retroshark
Well-Known Member
and tomorrow - you will!!
i decided to skip using a filter on this setup alltogether. since the super 60 from garrett doesnt have a built in filter adapter, i have a bolt on piece. what i did, was went to pep boys, and bought an edelbrock filter element replacement, which is basically glorified foam. i cut a circle to cover the whole, with about an inch extra around so i could use a clamp to hold it in place. thats when i realized, i needed an inlet for my catch can recirculation, so i drilled into the flange, and fitted a little nipple on there for the hose. its super stealthy, and should look really neat when all inserted. im curious to see how the filter holds up, and have made sure its on super tight so it wont get sucked into the turbo, but i can imagine that it wont be sucking up so much air that id be in any danger.
i finnished polishing the wastegate. kinda half assed the housing, but the actual spring housing is nice and shiny. ill have that and the dump in tomorrow. most likely, ill be finnishing up the wiring in the afternoon (cluster LED's) since i got lazy tonight lol. ill also begin building my sub box, which, if im really smart with, i can make using just my old trunk panel, which would be... AMAZING!
other than that, as soon as interior stuff is back installed and wired, ill be able to test out my wiring.
my plan is to start by testing fans
then headlights
then interior lights
then turn my fuel kill switch off, and see if its working
then turn it on and make sure its working LOL
then, start her up!
ill most likely get some more oil and coolant to top off the car with, just cause i have no clue what shape its in, and i know my oil is low...
ill also need some gas, and then i should be good to go and let the car idle a little, and then test the clutch out. since my main issue was not being able to get the car into gear cause the master cyl wasnt holding enough pressure, ill make sure that with the clutch depressed, if my idle will be effected by putting the car into gear... if all goes to plan, ill hopefully get it out for a quick spin tomorrow night...
the thought is kinda scary, since i have no idea what, if anything, will work or not work... but im very positive that i really checked and double checked all my work this time, and will be really upset if i made a stupid mistake along the line. with so much wiring changed, and so many things relocated, im worried there is something awry in there, but at the same time... its not like i rewired anyhting important, so at worst, ill ahve no headlights or no AC LOL...
so yea, pics tomorrow!!
i decided to skip using a filter on this setup alltogether. since the super 60 from garrett doesnt have a built in filter adapter, i have a bolt on piece. what i did, was went to pep boys, and bought an edelbrock filter element replacement, which is basically glorified foam. i cut a circle to cover the whole, with about an inch extra around so i could use a clamp to hold it in place. thats when i realized, i needed an inlet for my catch can recirculation, so i drilled into the flange, and fitted a little nipple on there for the hose. its super stealthy, and should look really neat when all inserted. im curious to see how the filter holds up, and have made sure its on super tight so it wont get sucked into the turbo, but i can imagine that it wont be sucking up so much air that id be in any danger.
i finnished polishing the wastegate. kinda half assed the housing, but the actual spring housing is nice and shiny. ill have that and the dump in tomorrow. most likely, ill be finnishing up the wiring in the afternoon (cluster LED's) since i got lazy tonight lol. ill also begin building my sub box, which, if im really smart with, i can make using just my old trunk panel, which would be... AMAZING!
other than that, as soon as interior stuff is back installed and wired, ill be able to test out my wiring.
my plan is to start by testing fans
then headlights
then interior lights
then turn my fuel kill switch off, and see if its working
then turn it on and make sure its working LOL
then, start her up!
ill most likely get some more oil and coolant to top off the car with, just cause i have no clue what shape its in, and i know my oil is low...
ill also need some gas, and then i should be good to go and let the car idle a little, and then test the clutch out. since my main issue was not being able to get the car into gear cause the master cyl wasnt holding enough pressure, ill make sure that with the clutch depressed, if my idle will be effected by putting the car into gear... if all goes to plan, ill hopefully get it out for a quick spin tomorrow night...
the thought is kinda scary, since i have no idea what, if anything, will work or not work... but im very positive that i really checked and double checked all my work this time, and will be really upset if i made a stupid mistake along the line. with so much wiring changed, and so many things relocated, im worried there is something awry in there, but at the same time... its not like i rewired anyhting important, so at worst, ill ahve no headlights or no AC LOL...
so yea, pics tomorrow!!