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Old 20th August 2011, 09:16 PM
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a few pics of last night and today's progress got the front cross finished, mod'd the pedal box to fit the smaller hole and fitted the s2000 clutch master, shortened and re clipped the rear break pipe, made a new pedal box side cover, painted the bits were i have had to grind and weld etc etc

front cross


pedal box, tunnel etc


3" prop shaft


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Old 25th August 2011, 10:41 PM
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Hi all got the engine in properly tonight, very pleased.
couple of pictures with descriptions underneath


just a basic overview of the install


Oil filter relocation plate, i had to modify this slightly sine it was designed to retain the OEM cooler so i had to shorten the stud that filter would originally have screwed onto, it was quite involved since the treads did not run all the way down so to shorten it i had to basically remove a section from the middle of the stud and re weld it together, did it all in the lathe with the TIG the result was very pleasing.


Clutch slave cylinder with a little banjo fitting that i made an adapter for to go onto a standard M10x1 pipe fitting


Propshaft installed in the tunnel, i must remember to torque the bolts before the test drive they are only finger tight at the moment.
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Old 25th August 2011, 10:42 PM
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Hot side of the engine. The manifold will run very close to the chassis rail, it will come out of the port and have to kick up slightly to clear the chassis rail, not a big deal really but it will require some heat management in the surrounding area



New radiator, alloy race rad from a honda civic del sol, fits perfectly in the space and even has the same size hose's, i also have a new slim fan (not shown)



And finally my attempt at an artistic photo, doesn't show much but i think it looks cool.

Edit: tell a lie it shoes ground clearance quite well

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Old 26th August 2011, 09:14 AM
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Cool Cool work

You are certainly cracking on with that job Tilly

Very much looking forward to seeing the completed job & the report of your first test drive with the new engine fitted

One thing for sure, going to be a whole bundle of full on mayhem
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Old 26th August 2011, 02:24 PM
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very nice, going to have a bit of a kick that one! wipe clean seats anyone?

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Old 7th September 2011, 09:11 PM
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hi all
quick update, quite an exciting one really since i fired up the engine for the first time tonight, it went second attempt, would have gone first attempt if only i had turned on the battery isolation switch first
anyways here are a couple of pictures





still got some wiring to do as you can see, also need to connect a throtle cable, make a new exhaust, bonnet, dash, tunnel cover etc
might get a new battery too since the one i have is a little large
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Old 11th September 2011, 06:33 PM
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update:

been making the exhaust this weekend, been lucky in that i had got a bit of extra tube and a couple of bends left over from the last one and have been able to use some bits from the old manifold. unfortunatly ran out of gas so i will have to get a new bottle this week.

will try and get a photo up later

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Great stuff Tilley

I guess it will not be too much longer before the Roadster is back on the road
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Old 11th September 2011, 09:32 PM
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that seems to have just fallen into the hole left by the previous engine !
look foward to seeing some more progress

i am very jelous !
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thanks it is a bit of a squease in a couple of places but all in all fits very well and should give good weight distribution.

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