EA82 turbo project!

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Post by FujiFan » Fri Aug 22, 2014 11:28 pm

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Reground cams, with markings (just for you Jonno ) Cam 1+3 = A-0-6 Cam 2+4 = A-0-4!!!

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Post by FujiFan » Fri Aug 22, 2014 11:33 pm

And some more:
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Post by Bantum » Sat Aug 23, 2014 5:17 am

Ooo nice, more shiny bits - It's a shame to cover them up ... :p

What did you do to get them like that ? buffer / polisher ?

Looking good otherwise ... :)

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Post by steptoe » Sat Aug 23, 2014 1:31 pm

flippin' hck that is all nice and clean. I hope you use genuine rocker cover gaskets, if not, and they are like my after market ones, they'll be leaking by 15,000km. Just a little harder to reseal when in my Brumby - s q u e e z e.

the cam detail is different to the way my cams have always come marked - all I ever got was lift - either 0.225" or 0.235" vales open either 16 or 20 degrees BTDC, close 56 or 60 oafter TDC depending on cam

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Post by nncoolg » Mon Aug 25, 2014 8:16 pm

The water pump, are you using an electric one?
Also, do you mind sharing the details of the head studs?
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Post by El_Freddo » Sat Aug 30, 2014 1:46 am

Wow, all that chrome! Is it just polished aluminium or actually chromed pieces?

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Post by nico leone » Mon Mar 30, 2015 4:14 pm

I don't know how I stumbled upon this thread but wow wow wow wow man !!! what a amazing job you did on that little motor... like I mean you make me want to dig up my old stuff and breath a new life into it all

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Post by FujiFan » Mon Mar 30, 2015 9:43 pm

Thanks for your interest nico. Its been a while since I've got my act together on this project. Been really busy with my house, work, women and other stuff with the wagon. But I have been slowly getting things together to progress this build. So advancement is coming soon. This build isn't just about show n shine, I do want the actual finer details of reliability and longevity to be realised.

Soon I will update this...

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Wow, all that chrome! Is it just polished aluminium or actually chromed pieces?
Steel stuff is chromed or powder coated. Ally is either ceramic coated or polished.
The water pump, are you using an electric one?
Also, do you mind sharing the details of the head studs?
Yes I will be using a Dav!3s Cra1G EWP, to be located where the battery is/was. I will explain the head studs at some point!
flippin' hck that is all nice and clean. I hope you use genuine rocker cover gaskets, if not, and they are like my after market ones, they'll be leaking by 15,000km. Just a little harder to reseal when in my Brumby - s q u e e z e.
Thanks Jonno, yep genuine rocker cover seals. You have to be picky n choosy about where genuine or aftermarket seals etc are used.


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Post by rally-leone » Sat May 30, 2015 10:41 pm

Wow. I now see as to what extent your love for the 82's go. Unfortunately i will not be delving into anything remotely near what you have achieved. As an expression of interest what is your budget for the engine?
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Post by FujiFan » Sun May 31, 2015 12:39 pm

I really should update this thread. Busy with other pursuits.
Wow. I now see as to what extent your love for the 82's go.
Haha the love wont last forever when there are such newer (younger) hotter engines (and women) out there.
As an expression of interest what is your budget for the engine?
$1700 which includes fanciful stuff like ceramic and polished finishes. I am well within that. It really isnt expensive to rebuild these if you do the disassembly and reassembly yourself. What is making this take longer and more $$ is my unwillingness to use the standard water pump and ECU. Quality aftermarket engine management aint cheap - unless of course you have a sponsor ;)

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