted by Darryl H
Great work dale, can't wait to see this going again

Cheers guys, not the only one Astra wants a rest lol

quote:
Originally posted by M Sutton
Good progress getting there slowly!

Yer shame its not quicker i just dont get the time at the moment...

quote:
Originally posted by spankyjames
Looking good dale what you doing with your old oil cooler?

Cheers fella, not alot interested?

quote:
Originally posted by corsadonk
Thanks for sticking Eeyore back together for me.

Anytime, cheers for scrapper trip, that switch was fucked

ah well but fun none the less....

Col004

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Registered: 25th Jun 03
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8th Apr 12 at 13:19

Looking good fella. Look forward to seeing the car again and this time hopefully put a face to a name

I requested you on facebook mate.. Seen you were gabbing with my mate Timmy. Keep up the good work

TimC909

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Registered: 8th May 10
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8th Apr 12 at 17:05

Ignore Colin of FB, he is a FOOL

Only kidding Col xx

Col004

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8th Apr 12 at 17:29

Cheers Tim. Thought you was my mate.

TimC909

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8th Apr 12 at 17:31

I still aint recieved this txt Col. You in tomorrow or back at work?

Dale

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Registered: 7th Oct 07
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9th Apr 12 at 08:08

Cheers Col, I have accepted you only the best on my facebook lol

Look at you too love birds lol

Col004

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9th Apr 12 at 10:34

Timmy just gets bord and abuses me dale, then he turns up for a cuppa at my house and I try hard to hide but he always see's me

TimC909

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9th Apr 12 at 11:03

Colin usually tries to make me sick on split tea bags too. Such a nice chap lol

Col004

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9th Apr 12 at 11:11

Dale

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Location: Swindon
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11th Apr 12 at 21:12

Got my coolant adapters for the turbo

Old fittings

New Fittings

Thread is m14x1.5

Now onto the "Cooling issue/not issue" if you can been following Big Rons thread... This is what me and Mike have come up with...

Dewis Inlet with coolant feed marked out, you can see it has vent to header tank but nothing from 3 way pipe at the back of the engine

Standard Inlet

The Standard inlet manifold has a feed from the 3 way pipe with internal bore of roughly 25mm and the feed to the head has a width of 20mm.

First off was to make an adapter to go from the 3 way pipe, internal diameter of 26mm. We used a Barbed 1" adapter (external diameter of 25mm) which was braised onto a 1/2" barbed adapter (external diameter of 13mm) The reason this step was used will come clear soon...

Adapter that was made

Then to keep inside the 20mm hole in the head we used a 3/8 BSP parallel thread to 1/2" barbed fitting which uses an outside diameter of 17mm (thread end) the next size up was 21mm which would be to big for the port in the head.

Adapter with dowty washer

Drill and tap the inlet with 3/8 BSP thread

Fitted

Check fitment with inlet gasket

Adapter in

Trial fit inlet with joining hose

With joining hose fitted

From underneath the inlet

Now I know its still slightly more restrictive over the standard feed but some people arn't having issues without them, So IMO anything is better than nothing. There is still room to drill the adapters out internally aswell.

Prepping for paint

Darryl H

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Registered: 19th Nov 09
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11th Apr 12 at 21:14

Great work Dale!

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Col004

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11th Apr 12 at 22:58

How it should be done.. well in kid

DansCorsaSXi

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11th Apr 12 at 23:03

Lovely jubbly,great work again.

Star silver C20XE SXi Project thread

Smoke Grey Corsa GSi Project thread

Jed D

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12th Apr 12 at 12:02

mint work as always

i like the inlet

Dale

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12th Apr 12 at 19:58

quote:
Originally posted by Darryl H
Great work Dale!

Cheers

quote:
Originally posted by Col004
How it should be done.. well in kid

Getting there then it will be time to test it

quote:
Originally posted by DansCorsaSXi
Lovely jubbly,great work again.

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
mint work as always

i like the inlet

Cheers

Dale

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Registered: 7th Oct 07
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16th Apr 12 at 22:01

Had more time on him recently..

Got some more fuel bits through

Then I shot blasted the removable front panel

All primed up

Primed the front panel

Inlet runners primed

All painted

Connect under inlet for vacuum lines, air temp sensor and vacuum for servo

Inside inlet

New adapter for fuel rail need to machine down the new ones slightly

Next to mount the fuel pressure sensor and oil pressure sensor (Left fuel & Right Oil)

Route from regulator

Next was to modify the top of the tank, I epically ****ed my first one my trying to use weld on boss's....

So plan "B"

New part

Remove the connections

-6 through body connection with dowty washer top and bottom

Barbed connections for hoses inside tank

Fuel system mock finished

Then remove it all and fit carpet and cut away

Thats all for now

Graham88

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Registered: 16th Apr 07
Location: South East Kent Drives: E46 M3
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17th Apr 12 at 00:35

Those fittings look so sexy

fazza

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17th Apr 12 at 08:24

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Those fittings look so sexy

Would look better with the rear all painted white though imo. Love this car

Dale

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Registered: 7th Oct 07
Location: Swindon
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17th Apr 12 at 08:41

Yes they are...

It would but I'm not spraying the back at present... Next in weld in cage so it will be sprayed then...

fazza

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Registered: 7th Feb 08
Location: Plymouth
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17th Apr 12 at 08:43

ah yeah i think i remember you saying that

vx-scottw

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Location: sheffield
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17th Apr 12 at 09:36

looking great mate love reading this

Darryl H

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Registered: 19th Nov 09
Location: Camberley Drives: Porsche 944
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17th Apr 12 at 10:00

They look awesome

keep it up Dale!

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Dale

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Location: Swindon
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17th Apr 12 at 22:04

quote:
Originally posted by vx-scottw
looking great mate love reading this

quote:
Originally posted by Darryl H
They look awesome keep it up Dale!

Cheers guys, done more tonight

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