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Post by K30DPC » Tue Dec 31, 2013 5:46 pm

ufff I started to worry I'm geting blind. After your explanation I had to look again on pics and it really make a different. But at first time I just seen blue glass. I didn't even think about checking your van doors or sky.

It's a bit sh...ty you stick them on top of existing mirror glass. Are you sure you did install them like manufacturer said? If so are there available any other which will replace ori glass?

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Post by RattyMcClelland » Tue Dec 31, 2013 5:58 pm

K30DPC wrote: It's a bit sh...ty you stick them on top of existing mirror glass. Are you sure you did install them like manufacturer said? If so are there available any other which will replace ori glass?
I agree, its a but iffy sticking ontop of glass.
These arnt OEM and they are custom made bu ceaser at endless.
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Post by Donald » Tue Dec 31, 2013 5:59 pm

Ah I didn't realise these stuck over the top. And obviously not less accurate in the sense of it changes what you're looking at unrecognisably, but it does distort the image - that's how it works. Like wideangle camera lenses etc. Still, nowhere near those horrendous bowl things caravan people have.

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Post by jjmartin349571 » Tue Dec 31, 2013 6:33 pm

Donald wrote:Ah I didn't realise these stuck over the top. And obviously not less accurate in the sense of it changes what you're looking at unrecognisably, but it does distort the image - that's how it works. Like wideangle camera lenses etc. Still, nowhere near those horrendous bowl things caravan people have.
My Accord had those clip on blind spot mirrors, I could see drokk all in them :lol: I mean the field of view was amazing, but it was just full of distorted mess.

The new mirrors look sweet 8-) can he do bronze glass?

Also, is there no way of separating the OEM glass from its holder and putting this in it's place?

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Post by RattyMcClelland » Sat Feb 08, 2014 5:37 pm

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With some supercharger goodness.


Battery Relocation

Take the battery tray and stick it in the boot. Can you see the 2 bolts?

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Big muffin Machine screws, some washers and big bolts through the chassis ready made holes. Honda knew the battery would be relocated in its life so they made it easy. Also i wanted the battery to the oppoiste side to myself in the drivers seat.
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Battery
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This is a battery cover from My VW T5. Nice fit. I need one with a fully enclosed lid etc.
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Connected
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0awg cable runs through the amp distribution block to the main fuse then all the way to the engine bay.
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The other side in the engine bay is also fused. SO fused at both ends since current on the lude goes both ways. Then the cable is divided to the starter motor and the main fuse box. Also my HIDs are connect and fused.
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Engine block earth on sanded metal
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Post by RattyMcClelland » Sat Feb 08, 2014 5:53 pm

The Supercharger and related shizzelry

One stripped and etched charger
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Texture painted
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Innovate MTX-L wideband o2 sensor and innovate boost and oil gauges not pictures.
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HRC fuel pump 290lph.
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Greddy E manage Ultimate & Boomslang plug and play harness with air temp and coolant temp options
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Greddy E-Manage boost sensor so the GEMU can see boost/vacuum & the A/F adapter to the GEMU can see the A/F.

One step colder copper and iridium spark plugs.
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Various hoses and clamps etc
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Mishimoto Baffeled catch tank. WELLL EXPENSIVE :roll:
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Oil filter relocation and oil cooler. I have ended up not using this.
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Gaskets etc
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Various gates belts due to removing the A/C and not sure on what belt size to use. 1803 is the end belt required.
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More hoses and thread lock & cat feet
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I 1st installed the fuel pump. Pretty easy but it isnt a direct fit. But its something you can retofit there and then with no additional tools but alot of swearing.



The fuel pump is pretty loud. You can definately hear it. To me thats reassuring since i always know the pump has primed. But you can hear it pumping during idle.

I took my decat to a mechanic who welded my MTX-L oxygen sensor bung and we installed the wideband.
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Re: Ratty's Type S - Positive Displacement pumped

Post by RattyMcClelland » Sat Feb 08, 2014 6:09 pm

Installing

TB off
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AC out. I even stripped out all the evapourater housing gubbings and sealed the holes through the firewall.
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Injector plug differences
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Upper intake plenum off and this is how i scrapped off the OEM gasket
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After
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After alot of vacuum leaks this is how its finally sealed.
Klingerseal gasket and some instant gasket
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I initially had this gasket on upside down adding to the vacuum leaks.
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This is how the fuel line is twisted so the JRSC adapter plat fits.
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Owwww Thats a blox velocity stack intake on 400mm custome tubing.
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Here you can see my oil filter peaking though. JDM Type S dont need to filter relocating since the Right hand drive gubbins dont get in the way. ahahahahahahah yanks.
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Gauge install.
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Ill get more pics up of the gauges installed.
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Post by rob quilter » Sat Feb 08, 2014 8:19 pm

Someone's been a busy boy.

Nice work.

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Re: Odp: Ratty's Type S - Positive Displacement pumped

Post by cebul » Sat Feb 08, 2014 8:52 pm

Ohh yessss.. :)

Btw, you removed AC because that was some fitting issue with JSRC or you just did not want it?
ludes are ment to be driven, not wanking around on a stand like a Civic.

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Re: Ratty's Type S - Positive Displacement pumped

Post by RattyMcClelland » Sat Feb 08, 2014 9:02 pm

The AC never worked. Needed a new rad, expansion valve, condensor and dryer. I thought sod it and removed it.
But you can still usr ac and a JRSC.

The supercharger itself weights around 20kg with all pulleys and belts so this counteracted the weight.
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