streetable na build
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As I would hope, but not quite yet. I have been issues getting my other car on the road, and a part of my funds for the engine has to be put towards a manual steering rack. My main priority is having the car to drive before I dive into the engine more. I also need to get a 54mm socket to remove the freakin flywheel nut. that will be the biggest PITA in the whole build.
Another problem I am running into is finding a good gasket kit for doing this build. Since this will sort of be a mixture of NA and Turbo parts, it makes things kinda hard to make final decisions on what exactly to buy. I might call up Banzai and see If they would be able to put together a gasket kit for my engine based on my needs. They're less than an hours drive so I bet I will be making it a few times.
Another problem I am running into is finding a good gasket kit for doing this build. Since this will sort of be a mixture of NA and Turbo parts, it makes things kinda hard to make final decisions on what exactly to buy. I might call up Banzai and see If they would be able to put together a gasket kit for my engine based on my needs. They're less than an hours drive so I bet I will be making it a few times.
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last time i bought the flywheel socket i just went to sears, 54mm = 2 1/8"
however since then finding a sears is the hard part!
with the NA and turbo, the only difference in the gasket sets was/are the intake gasket itself. in the 21st century you buy S4 o ring kit (its the least expensive, except for the 20B one) and then whichever intake gasket you need.
however since then finding a sears is the hard part!
with the NA and turbo, the only difference in the gasket sets was/are the intake gasket itself. in the 21st century you buy S4 o ring kit (its the least expensive, except for the 20B one) and then whichever intake gasket you need.
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