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RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Jonny81191 - 04-01-2013
(04-01-2013, 09:57 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Ahh you cheapskate
meh, can get it refurbed if needs be, so it's still cheaper..
(04-01-2013, 10:10 PM)Ricky Wrote: Edit: just read the bit about it being second hand. Did you clean the flywheel up before fitting?
Maybe not as well as I should, I had no brake cleaner so used fine wire wool..
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Toms306 - 04-01-2013
Wait, so you got a new clutch and instantly ragged it? Even I know you have to bed them in lol, even if they are second hand.
More than likely be fine after a bit of grannying.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Jonny81191 - 04-01-2013
(04-01-2013, 10:19 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Wait, so you got a new clutch and instantly ragged it?
No one mentioned ragging.. I'm talking like 1/4 throttle and it slips.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - cwspellowe - 04-01-2013
Maybe cut your wooden pedal extensions down to allow the pedal to return fully?
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Ricky - 04-01-2013
TBH I didn't clean my flywheel haha, mines fine. You probably have a huge amount more torque than me though, so i think you just need to be careful for a while.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Toms306 - 04-01-2013
(04-01-2013, 10:38 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote:(04-01-2013, 10:19 PM)Toms306 Wrote: Wait, so you got a new clutch and instantly ragged it?
No one mentioned ragging.. I'm talking like 1/4 throttle and it slips.
Well that sounds like grannying already then lol.
I know there's a huge torque difference but on rowells estate the flywheel was rusty and we didn't clean it up at all, took a week or so to bed it in and was fine. So hopefully yours will be as well.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate - Jonny81191 - 06-01-2013
(04-01-2013, 10:55 PM)Toms306 Wrote: took a week or so to bed it in and was fine. So hopefully yours will be as well.
That's what I'm hoping for!
So this evening I started fitting my new snail!
Didn't get too far, just dropped the subframe off and undid the exhaust manifold. But I'm getting quite excited now, next time I drive it, it'll have a bigger turbo!!!!
Spent most of the day clearing out the garage so I could do this :
![[Image: 8354672237_5fd9791010.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8491/8354672237_5fd9791010.jpg)
IMG_2456 by Jonny_Moore91, on Flickr
And this is how I left it:
![[Image: 8354668621_b5f929d0a2.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8095/8354668621_b5f929d0a2.jpg)
IMG_2458 by Jonny_Moore91, on Flickr
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - ozonehostile - 06-01-2013
can't believe ive only just read this thread. real nice build mate
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 06-01-2013
Yeah wasn't exactly labour intensive by the looks of things
GET ON WITH IT! Mine will be fitted by Tuesday night...
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 06-01-2013
(06-01-2013, 10:37 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Yeah wasn't exactly labour intensive by the looks of things
GET ON WITH IT! Mine will be fitted by Tuesday night...
Yah whatever mate, You should try taking an inlet manifold of an HDi, gotta take the exhaust mani off first, and that means turbo off and that means subframe off.. What a pain in the bollocks.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 06-01-2013
Er, the only difference with an XUD is you don't have to drop the subframe on the superior motor?
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 06-01-2013
Hmmm.. Superior? We shall see.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 06-01-2013
We'll play this game when I go 11mm. Which shall be a while. I'd like to make use of the blower first, this one's not cheap
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Just Sean - 06-01-2013
My helix paddle has worked straight up no problems. I'm still on stage 1 though...
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Ruan - 06-01-2013
Whys the turbo got to come off before the inlet can out of interest?!
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 06-01-2013
Because the exhaust mani is in the way of the lower studs, so that has to come off. And I can't wind the studs out to drop the exhaust mani off because the turbo's in the way. PITA.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Ruan - 06-01-2013
Gayness, well, man up
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - strictly_perv - 06-01-2013
I bedded in mine for 300miles then unleashed hell on it! That was fun.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 07-01-2013
Progress so far tonight:
![[Image: 8358176243_92a0a1dcc4.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8364/8358176243_92a0a1dcc4.jpg)
IMG_2463 by Jonny_Moore91, on Flickr
![[Image: 8358168167_6243607dd3.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8219/8358168167_6243607dd3.jpg)
IMG_2466 by Jonny_Moore91, on Flickr
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Ruan - 07-01-2013
I don't want to see the old one on the floor, I want to see the new one in the car!!!
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Dum-Dum - 07-01-2013
Love the climbing wall in your garage mete and cars look so good with your camera.
Jealous for my old car but similarly cant wait to get my own turbo on.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 07-01-2013
(07-01-2013, 09:18 PM)Ruan Wrote: I don't want to see the old one on the floor, I want to see the new one in the car!!!
A bit like this you mean?
![[Image: 8358382029_221f39c22e.jpg]](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8354/8358382029_221f39c22e.jpg)
IMG_2471 by Jonny_Moore91, on Flickr
And whoever said it would be crap orientation was wrong. It's awesome!
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Ruan - 07-01-2013
Exhaust points to the bulkhead, no?
Also liking the new upside down oil feed system, it defies gravity :p
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 07-01-2013
(07-01-2013, 09:47 PM)Ruan Wrote: Exhaust points to the bulkhead, no?
Also liking the new upside down oil feed system, it defies gravity :p
Nah it sits low enough that I can just stick a bend on and it'll go down the tunnel no problems..
And it's just a test fit, haven't clocked it yet. But well done for noticing, have a biscuit
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 07-01-2013
That's pretty much ready to go then Johnny, good work. Don't worry about the exhaust not fitting properly. De-exhaust ftw. Bulkhead is metal so can handle the heat.
On another note, is that a wide angle lens? Or are you that short that it just appears wide angle?
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Jonny81191 - 07-01-2013
Meh, De exhaust in a tunnel is FTMFW!!!!!
And F*ck you, you ain't all that lanky
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 07-01-2013
Yeah but I qualify for UK average height
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Dum-Dum - 07-01-2013
(07-01-2013, 09:50 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote: have a biscuitYour mum says that every time i f*ck her
Its why im so fat.
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - cwspellowe - 07-01-2013
OH NAW YOU DI'UNT!
RE: My stage 2 HDi Estate-GT2052 in the works! - Niall - 07-01-2013
No your fat because you like cake.