Dondo's Supercharger Build
07-01-2010, 02:47 PM
#115
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how goes the build?
07-01-2010, 03:11 PM
#117
here's a pic of easy working on the oil filter relocation. looks baller by the way. i needed this mod long ago just cause it looks so cool. and it'll make filter changes a lot easier. somehow crh got the Mazda filter onto the Greddy relo kit that's supposed to take Toyota filters..
here's the engine bay. those coil harnesses are now extended to the fuse box so we can mount the BHR ignition up front to clear the blower. you can also see the blower pulley installed down below.
easy also removed like 9 of those plastic clips and zip ties plus a yard or so of electrical tape. we expect some good performance increases due to the weight reduction
here's the engine bay. those coil harnesses are now extended to the fuse box so we can mount the BHR ignition up front to clear the blower. you can also see the blower pulley installed down below.
easy also removed like 9 of those plastic clips and zip ties plus a yard or so of electrical tape. we expect some good performance increases due to the weight reduction
07-01-2010, 04:07 PM
#123
not a problem --just use the bolts holes that held the airbox etc in place on the cross beam
Insulate the wiring harness well as once mounted it will see a lot of radiator heat. So dont use regular electrical tape--the adhesive on it will melt and run! Yall probably knew that already.
Same with the TB wire.
May want to put some tape over those intake ports and the oil filter location before I have a friggen heart attack! lol. Ever seen the picture of a penny coming out of a rotor housing during a tear down? That would be my luck
Not missing any parts are ya?
OD
Insulate the wiring harness well as once mounted it will see a lot of radiator heat. So dont use regular electrical tape--the adhesive on it will melt and run! Yall probably knew that already.
Same with the TB wire.
May want to put some tape over those intake ports and the oil filter location before I have a friggen heart attack! lol. Ever seen the picture of a penny coming out of a rotor housing during a tear down? That would be my luck
Not missing any parts are ya?OD
07-01-2010, 04:35 PM
#125
not a problem --just use the bolts holes that held the airbox etc in place on the cross beam
Insulate the wiring harness well as once mounted it will see a lot of radiator heat. So dont use regular electrical tape--the adhesive on it will melt and run! Yall probably knew that already.
Same with the TB wire.
May want to put some tape over those intake ports and the oil filter location before I have a friggen heart attack! lol. Ever seen the picture of a penny coming out of a rotor housing during a tear down? That would be my luck Not missing any parts are ya?
OD
Insulate the wiring harness well as once mounted it will see a lot of radiator heat. So dont use regular electrical tape--the adhesive on it will melt and run! Yall probably knew that already.
Same with the TB wire.
May want to put some tape over those intake ports and the oil filter location before I have a friggen heart attack! lol. Ever seen the picture of a penny coming out of a rotor housing during a tear down? That would be my luck
Not missing any parts are ya?OD
