Turbone

Hey, thats just ONE car. You shouldnt be complaining :-p

They look like they are for a ATV? Maybe double up on each corner :-p

Not uncommon at all. I let my old 84 Turbo Coupe sit most of the Summer once. Got the tranny fixed and in the process found several nest in various places. Including the inside of both rear view mirrors. But I missed one. It was in between the door jamb and front fender. I opened the door and sat down to get into the glove box. I got hit 3 times before I could run away.

http://www.indysworld.com/80s/general/USRM/mick-usrm/electrical/ecucodes.html

That sucks for me :-\

You mean your bored Ed and I were getting lonely here, glad to see you back.

Whoa there....you cant put a 4.11 rear diff in a car that has a 3.9 tranny. You would need a divorced transfer case to do that. You can take a 3.7 diff and put the unit in a 3.9 case, theres a write up for it in the USRM. And if you crank the suspension all the way up, you will be putting alot of stress on the (front) axles. Do a mild lift so you can get some bigger tires, install a Weber and have fun.

Hah......tempting, if it didnt have a bad rod knock.

Ah, right. I was using the final gear ratios on the tranny & t-case. Thanks Mick......I preferred my first ratio tho.

This is the forum you want. http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=1&f=87

Hmm? Get a hold of me. Normally, I remove hoods. But these are not light and theres just enough room to get it out. I might take it off to get the engine/tranny back in, as I'm thinking of doing it in one shot.

Come over tomorrow and help me pull the tranny!

I tell ya, pulling a EG33 is like passing a kidney stone I still need to pull the tranny and get the other engine/tranny prepped. New belts/tensioners, etc. Then hopefully my sale doesnt fall thru this month :-\ If I ever mention wanting another SVX project, I want anyone close by to hit me upside the head

You cant do a t-case without lifting, there just isnt enough room. What do you break the most: Axles What is your final Crawl Ratio: Nissan t-case @ 4.37 x 3.9 Tranny x 4.11 Diffs = 70:1 (I think) EA81 or EA82: EA81 What size tires: 30x11.50x15 Amount of lift: Aprrox 8in Locked/open/LSD: Locked

Posting in the Wanted Forum for rear disc's or drums might get better results.

Uhhh, guess you havent camped out much? Heat some water on the camp stove and use a washcloth. Its only a couple days.

That little hose can be removed without lifting the intake. It takes a pair of longnosed pliers tho, preferably with a angle. The hose only has a spring clamp on the end under the intake. The other end is easy. The turbo gets cooled from the rad, true. But the line comes from the water inlet on the thermostat housing.

This is after I got my metal canopy. This is what it looked like before I got it. And it still lokks like that underneath

NGK Iridium's in my RX and regular NGK's in the rest. Have had no issues with any of them.

It depends. After doing some measuring of the wheels in question and a set of EA82 alloys (Yes, I have a pair of them), there is a 1in difference of the inside diameter. The wheel offset is totally different also, altho I dont know if this would make a difference or not. Offset for the old alloys is 3.5in and the EA82 alloy is 5.25in. So, depending on how you feel grinding a 1/2in off your calipers will decide whether you want the wheels bad enough. Not many have done it, but I havent done a search about it either.

Nope, they will not clear the front brake calipers.

Its possible the rear brakes might interchange, I'm not 100% sure on that tho. Also, the rear axles might work in a pinch. They will be a little shorter than the Loyale.

I bet Delta Cam could make you a set of these. You have all the specs for it, just give them a email and see what they say. jonneyblaze69 @ aol . com

Well for one thing, DL's dont come with a turbo. I know you have looked in your engine bay, does his look like yours? :-p With a base model XT, 2wd 5spd, he better get over 30+MPG.

If you find one in the wrecking yard, I would cut the wires. It will be much easier to work on at home. Pretty sure you need to come in from open end and use a small jewelers screwdriver if you have one. Once you figure out where the catch is, it goes faster.