72 Restomod clubracer build

it is very difficult for me to describe how much i do like this project (exception made of the colour chosen, as i do not like green for a car, but that is only my fault)

every step means a brilliant design solution, i am envious, as i am able to do with wood you seem to be able to create solutions in steel, which i can not do unfortunately

excelent work, and beautiful car, congrats
 
bdigel said:
Forgive me I haven't kept track and I don't want to know !



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got the side window installed
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I'm only curious because I'm contemplating turning my turkis into a track/street machine like this; amazing build
 
Just saw a post.....

The car is on the dyno today.
 

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m5bb said:
Just saw a post.....

The car is on the dyno today.
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The trip to the dyno didn't go as hoped , in a nut shell the car wasn't quite ready for prime time . having car that's nut street legal makes it difficult to sort stuff out before dyno or track time , so sometimes the dyno is where bugs show up . The modified fuel rail leaked and turns out I have the wrong spark plug boots . When I converted to the euro style Coil over plug , the coils are the same as an E36 M3 , what your not told is the plug boots for the two cars are different . with out the ability to put the car under load these issue didn't show up , when loaded up on the dyno they showed their ugliness !

In the meantime while Im waiting for parts to fix the above issues I continued with nagging details . Today we basically finished the windshield install . Made some clips as per the rule book and installed them

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general shape of the clip cut out , , nut serts to be installed in the body and some nice cap screws to hold the clip down

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Rear straps done and installed


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front clips polished, and installed
 
Still waiting on parts to fix the fuel rail issue , in the meantime Ive been "geeking out " on some weird details .

A few weeks back I made these head light blanks , They turned out a bit sloppy and wasn't happy with them .

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I had some piece's made to cover up the crappy work

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and installed them on the car

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Its an unnecessary detail but it give s the car more of a finished look ??

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deQuincey said:
humm, fake lights
nicely done, but what is the purpose ?
you do not need lights ? ok, but why do not just fit the original headlights ?
regards
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#1 lost at least 20 lbs off the front of the car
#2 make room for oil line to the oil cooler
#3 the out side driver light will eventually be the air intake for the engine
 
bdigel said:
#1 lost at least 20 lbs off the front of the car
#2 make room for oil line to the oil cooler
#3 the out side driver light will eventually be the air intake for the engine
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Removing the lights are a given. The decals however are genius. Have you been watching NASCAR? Good thinking!
 
Crime Dog said:
Are you gonna run at The Mitty?
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Regretfully I will not make the mitty , Kinda ran out of steam /enthusiasm for the project for the last couple of month's . waiting to long to get the injectors and injector rail sorted out . sorry guys . I did however made some progress this AM . I think I have finally gotten the injector's sorted out. the 1st set leaked , the second set didn't fit and the 3ed set seam to work.

short video of it running again

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Back to the injector disaster , stock injector pictured on the rt and the non fitting injector from batch # 2 on the left

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New injector's pictured below

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you may notice the new injector are a more modern design ,

After I got it fired up drove it out side to give her a bath

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