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I am going to open the small hole in the inner fender and take fresh air from that location. It rains all the time here and lots of big puddles to splash up, and I use a paper cone so water is no good with paper. It would probably disintegrate. So I am in a similar position and have been giving this much thought.
I think what I Will try is an aluminum panel that opens facing rearward, so it will not catch rain. And then open the hole some more (already opened it a bit as is). The sickest solution is a large flat air cleaner embedded into the core support that feeds from the hood in such a way that is water-friendly. But that is unrealistic. However, a similar approach may be used if you have access to 3d printing, some kind of small box would be made to fit a space and use a common filter. Today though there are many cone style filters to choose from so its rarely a pressing issue. More like a finishing touch. The main thing being of course, to keep the filter in the engine bay and protect it from water. While still giving it access to outside air. I am in the process of walling off that corner of the engine bay so that it only shares 'outside air' and not engine bay air. or something like that. I think I just had an idea... The best fans I can recommend for all swaps are those Altima dual fans, $85 shipped from ebay works fantastic here in florida, ls no issues |
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Yea dude that shit will be super aggressive at that point... well your going with that 15 front end right? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Which lifters are those? If LS7, throw them in the garbage.
This is one of my LS7 lifters that was paired with a Comp cam. And I was not alone. Multiple threads on LS1tech with the same lifters. Hopefully you used something different but if not, I would swap them out. https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5765/2...6ce373bb_c.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5747/2...1a2be864_c.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5804/2...1d8ff17b_c.jpg |
Why not run an oil cooler setup to help keep engine cool.
You can chase coolant mods all day and it may help but the addition of a mocal thermostat oil cooler is beneficial in more ways than one. |
RVAE34 - I went with the stock lifters as I am not trying to push anything crazy with this block. The reason I think my lifters are having issues is my valve train tick I’ve been hunting down.
Greenwood - I have one ready to go, just haven’t had the time to get it installed. I was thinking that I should in theory be able to keep it cool with fans. I’ll be doing some updates soon to this thing. Swapping my other car right now so this one needs to remain in use in case any speed bumps with that. |
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Update 7/17/18
Still having some rocker arm noise after the comp cam install, so decided to go aftermarket. https://i.imgur.com/gNeO7RFh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Hb0naush.jpg https://i.imgur.com/qLLeQGah.jpg I was thinking maybe with the new comp cam kit the bolts where bottoming out but doesnt appear so. https://i.imgur.com/Yw2dn27h.jpg Got around to changing my leaking rear yoke seal on the T56 and putting fresh oil. Added this little touch https://i.imgur.com/R24LiWVh.jpg |
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Update 7/25/18
As I await for the parts for the motor, I decided it was time to get the wing test fitted. It will be in for paint this weekend along with the vent. https://i.imgur.com/odvLIAoh.jpg For next week: 1. Paint and install hood vent 2. Paint and install wing |
Update 8/6/18
Was able to get around to removing the hood for vent. https://i.imgur.com/USZ9zojh.jpg Got the scoop temporarily mounted, will rivit it soon. New rockers will be here this week. https://i.imgur.com/YkQuquTh.jpg Also installed the rear window shade, will get photos of that up soon. |
Update 8/13/18
After a long issue with one of the companies I got some motor work done with(Gonna post something on this separately to warn everyone), the car is up and moving again. Got Ganadors, vent, the awesome rear window shade, and the snow shovel mounted finally. https://i.imgur.com/yxEMtIUh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/HHBbOnZh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/5dkLnFDh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/96gUAsoh.jpg Now that the new vent is on I am hoping that the temperatures will cool down some. The next few days I will be driving it regularly and testing. Finally happy with the overall look. More items will be arriving soon. |
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Nice build. Where in CA are you?
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Update 10/1/18
Got around to relocating the battery in the trunk https://i.imgur.com/ENVWoK3l.jpg Added my switch for the additional fan (potentially A/C fan when that happens) https://i.imgur.com/eMrANp1l.jpg Had some problems with the exhaust kit, just not happy with how low it sat and was scraping everywhere. I am not very low nor do I plan to be crazy low so just getting it above or just half inch past frame is good. After hours of tweaking the setup finally got it where I wanted. https://i.imgur.com/DelAWwfl.jpg Finally installed the LRB Speed cooling panel and cut out the oil filter/plug access panel. Unfortunately for me where I mounted my remote filter I had to cut off their branding "LRB." https://i.imgur.com/s5x7KxZl.jpg Next update will be the oil cooler and tune as soon as my tuner arrives for Formula Drift. |
I'm not sure what kind of driving you do, but I assume it gets driven since it's not a show car. I would highly highly highly recommend at least an accusump, just from seeing ls swapped cars and personal experience. envious of ls7 torque though! great build!
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Update 10/8/18
Was able to get the oil cooler, thermostat, and my Fumoto drain valve installed. Love these things, makes oil changes a breeze.. https://i.imgur.com/JxBRwXZh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/BhackDmh.jpg I have been exploring many different 3D items lately, this Advan SA3R tool is one of them. Works just as it should and for only $30 instead of $100 to $150 for a used one from Yokohama...if you could find one. https://i.imgur.com/N6AQ9Z6h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/8cCDR4vh.jpg Nissfest 2018, made it out and met some cool people from the show. Even met some of the Zilvians out there, great to meet everyone and thanks for saying hi. https://i.imgur.com/Pkkwau2h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/OfwcPebh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/rJwSTIKh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/q4uTbKvh.jpg Guy next to me brought his 1992 Nissan Gloria from AZ, he was showing pretty hard. Great guy and amazing car, was a pleasure seeing this thing. https://i.imgur.com/M5KATTMh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Boxri6Ph.jpg https://i.imgur.com/PfBbXHuh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/7INmPTrh.jpg |
Update 10/15/18
Formula Drift was this weekend so my tuner was in town and able to get the car finally tuned. https://i.imgur.com/q1yM1Srh.jpg I was hoping to squeeze a little more but he did mention this dyno reads low. Exploring options to make more HP, possibly NOS or forced induction of some sort either supercharger or turbo. https://i.imgur.com/3nl6dvih.jpg Doing Z32 rear brake swap soon, along with the rear suspension bushings. |
:rawk::rawk:Looking good bro keep up the great work!!
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Update 10/18/2018
Dyno Pull while the car was being tuned. Working on getting a better GoPro, the $40 Amazon knock-off has its limitations. Will get more updates soon, so far happy with the results. |
The in car pull was cool. Also, either your seat is loose, or that thing's making some f'n torque!
Better camera & upload more please. Thks Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk |
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Update 10/23/18
Rear Z32 brake swap completed with R33 cables. https://i.imgur.com/s0ySIRyl.jpg Got help from a buddy to roll the fenders some, ended up bottoming out the rear Tein coils, looking at BC Super lows, Stance, and Feal for upgrades eventually. https://i.imgur.com/H9lBxiVl.jpg Finally got my last Defi gauge for oil pressure https://i.imgur.com/n5bCwbil.jpg?1 Picked this Greddy Gracer lip up from a member here :2f2f: https://i.imgur.com/rvEH33ll.jpg |
+1 for Gracer lip
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