2010/08/13 12:52:58
w0n
you want me to send it to you or wait til the next meet?
2010/08/13 14:13:21
robk
quote:
Originally posted by surok

so whats left to do after the manifold gets back?




quote:
Originally posted by surok

so whats left to do after the manifold gets back?



Still lots of things!
* The annoying job of removing the fuel tank to fit the new fuel pump
* Fit the new heavy duty button clutch
* Finish the air intake piping and mount an air filter
* Oil catch can and oil cooler (you may have noticed the fitting on the cam cover for a catch can)
* Wiring for the added temperature sensors, 3 bar MAP sensor, and relays
* Ignition system upgrades (once I decide what to do there)
* Probably lots of things I'm forgetting!
2010/08/13 17:35:13
w0n
quote:
Originally posted by robk

quote:
Originally posted by w0n

you want me to send it to you or wait til the next meet?



I'd probably want it before the next meet (in fact I probably won't be at the next meet anyway). You're on the north shore aren't you? I could meet you somewhere or you could post it to me, I don't mind. I work at Castle Hill and live on the Central Coast.



email me your address and i'll post it on monday
2010/08/13 19:53:14
stuka
are you getting the manifold coated inside and out? also I think the heat resistance of the silver coating is less than the black. you better check that out
2010/08/13 21:07:57
2hardtop
Yes the good stuff is black (recommended for turbo applications)

who's coating the parts rob?
2010/08/13 21:15:20
robk
I'm unsure of the name of the place that's doing it, it's just the place that my mechanic uses. I think it might be in Parramatta.
2010/08/13 21:21:58
2hardtop
Probably won't do the inside.

because they can't prep the whole inside properly.


Seriously, get black, its rated at 2000F
versus
about 1500F for 'shiny disco balls' silver
and
you'll be approaching that sort of temp with it wound up.
2010/08/13 21:25:02
2hardtop
approaching 1500F that is.
2010/08/14 00:08:08
robk
Ah the wonders of Photoshop I just spent 10 mins quickly doing these so I could see how they would look (I didn't bother making the edges perfect and everything, it was just quick):

Now:





Silver coating:





Black coating:






I really like all of them, so I can't lose!
2010/08/14 01:02:09
Shamanova
That looks awesome mate! If it was up to me I would be leaving them as is - but you are right you can't really go wrong :).

Edit: Just realised you are actually doing it for thermal reasons not just to look pretty... A definite win for the black in my book!
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