Gives an idea of how high it can go, JC is 6'6".
https://i.imgur.com/svE41tzl.jpg

Damage from the Zdayz trip. 4" diameter chunk of concrete came out from under Eastwest's car and then bashed under mine. It caught the cross brace and the exhaust resonator and heat shield.
https://i.imgur.com/nLaTIXvl.jpg

JC fit four 325s in the back of his Camry for the trip up here.
https://i.imgur.com/NQSYXg4l.jpg

Back to turbo install.
Some pipes under the car mounted up.
https://i.imgur.com/zWdH5f3l.jpg

Turbo before being clocked.
https://i.imgur.com/wMcb6cCl.jpg

Tapping in for coolant lines to turbo.
https://i.imgur.com/TjunTkFl.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/oOyDi9rl.jpg

All the stuff removed from the tunnel
https://i.imgur.com/XzdJqiRl.jpg

Did you test fit your Fugi front bumper?

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Not yet. That is going to be a fight for another day.

Nice job fellas!

Thanks, man. It is a lot of fun, lots of little things to do yet though.

:tup::tup: :driving:

The logo must be something new. Mine and EW doesn't have.

You could have used a 2" hole saw to cut the rubber in the center. didn't show you anything that I taught him?

Is that when JAR was driving and pulled over in front of us?

Tapping intake.
https://i.imgur.com/74ctSbg.jpg?1

The middle piece pulled right out in 30 seconds. The outer bushing part broke a couple pieces of threaded rod but came out in one piece, in the end.

This was on the way down to zdayz.

Maybe you guys installed the bushing backwards :p

Need to put a few coffers into the garage fund after recuperating from the turbo and supporting mods purchases. I would like to buy a rolling jack for the lift so I dont have to engineer a solution for taking the wheels off while on the lift.
https://i.imgur.com/BkVfrci.jpg?1

LOL yea...

I've been looking at this one: https://www.harborfreight.com/3-ton-...ump-64241.html
I saw it on sale once, years ago for $159. Probably just bite the bullet soon.

:icon17:
Ill buy you a couple of those jacks if you pick one of these up for me. :tup:
https://cdn3.volusion.com/ljzky.mwpv...jpg?1533912570

Oh now I see what you mean by rolling lol... that one is just a hair nicer and more convenient than the one I posted. Probably only a hair more expensive, too ;)

:tup:
A few pennies, maybe.

I want to say I just saw the daytonas on sale at HF when we were there the other day.

Oh I remember those days. Chuck and I did mine in two weekends. One weekend of tear down and mechanical and the second was fuel and electronics. Fired up first time!

I hope she fires up on the first try! i have to admit I am pretty nervous and hitting that button will be suspenseful to say the least.

Just don’t rush it and double check your work before you move on.

:iagree:

JC and I work in a similar fashion. We are not very fast at doing jobs but they are done correctly before moving on. I have a big to do checklist that I cross items off of. Everything will absolutely get a second and third look over before I feel confident in hitting the starter. :tup:

We were completely anal about it. I bet I have nothing short of a hundred zip ties securing stuff, stopping rattles, protecting heat, etc.

The heat shielding and routing of lines is one of my main concerns.

http://pm1.narvii.com/6022/09e148a48...518e345_00.jpg

I ran all my pneumatic lines thru thermotec heat sleeve. Worked great.

:eek: :icon14:

I have about 75 feet of the stuff on the shelf right now. :tup:

All looks great Scott. Except for the concrete of course.

Id like to go with a home depot finished floor. polished concrete and a sealer.

LOL. I meant the concrete the hit you during ZDayZ.