Hi all, its truly been a long time. The car hasn't changed much over the past 8 years.... jeezus.... 8 years...
Here are some recent pics.
It made 266hp x 266tq last month. I have a set of Kelford cams and ported heads to go on soon.
Just a bunch of pics from building my first 7M turbo car, "The Rat Soup". This is my ZERO EFFS GIVEN car, with BUDGET BUILD in every aspect of its journey.
I found this car on craigslist as "not running and needs engine". When I pulled the old GE engine out number 6 connecting rod decided to...
Went through a lot in the past month, found a crack on my modified header so I put my factory manifolds back on with my old down pipes… bummer… But it all went back together smoothly, other than a royal battle with the front subframe and the engine, in a freshly painted engine bay… It was tense...
Looks, a lot better! Good save!!! MKIVs are going to be the next MKIII when it comes to people resurrecting them from the depths of crappy mods... This is proof!!!!
I just moved my engine bay fuse box to the front, so it can be hidden under the cooling panel and easily exposed to diagnose problems. It does take a lot of skill to do this properly, I have been rebuilding engine harnesses and developing my own skills for about 4 years doing wiring on many...
Been working like crazy, found the floor under the rear strut cross member was rusted. So I've been working on cutting out the rust and fabbing up replacement metal. But, I managed to decide on a battery, and made a bolt in mounting system for it so I can service the battery when the bumper is...
If its connected to that connector, then yea I would say its connected to your running/parking lights and turn signals. I have a 92 TWED book I can reference when I get home tonight, and post my findings.
The drivers door has a "DOOR CONTROL" box or something similar. Its basically a relay box...
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