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CyexmasterApr-08-10 01:04 PM
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#107768, "My turbo project 1 year along the build...."




          

First off I want to thank all of the members here for being part of this great community. And specially to those that helped me out when I needed parts or advise. I could not have gotten this far with out all the knowledge here.

The car is a 98 Eclipse GS it's green, in good shape. 150+ K on it before the build...

I already had it boosting on stock internals for about a year when the bolts that hold the throttle plate decided to take a ride! Actually it was my fault becuase when I put the bolts on I forgot to locktite them and a few months later the came off..

For some reason I drove my car home like that in forth gear shutting it off once once it boosted and then starting it again a few times till I got to my house... I was kinda near... But still, I wa sure those small bolts where either on the cylinders or the turbo if the went thru the cylinders. So I had to open up the engine after removing the head and looking at perfect cylinders y took off the intake mani to find the bolts on the intake ports of the head. Long story short then and there I decided to build my engine before I put it back. Will be a year now when April ends but I am almost done.

Now for the pics...:hellyeah:

This was the engine removal in search for the bolts...











Pistons and rods: don't looki to bad after a year of boost 10-15 sometimes more (that time when the vacuum line on the WG popped off and I did not notice the overboost, but the car was pulling like crazy!..lol )



One the bolts that went to the ports...




This was the engine bay before all that incident....:ohdamn:



Now for the upgrades and nice parts I got while the project develops...

Some paint on the interior I forgot to to pics of them installed sorry..



Forged pistons and rods... JE 8.8:1 Comp 88mm ( 0.020 OB) and Eagle H Beams.
Yes they are used, I'm am a college student so $$ flow aint that big.. :

















Status- Need to do break-in...



Try not to challenge me, I'd rather tie up than lose. Either way you NEVER WIN.... - Me..

  

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CyexmasterMay-02-10 06:48 PM
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#107843, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Originally posted by mitsu95023
looking good, nice turbo manifold.... What brake line kit did you go with?


Well I only have the front one's as of now, those are Goodridge SS braided lines. The rear one's I will prob have to custom make them cuz no one sells the rear one's alone for a reasonable price.

Status- Need to do break-in...



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CyexmasterMay-02-10 08:06 PM
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#107844, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Here's the latest on the build:

I painted my front fender wells with undercoating, painted the suspension components with chassis paint, did all the front suspension urathane bushings, replaced the brake lines with braided SS one's.

I also fitted my FMIC, I had to remove the splash shields,bar and it's supports and the fogs (I really didn't want to..) also had to cut the bumper for it to fit properly.

Nasty big..


I have to move the FMIC cuz it needs to be more towards the drivers side...


Here's my engine when I got to the mechanics shop, he was installing the cam's caps, then he did the oil pump, pick-up tube, oil pan, the thing where the filter goes, gear for the timing belt and all of the seals. I still need to get the timing covers for him to finish the engine. But I got to say the guy knows his stuff, and is super clean in the work triple checks it's. Well I am super confident about this build.










Status- Need to do break-in...



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CyexmasterMay-02-10 08:19 PM
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#107845, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Fender wells before painting,coating and install of new brake lines:



this one's are for reference to the suspension components because I took it after I coated the wells with under coating..




This are the after pics:






Can't wait till I get the brackets so I can put on the dual piston calipers and the new slotted rotors.....!

Status- Need to do break-in...



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megaskillzMay-04-10 07:54 AM
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#107846, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Looking good. Keep up the good work.

  

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dalesmitsuMay-04-10 06:54 PM
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#107847, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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I like your attention to detail and patience with your build. Nice, job and did you paint stock wheels.

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CyexmasterMay-04-10 07:43 PM
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#107848, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Originally posted by dalesmitsu
I like your attention to detail and patience with your build. Nice, job and did you paint stock wheels.


Well I plan to paint or powdercoat the wheels with a gold/bronze color or maybe flat black and gold lip.... not sure yet

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RoninEclipse2GMay-05-10 12:47 PM
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#107849, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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If you do black with polished I will slap you.

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All we know is, He's not The Stig... But he is The Stig's Spartan cousin!

  

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CyexmasterMay-05-10 04:55 PM
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#107850, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G
If you do black with polished I will slap you.


lol.... No I wont do that.

Can you give some help on that?
What color or combination would you guys think would look good? Remember I will be keeping the stock wheels

or maybe should I do flat black and give it some touch of gold on the calipers...?

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RoninEclipse2GMay-05-10 06:43 PM
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#107851, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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If the car is staying green then I say silver or gunmetal, but bronze could look nice too. Gold would be too bright IMO

Erik P.
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All we know is, He's not The Stig... But he is The Stig's Spartan cousin!

  

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Ebster1085May-06-10 08:43 AM
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#107854, "RE: My turbo project 1 year along the build...."
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With the dark green paint, I think a bronze would look the best. I think gold would also look nice too.

  

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