all will be painted then heat wrapped and painted again..i know the heat wrap is good stuff,wrapped my headers in the other 2 door with it..you can hold the pipes tightly and it just feels warm/hot..
got some more argoweld tomorrow..so if splatery then you can slaggggg me off..
you near new forest i hope..like it there..
anyway..discoverd me stering colum uj,s are shagged..great..
clearence for turbo exhaust exit is tight..great..due to me welding in flange in wrong place,but it stays there,no time to change...so much still to do,beginning to feck me off,boss hassling me big time...still heres tghis eves efforts..
Very impressive work so far mate....the whole setup under the hood is very well done. I had assumed you were gonna go for the twin-turbo setup instead of that one large turbo to reduce turbo lag.....
Keep up the good work.
re single turbo decided to go that way as i had a brand new one that should be just right..lag should not be an issue i hope, its bigger ,yes,but has twice the gases to get it going...
anyway..3 bucket seats do fit in the back..thats good..but taking 4 hours to bolt the n/s manifold on was not..talk about a barstard!!it will NOT be coming off again!
oil cooler mounts all made,just gotta buy some heat shielding silver stuff to wrap the oil pipes near the before mentioned manifold..
What about gearing? I'm assuming that with this amount of torque so low down that you could cruise at motorway speeds about 1000rpm lower than the norm?
One area I've looked at is the different cogs you can put into the LT230.
Without actually seeing the car. From the pic I would say 90 forward then wavy bendy down under the inter cooler pipe, past the manifold and out past the box.