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At last the Supra finally begins


Nodalmighty
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The Supra final makes in into the workshop for it's cage and paint (white) and various other bits and pieces.

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/20150911_151725.jpg

 

I had part stripped it already and sold bit off.

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/20150911_151730.jpg

 

Cleaned up well given it was green.

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/20150911_151739.jpg

 

Nasty body kit will be put to the sword. e-Bay Front Lip and Speedwells Low Pro rear spoiler only.

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/20150911_151749.jpg

 

Lyndon.

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Like your photoshopping skills in the first pic with that number plate Lyndon :D keep the pics coming! :cool:

 

That was put on when it left Silverline Racing about 2 years ago. Apparently it is illegal to have another Reg number showing when on a trailer. How true that is I don't know but his rules as it was collected for free.

 

I have no idea how long it will take. It's out of my hands. I have to go back and strip the chassis loom of the car prior to work starting on the cage. The dash and panels and door cards are flocked ready. Once Warner has done his bit it's off to Craig at Dyno Torque for the drive train work. A least another 12 months I would say, possibly longer. It's been off the road for quite a while already so I'm used to patience.

 

Lyndon.

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Chopped out the chassis loom today so Warner can start making the roll cage. No loom in the back aside form demister, lights and fuel pump flying tails. When there is more substantial progress I'll take some more pics.

 

I'm leaving the JDL skirts and repairing and blending them. They seem to be araldited on and would cause to much damage to remove them.

 

Lyndon.

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Starting to amass part for the engine.

 

Meaning less to most of you but these are the most powerful stock coil available. Made by AC Delco for light Truck and heavy duty commercial vehicles. They are so powerful they need there own built in heat sinks. 120 ma current at the secondary compared to 40ma on a stock LS engine. Don't come up very often as a complete package (frames and looms). Should bolt straight onto my heads without modification. Still need HT leads to complete the install.

 

Paid £120 landed and £30 for a set of brand new connector kits.

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/coil1.JPG

 

http://www.nod-land.co.uk/ForumStuff/coil2.JPG

 

Lyndon.

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