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Old 07-05-2009, 01:09 PM   #1
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B13 project pics.

I know that this is a mostly RWD forum but I figured I would put some pics up of the B13 that I am working on right now. In fact I do not own a RWD car at all...lol.

I also own a G20 and a 200sx SER that is getting a HUGE SR20VET build.

Anyways on to the pics.

When I picked it up.

On the trailer.









and cleaned up the engine harness except for the MAF plug which I need to re-solder.



Then started work on it.

Motor is out
PS is out
Charcoal canister gone
AC out
Degreased and pressure washed engine bay
Put Davids (PwrdByUncleBens) old hood on (reverse panda)

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Old 07-05-2009, 01:34 PM   #2
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Installed:
New front and rear main seals
Newer VE water pump
New tensioner gasket
IACV gasket

Pics.






Old seal and a bit dirty

Seal Puller and grease

Coming out

Cleaned

Seal with a very light coat of grease on inside and outside.

Seal in.

Putting crank back on with rubber hammer and large socket.

New ACT Unsprung 6 puck.

Disk with my almost new Exedy Pressure plate.

Disc on alignment tool and home flywheel resurface.

Thread locker on bolts


Then I picked up a set of 16" Konig Traffiks from Craigslist which I happened to stumble upon late one night while I was drunk. (BTW I love these wheels)
They are good looking and very light. Its just too bad they are not made any longer.

when I picked them up... curbed...dirty....scratched. Not very pretty.


One pic of one where I repaired the rash and blasted it mostly clean.


These wheels are going to get powdercoated candy teal much like these JLines.


So the wheels are getting coated finally next week. I decided to stick with candy teal just because I like the color and I could give a damn if others dont.

Here is a good pic of the engine bay that my boy took with his Nikon.


Mods.
Highport SR20
GT28R
GTIR piping with Spearco cooler
Greddy RS BOV
G20 1" Auto radiator with slim fan and water wetter
Calumsult ECU
370's at 4 bar
GTIR ported manifold wit Ext. wastegate flange
SR20VE valve cover
40MM tial external wastegate.
N60 MAF (on its way)
Prothane Motor mounts
ES shifter and stabilizer bushings
3 inch downpipe
3inch VRS exhuast to Magnaflow muff.
Equus guages- boost, water temp, oil pressure mounted in DIN slot
Removed AC, and powersteering using a 25" belt and no tensioner
Battery relocated in the trunk
etc. etc

And that is it so far.

Today I am scrubbing up the wheel well area and getting off all the old grease that has been caked on over the years. Tackling some shady wiring that needs to be re soldered and heat shrinked. Ill try and keep this updated

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Old 07-05-2009, 02:27 PM   #3
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The engine bay pic is really impressive.
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Old 07-05-2009, 03:07 PM   #4
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Thanks. Right now that is the best part of the car. I do try to take my time with things but as it is its hard to keep my mind on something when I have 2 projects going on at the same time.

The body is rough. In spots it looks like it was sanded with 40 grit paper then painted right over. Right now though I'm focusing on the drivability aspect of it IE suspension, chassis etc. I just replaced the tie rods and ball joints with moog parts and that in itself made a huge difference since I doubt they have been replaced since the car rolled off the line in 1992.

My suspension will be simple but effective on this car.
Progress/tein coils
progress rear sway
ES bushings
and a few other bits here and there.
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Man, I love B13's. I had built one myself, and then sold it later. I had a JDM SR20DE with a Bluebird T25 setup. LOVED that car. The suspension was gen 2 Hyperco springs with AGX shocks.
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