Nice, emissions Dells.
#2
Nice, emissions Dells.
#3
Wazzzup!
Here's the setup in it's natural habitat:
Stock rebuilt ABA with a ported JH head and solid lifter 306* cam. The baller as fcvk drake valvecover wasn't included though.
Some info for me to read:
http://oto.to/schematy/gazniki.pdf
#4
If those really are emissions specs dells...they're not going to like that cam very much. They'll work reasonably well on the 2.0, but all emissions carbs have a tendency to lean out at the top end due to their specific-to-emissions-carbs emulsion tubes. Your jetting will be...interesting. Be sure to post it up when you get them
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Emissions carbs are NOT bad carbs, they're just better suited for milder camshafts. My last set got me 105whp/119tq, and 32mpg.
40s or 45s?
#5
They're 40s
I've also considered swapping a stock 16v head on the rebuilt block (hopefully the costs of buying a new intake manifold would be recouped by selling the 8v head/cam combo)
here's a video of the previous owner starting the car up circa 2004.
http://www.bakersdozenracing.com/Mov...x-starting.AVI
and a scary sounding post from 2006
Originally Posted by dextervw
Last edited by logjammin'; 12-09-2010 at 11:26 AM.
#6
no worries on either... the emission only emulsion tubes where swapped out and in turn solved the pinging issue :-) good luck with em! They did very well both for hillclimbs and rallyx's ... I miss that motor!
#7
Whoa whoa whoa...running non-emissions tubes in emissions carbs is a bad idea. It complicates the tuning for anything other than WOT driving.
#8
Unless you get the right ones... been through it all... even talked to a dude in Italy about it. I ended up putting a wide band up its pipe to check it all out and make sure... beautiful everywhere... no lean spots and only one rich spot at about 7k (where i set my redline)
I am not a hack thank you and I stand behind my work.
#9
Never said you were a hack, put those hackles down man.
What tubes are in them?
#10
Went to the local self serve yard and picked up Ford EDIS-4 trigger wheel and ICM. Stripped down one on my many junk 16v motors for the dist block off cap.
not for sale anymore :>
#11
Spent some time with this yesterday. Since getting a sandblast cabinet I've gone a little crazy blasting and painting things. First victims here were the valve cover and motor mount, I just did them in BBQ paint black. Somebody (not looking @ you dex) had put a cheesy PLASTIC timing belt tensioner on it, which I didn't trust, so I have a metal one on there now.
I really hate the way the plastic (mk1 lower, mk3 upper cut up a bit) timing belt covers fit. The last time I messed with timing belt covers (full ABA swap) I only cut to fit around mk1 mount but I'm guessing this time it's different because of the JH head? I also had to space out behind the bolts so it doesn't hit on the IM shaft bolt. Weird.
The VR sensor is going to be mounted on a mk3 power steering pump bracket (just like B4s did it) . So I dug one out of the parts pile & that's installed now.
Lastly I chopped up an ABA distributor so my oil pump is actually being driven by the IM shaft. Had to borrow a dist cap from my mk3/16v motor, which is going to be "done" after I get this lump in my cabby.
#12
Trigger wheel for the EDIS-4 adapted to the ABA crank pulley! just needs a few holes drilled and to press it together
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#14
G60 Valve Cover for the Cabriolet by jrrrd, on Flickr
sandblasted too but I didn't have my camera with me anymore.
#15
Megajolt and all the EDIS4 stuff is in hand now, as well as a race land header.
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Last edited by logjammin'; 04-28-2012 at 01:10 PM.
#20
thanks! I've had all this stuff for years, feels good that it's actually coming together now!
Wasn't sure how the header was going to fit around the manifold, looks like it has already been clearanced a bit.
New 190mm disk, mk3 flywheel and pressure plate. Needed a small input shaft disk for my FN 020 trans. new bolts get loctite and torqued of course!
the dirty dog of an engine bay
sooon..
Removed the old looped power steering rack. Fuel lines are coming out today in favor of some nice gray push lock hose from Jegs.
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#21
Also spent a good 3 hours degreasing scraping and compressed air blasting the bay. It was preeettyyy dirty.
#22
Just picked up all my painting materials today! Graphite black metallic (LB7V). $384 total
#23
Brake lines are loose/out, main wiring harness is labeled, engine harness is out, fuel lines are cut and gone and I started sanding the left side/rad support. When I quit the upper rad support was primed
#26
just about all taped off by jrrrd, on Flickr
liftbooth by jrrrd, on Flickr
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#29
Ordered front and rear Hawk HPS pads, non fancy rotors, wheel bearing kits and also new front hubs from GAP.
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#31
I love my hawk hps pads. I was sceptical about getting them at first because the reviews were half and half good and bad. But I love the way they stop and are better the hotter they get. I do find that they dust a lot
#32
Holley pump, new line and the fuel pressure regulator are all in! I have a small inline filter in the bay to keep an eye on since I eliminated the original under car filter. Also kept the full charcoal canister/EVAP line but plugged the return at the firewall if I ever want to run EFI again.
I also got the engine dropped in to work out the wiring for EDIS
Ya I freaking hate dust. Its gonna be a pain to keep the wheels looking good, especially white.
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#35
Last bit of stuff from Autosport labs
02a mounts from the motherland
Also picked up a parts GTI (mainly for the hood, TT exhaust and some missing mounts/hardware
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