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Project 1997 ITR #280 - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Technical (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Member's Projects (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Thread: Project 1997 ITR #280 (/showthread.php?tid=9518) |
Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Jeff - 04-15-2013 Been a long time coming on this one. At least it is coming together. Looks like a new car. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 05-13-2013 Got the rear suspension all torqued down this weekend, and was reminded by a friend that my "goal" date to have the car running is fast approaching... BlinG! . . ![]() . . Thought this was a cool pic . .
Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Jake - 05-13-2013 Ballersauce lug nuts! Where'd you get them? I need a new set for the Miata. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 05-13-2013 <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.velocityshop.com/product/velocity-tuner-lug-nuts-12-x-1-5mm-16-pcs-_516.html">http://www.velocityshop.com/product/vel ... -_516.html</a><!-- m --> I might have some 949racing lugs at my parents house that you can have for a 6 pack of good beer if I can find all 16 of em. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Jake - 05-13-2013 navin Wrote:http://www.velocityshop.com/product/velocity-tuner-lug-nuts-12-x-1-5mm-16-pcs-_516.html ...that'd work too. I'm just trying to get rid of my spline-drive lugs. Much easier to install/remove with an impact if you can slide an impact socket right on, versus using the little adapter. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 05-13-2013 Just grab some steel conical lug nuts from vatozone, napa, etc. I switched to those because I've always been kind of sketched out about loosening the bling blang lugnuts with an impact and stripping them. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - D_Eclipse9916 - 05-13-2013 navin Wrote:Just grab some steel conical lug nuts from vatozone, napa, etc. I switched to those because I've always been kind of sketched out about loosening the bling blang lugnuts with an impact and stripping them. Not bad either. I know I am probably stupid, but I am sketched out by aluminum lightweight lugs nowadays. After realizing how much heat is in my wheels/brakes/fatigue/stress, I just don't think they are a good idea for a track car. I have had cracking issues with my Forgeline Aluminum wheels, and cast DForce LTW wheels. I just imagine a very HOT aluminum lug nut with the 1.46-1.54 average Gs being put through them being bad. Cheap steel ones should work in your situation and save you some money :thumbup: I run stupid expensive lug studs and steel nuts since I had problems breaking studs. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 07-19-2013 Welp -- it's getting close I think, but I'm sure something will come up that I forgot. Waited a bit for this to show up..after looking over my harness I decided to plead with the WireWorx folk to make me a stock routed harness. All new plugs and wire. . . ![]() . . The valve cover I stripped was really starting to bother me, and I finally ordered the gasket kit so I splurged a bit. . . ![]() . . And where we are at today -- engine harness ran, need to run some coolant lines for the IACV, go steal the battery from the Civic and pray this hooptie doesn't burn to the ground. . . ![]() . . List seems simple enough, right? . .
Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - V1GiLaNtE - 07-19-2013 BravfuckingO sir. Anxious to see this complete. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 07-19-2013 Me too, so it can GTFO of my garage.. This heatwave is killing any motivation to work on it right now though. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Mike - 07-19-2013 i've always hated that the best wires (i forget the brand... ngk?) are blue. why!? WHY!? also, FYL with all that hydraulic crap you've gotta do. call me when it's done. i need some vtak. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 07-19-2013 Maybe I'll let you drive the hatch pile before you depart for the west coast. Hydraulic stuff is cake, I'm just hoping the car doesn't burn down from all the wiring that has been changed up. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Mike - 07-19-2013 i've always hated that the best wires (i forget the brand... ngk?) are blue. why!? WHY!? also, FYL with all that hydraulic crap you've gotta do. call me when it's done. i need some vtak. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - premiershine9 - 07-19-2013 sooo cleeannnn, anxiously awaiting the final moments man! Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 07-19-2013 Thanks man -- I think you'd be appalled at the exterior condition as its been sitting for quite awhile, and my greasy hand prints are all over it. If you are back in the area when this POS is done, I'll be hitting you up for a detail. :thumbup: Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 07-21-2013 Well, it runs. Sort of, kind of. Fuck it - car goes back to the bodyshop to get all the panels buffed that got painted and aligned. Progress I guess? Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - navin - 09-20-2013 ![]() . . Stole this picture from my body shop's FB page... I would be picking it up today, but instead of heading to Atlantic City to win some money to finish this hooptie up. :drink: Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - Steve85 - 09-20-2013 navin Wrote: Looks good...and always good to have a solid financial plan for projects like this :lol: Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - ScottyB - 09-20-2013 paint color/wheel combo: flawless victory. Re: Project 1997 ITR #280 - SlimKlim - 09-20-2013 I wanna touch it. |