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RPS13 Build!!
Whats up guys I'm new to Zilvia. I'm Austin, I'm 20 and I go to the University of Alabama. I am a Nissan fanatic but this is my first 240sx. Ive had 4 S30's, 1 S130, 1 Z31 and my dad used to have a hardbody truck. Had around 18 cars or so. Anyway enough about me and more about the car. I just got my very first 240sx. A 1992 black on grey S13 hatch. Its in pretty rough shape but it has never been repainted or primered out or even wrecked. When I got it my friend had already wired it for an SR20DET with brand new ECU and installed a blacktop SR with a fresh rebuild. Just a stock blacktop just freshened up with all new bearings, seals, gaskets etc, and also upgraded to S15 pistons. The head was rebuilt and cleaned thoroughly and a new timing chain kit installed along with a new thermostat and water pump. He also installed a brand new clutch kit. When I got the car it was lacking a turbo, injectors, alternator, radiator, transmission, and a few other small things.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last week I bought a turbo, injectors, alternator and a Godspeed fuel rail. I'm picking up a transmission this weekend. I finally found time to rip its heart out and get to work. I removed all of the accessories and this is what we have. ![]() ![]() ![]() After some scrubbing and alot of simple green I taped up the pulleys and some other small things and primed and painted the engine with DupliColor Aluminum Engine Enamel. (Original I know right? :P) ![]() ![]() ![]() I then painted the pulleys with DupliColor Gloss Black Engine Enamel. ![]() And the finished product ![]() ![]() ![]() A little peak at the inside of the head ![]() ![]() |
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Took apart the intake manifold and throttle body and painted it while it was off.
![]() ![]() ![]() Also cleaned up the starter and painted it. ![]() Debating on what to do with the turbo manifold... either try and clean it up and polish it back out or paint it with some satin black exhaust paint. Opinions? ![]() Also cleaned up my turbo and alternator that I bought. Ill post pics of that later. Getting a transmission this weekend. Gonna put some stuff back together tommorow. Ill post updates and pics when I'm done. ![]() |
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paint will probably burn off right away on the turbo manifold. if you want it to look good, have it ceramic coated. make sure you have the cracks welded if its got any before you have it coated.
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that looks like the same Megan racing manifold that i have.. and the same brace is missing...
You should fab up a brace that goes between the exhaust flange and the turbo flange... You can see there are two threaded bolt holes there... if you don't put in said brace, it's only a matter of time before this thing will crack... my .02 |
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Here it is on their site: ![]() and the product page: Megan Racing You may also, if you don't have one already, want to get a flex section welded into your downpipe to avoid extra strain on the manifold..... |
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