CJ's AE86 project

[cj]

I haven't measured them yet but will do that and post the results next week. I bought them from T3 and there are supposed to be 75mm in height.

About the torn filters, i wonder if there should be some space between the trumpets and the filters... Before installing the T3s I used the stock 20v units (the plastic ones) and they worked without any problem.

[JonnyAE86]

Loose the filters man

Nice ride

[20vPETE]

try and see weather there is a K&N filter that fits over them,alot better then spounge filters

[cj]

Fidanza flywheels arrived today:

[cj]

New parts have arrived today, regarding the rebuild of the 20v silvertop:

1. Arias forged pistons 11:1
2. Pauter chrome/moly rods

(both are ordered from Luis from ParadiseRacing.com)






Meanwhile i also ordered a brand new OEM 20v silverop crankshaft from the local Toyota service parts dealer.



And here is the Quaife quick steering rack kit, ordered from speed-inc (Speed Industries) from our forum:



Hope to get the car going during the next month.

[projectrollas]

lucky to be you guys. you get all the toyota goodies. while we get the nope cant get it, dont want to get it.

project is coming along good.

[gjuro]

cj Wrote:

Is this enough descriptive?

Hey cj, do you have a picture when you finished with the firewall. I'm installing my BT 20V in a couple of days, so it would we usefull to how much must I clear the firewall.

btw, very interesting thread and lot's of parts i'am really jelous about. keep up the good work

[gjuro]

cj Wrote:

Is this enough descriptive?

Hey cj, do you have a picture when you finished with the firewall. I'm installing my BT 20V in a couple of days, so it would we usefull to how much must I clear the firewall.

btw, very interesting thread and lot's of parts i'am really jelous about. keep up the good work

[cj]

gjuro Wrote:Hey cj, do you have a picture when you finished with the firewall. I'm installing my BT 20V in a couple of days, so it would we usefull to how much must I clear the firewall.

I'm not sure, but the engine is out at the moment, so i'll try to get you a new pic these days...

[Bad_Dog]

Actually, while banging the firewall we test-fitted the engine a couple of time to make sure we do not move it too much. In such a case fitting the heater later on would be more complicated (and don't forget to remove it before starting).