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Re: Time to repair my Late 92 Hard Top
2017/04/01 19:20:39
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A little more progress. Painted with the correct colour. Now need to prepare for clear coat.Then put together. 
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Re: Time to repair my Late 92 Hard Top
2017/04/28 10:33:55
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Thanks Mike! for spotting the ECU got it for $150. Happy man. Car runs fine now so the problem was the ECU. So now I can save up for a links ecu later on when I,m ready for it. Now final touches painting, noise level and getting it through Regency Park inspection.
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Re: Time to repair my Late 92 Hard Top
2017/04/30 19:51:26
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Re: Time to repair my Late 92 Hard Top
2017/05/19 23:45:39
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My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/08 15:10:39
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/08 15:36:08
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/08 16:37:00
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Got to be happy with that. Watch that front lip.
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/09 09:31:31
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/09 10:06:20
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Not too late for a drive to Wakefield with the rest o the SA contingent
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/09 10:55:54
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Highlander
Not too late for a drive to Wakefield with the rest o the SA contingent
They are doing there own thing with a truck etc. Is it not booked out? I would also have to drive the Mr2 over, as wife crashed my tow car a month ago. I maybe able to do it?
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/13 23:18:49
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Well I done it Links ECU on its way. They are on special for this month only. I know that not every will agree, Should have brought a Haltect, Aptronic or Motec etc. Its a daily with Air Con etc or a weekend warrior with hill climb or track days thrown in. It not a not a Circuit car.
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/14 22:25:51
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Plug and Play or wire in?
I've just replaced my MR2 Link with a wire-in Monsoon myself, new loom is in the process of being built (when i can be bothered working on it)
Links can do all the things a Haltech or Adaptronic can too.
The wonderful thing about the Link is you can get the right ECU for the engine. So you don't have to go and buy a top-of-the-line ECU and then never use 80% of their functions
the 3S platform is a bit of a dinosaur these days, so they don't need much processing power to run a 3S-GTE extremely well.
Fortunately, I've managed to get my entire loom, ECU and pins replaced for roughly $1,500
All that's left is to finish the loom itself and I'll start driving again
race you once Tailem opens up
Current: 1992 SW20 MR2 GT-S* 1997 BMW 318ti Rally car** Daily: 2017 Subaru WRX Tow Car: 2011 Ford Falcon FG XR6 Previous: 1999 AE101 Corolla 1986 AE82 Corolla 1991 SW20 MR2 Mongrel 1991 Nissan S13 Silvia 1982 Nissan 280ZX *Broken **May as well be broken
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/14 22:45:57
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Plug and Play or wire in?
I've just replaced my MR2 Link with a wire-in Monsoon myself, new loom is in the process of being built (when i can be bothered working on it)
Links can do all the things a Haltech or Adaptronic can too.
The wonderful thing about the Link is you can get the right ECU for the engine. So you don't have to go and buy a top-of-the-line ECU and then never use 80% of their functions
the 3S platform is a bit of a dinosaur these days, so they don't need much processing power to run a 3S-GTE extremely well.
Fortunately, I've managed to get my entire loom, ECU and pins replaced for roughly $1,500
All that's left is to finish the loom itself and I'll start driving again
race you once Tailem opens up
Pugin as my car has not clocked over 100,000kms yet. Wiring all good.
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/14 22:51:11
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Don’t do anything aftermarket then
Mine was fine, until I went Gen 3 elecs, coil on plug conversion and just generally butchered the factory loom
On the upside, it’ll be pushing around 220rwkw on a stock turbo and stock boost on 98, just the engine build, W2A and coil packs in there
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Re: My repaired Late model 11/92 with Gen 3 body Hard Top
2017/11/14 23:13:37
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Randomity
Don’t do anything aftermarket then
Mine was fine, until I went Gen 3 elecs, coil on plug conversion and just generally butchered the factory loom
On the upside, it’ll be pushing around 220rwkw on a stock turbo and stock boost on 98, just the engine build, W2A and coil packs in there
I have built 3sgte the motor has all the goodies like a Blue printed, balance Forge internal motor. Even a brand new steal crank from Japan. With enlarged oil feed in the block and oil jets, done by John Moyle Engineering. John Moyle Engineering and I built this motor with ARP, Cosmo, Wisco, parts etc. Even the flywheel pressure plate is balanced with a six puck from the US. GT28RS Disco Potato with a .61 trim good for up to 17-18psi. Also custom plumbing and inter cooler, boost comes on early 2200rpm. May just add E85 1000cc injetors, fuel rail & fuel pump etc later on, if I want more power. I not going water to air, want to keep Air Con.
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