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Andyrews Progress Thread, 1/16/22 A Trip to The Red Barn - Lets fab a Firewall! |
Andyrew |
Jan 19 2011, 01:01 PM
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Spooling.... Please wait Group: Members Posts: 13,377 Joined: 20-January 03 From: Riverbank, Ca Member No.: 172 Region Association: Northern California |
Welcome to my Audi Turbo 914 build thread! This first post has been highly edited for your(and my) ease of navigation.
` (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads/post-172-1428991066.jpg) ` The car 1973 Porsche 914 1.7 w/ appearance group package (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads/post-172-1429499049.jpg) ` The Story: I purchased this car when I was 14years old and had bought 2 other 914s with it for a measly $1100, The other 2 914’s were basket cases and one had been in a roll over. The previous owner put the 2.0 from the roll over car in this car. I parted out the other two cars and DID A V8 CONVERSION on mine after I couldn’t figure out how to adjust the valves (It seemed easier..). I do a 5 lug conversion as well as put some fiberglass flares on the car and many other things before I decide to paint the car. That is the start of this thread. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/i1210.photobucket.com-172-1295463716.1.jpg) ` Next I decide that I don’t like how the v8 drives and how I could never keep it cool so I decide to embark on a journey with an engine I was already more familiar with. The Audi 1.8T. To start at the 1.8T engine conversion click below. http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...4780&st=309 Details on the car: Engine: Audi AEB 1.8t Engine, Fully rebuilt, balanced rotating assembly and blueprinted, balanced and clearanced Intermediate shaft. Crankshaft: Stock/polished Rods: Scat Forged I beam rods Pistons: Stock Cams: Stock Valves: Stock intake, Stainless nitrite coated Supertech exhaust AEVN-1103 Valve springs: Supertech high rpm valves SPRK-AUDI18 Piston rings: Goetze 08-502900-00 (Factory stock) Head gasket: Elring Stock head gasket Rod bearings: 034 Dry film coated bearings 034-202-1008 Crank bearings: 034 Dry film coated bearings 034-202-1000 Intake Manifold: Stock Throttle Body: Stock AWM Exhaust Manifold: APR Iconel Stage 3 manifold Exhaust: 3" turbo back stainless steel w/ 2 stainless resonators Intercooler: 700hp air to water core. Turbo: Comp Turbo triple ball bearing CTB5356 Injectors: Bosch 550CC injectors ported and flow matched to 1300CC Fuel Pump: Bosch 044 inside 034 Surge tank Fuel rail: Stock fed with AN10 line Water pump: Davies Craig EWP150 w/ LCD controller MAF: PMAS HPX MAF in 3" housing Boost controller: Cortex EBC Transmission: Audi A4 1.8 5 speed code EHV FWD unit 100mm stub axles from boxster transmission eBay sprung type LSD Wiring: Strip all Porsche wiring, Replace with Audi wiring 100% Engine Management: Modified OEM Audi Ecu Power brakes: Not yet ABS integration: Not yet Traction control integration: Not yet Launch control: Not yet Cruise control: Yes Climate control/AC: Yes OBD2 full control: Yes Check engine light: No smile.gif Front trunk and rear trunk: YES! 8psi: 240whp (Canyon and autox setting) 14psi: 280whp (Street) 17PSI: 300whp (Track and Street driving) (Estimated power goal) 30psi(E85): 400whp (Full tilt mode) Suspension: Raised 911 spindals up front with Koni yellows Mueller Roller Needle Bearings front and rear in leu of all bushings Turbo tie rods 22mm Torsion bars Nascar front sway bar Koni yellows rear 911 rear hubs with 100mm studs Ground control coil over kit in rear 225lb springs Brakes: 911 A calipers front Stock 914 rear calipers Vented rotors front and rear Porterfield semi race pads 19mm M/C Proportioning valve replaced with T Wheels: Boxter rear 17 x 8.5 twists up front with 245 40 17 911 turbo 18 x 10 turbo twists in back with 285 35 18 Body: Rich Bontempi HPH Flares Front and Rear, Molded 916 front and rear bumpers (front bumper to be reworked completely) 6" ducktail spoiler with supports Engman long stiffening kit Seam welded rear Camp 914 hood shocks rear Camp 914 Euro front turn signals Bike rack (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Interior(In Progress): Fully custom interior (Still in design phase) Harness Bar 5 point Cam lock harnesses Pepboys Corbeau style seats ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now that the intro is done, here is my checklist of things that I want to get done with it. Register *5-15-11* Fix ignition **5-30-11** Tune (again) ecu ** Converted back to Carbs after ECU died 5-30-11** Clean goo in trunk (pic) Install Dr window crank *5-30-11* Change oil ****Finished 1-29-11**** Change water pump *Received Remanufactured pump from Slits 1-26-11****Finished Install w/ hangups 1-29-11**** Flush coolant Finish targa bar S *Started progress on the bar* Dr front 1/4 *Sand day 1 1-29-11* *Bondo Day 2-1-11**Primer Day 2-19-11* Dr door *Sand day 1 1-29-11**Bondo Day 2-1-11*[/url]*Primer Day 2-19-11* Rocker pannels *5-7-11* Dr rear 1/4 *Sand day 1 1-29-11**Bondo Day 2-1-11*[/url]*Primer Day 2-19-11* Trunk *Removed spoiler, Plugged old spoiler holes, Long board sanded trunk* Rear bumper *Page 8* Pass rear 1/4 *4-17-11* Pass door *4-17-11* Pass front 1/4 *4-17-11* Front bumper *5-5-11* Hood *Primer 5-2-11* *Paint 5-15-11* Top *5-4-11[url=http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=114780&st=120#] Primer sealer *5-15-11* Paint *5-15-11* Radiator cutouts in wheel well (And replace hood with stock) ***Completed 1-26-11*** Fix headlights *6-8-11* Fix horn Finish seat install ****Progress 1-19-11**** ***Finished 1-26-11*** Finish carpet *6-8-11* Finish front sway bar Fix Dr Door handle This post has been edited by Andyrew: Jan 15 2022, 09:16 PM |
Andyrew |
Mar 13 2011, 11:11 PM
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Spooling.... Please wait Group: Members Posts: 13,377 Joined: 20-January 03 From: Riverbank, Ca Member No.: 172 Region Association: Northern California |
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Threw some filler on the rocker pannel in some low spots. Sanded this down with 36 grit then 80 grit (I laid it a bit thick...). I should mix some glaze to put on this tonight.. Hmm, maybe i'll do that for lunch tomorrow. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/i1210.photobucket.com-172-1300079498.2.jpg) There was a pinhole that I missed and a low spot in the door. Filled it with glaze then sanded down the area with 150 and 220 grit with a block. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/i1210.photobucket.com-172-1300079498.3.jpg) Aaand 2 layers of primer reduced ~20% (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/i1210.photobucket.com-172-1300079499.4.jpg) Progress started on the trunk again! I laid some glaze in some trouble areas and sanded down with 150 grit then hit it with 240 grit for just a little. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/uploads_offsite/i1210.photobucket.com-172-1300079499.5.jpg) Here it is with 2 coats primer (painted same time as door). I need to work on my spraying a little, my pattern wasnt very good. However the primer settled really nice. There was one spot where a glob of primer came out, Not sure what happened there but oh well, i'll fix it later. I then sprayed some guide coat on and started sanding but the guide or the primer wasnt dry 100% (was about 2 hours after priming @ 65 deg) because it just immediately gummed up the sandpaper multiple times. I called it a night at this and worked on the CRX. Not sure if I'll work on it next weekend or not.. GF has the weekend off. |
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