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RE: Paul's estate mk2 - hovis16 - 17-01-2016

Paul ive got two of three of these at mums


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 17-01-2016

Yesh please.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 26-01-2016

I've just purchased a new turbo and a 307 hdi manifold Smile


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - MY95 - 26-01-2016

I spy a GT20s your buying/have bought on here? Going stage 3 shortly then?


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 26-01-2016

Indeed

Just need a few pointers, I've read a few conflicting statements on the oil feed thread size


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - bashbarnard - 26-01-2016

(26-01-2016, 07:57 PM)Paul_13 Wrote: Indeed



Just need a few pointers, I've read a few conflicting statements on the oil feed thread size

Remove gt15 oil adaptor from turbo. Screw into gt20 Wink hope that helps.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 26-01-2016

Saweet nice one, that's that one solved


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Jonny81191 - 27-01-2016

(26-01-2016, 08:29 PM)bashbarnard Wrote:
(26-01-2016, 07:57 PM)Paul_13 Wrote: Indeed



Just need a few pointers, I've read a few conflicting statements on the oil feed thread size

Remove gt15 oil adaptor from turbo. Screw into gt20 Wink hope that helps.

It needs extending though..


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - bashbarnard - 27-01-2016

Cant you just tweak it? If not xud one fit in? If not then make an oil line lol. You can get fittings off the bay of e. Just need the right threads then some an fittings for the pipe no?


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 27-01-2016

I need to pull my finger out and build my beam.
Got 21mm bars to go in and a gti6 ARB, group n 205 rear shocks too.

Roller bearing wishbones as well to put on.

Cleaned it the other day, come up well

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RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 29-01-2016

Beam, front arms and brake upgrade tomorrow.

The turbo and 307 manifold have landed, going to start making the adapter soon.

What do people do to change the actuator


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - MY95 - 29-01-2016

Plans sound good! Going for GTI6 brakes then or 302s?


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 29-01-2016

307 hdi 283mm diameter, 3mm smaller piston size vs 6 brakes.

Mate had them lying around thought I'd buy them cheap


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - MY95 - 29-01-2016

Ah fair dos! They use wider disks so a bit heavier but newer callipers I suppose! Bit more expensive to buy discs and pads for them to the 6 brakes ive found, but should stop the car well!


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Poodle - 30-01-2016

Lengthening the actuator arm is the neatest solution i've seen yet.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 30-01-2016

Thanks for the tip. Although the arm is extended and holding the wastegate open, so it would need shortening or the vac can flipping. Which I'm not really a fan of.

Or maybe space the actuator away from the turbo and shorten the arm, but it would still work off vacuum not boost


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Danny Wideboy - 30-01-2016

I used a different actuator on mine.
I had one off a TD04 in the shed, so used that with a MBC.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 30-01-2016

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Out with the old

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Flushing through the system with this stuff

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Bearings in


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 30-01-2016

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Just got the roller bearing wishbones to fit now

(30-01-2016, 11:43 AM)Danny Wideboy Wrote: I used a different actuator on mine.
I had one off a TD04 in the shed, so used that with a MBC.

Cool, I've got one spare I'll have a look Cheers!


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 30-01-2016

Damn still air in the brakes, I'll rebleed them tomorrow


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 31-01-2016

Activated the abs by pp2000 and bleed the brakes.
All good now


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Poodle - 03-02-2016

Ah sorry, i didn't realise you were trying to use the vac can. I believe Steve can map in vac control, but personally i'd just use the boost can off your old turbo. Looks like this is really coming together now.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 03-02-2016

I think using a boost can is the way forward. I've got a td04 one I'm going to try and use, I believe I've also got a t2 one some where.

I'm fitting the rollers this morning, see what they're like, I find the powerflex to give some odd handling characteristics, unless there's other parts that are worn on the car?

Apart from that the rear is a touch high but handles bloody amazing, braking is transformed too.

Top mount bearings are next on the list, might try and do them as well this morning


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 03-02-2016

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Handles beautifully now!


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 04-02-2016

What do people set their tracking at on roller bearings?

I'm guessing 0' as there's no play

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The td04 and the gt2052s turbo actuator look very similar hopefully it'll fit. I'll cut down the bar and rethread it.

I'm hoping I don't have to clock the thing


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - ronj - 04-02-2016

Good stuff going on here! I'd love to hear how the roller bearing wishbones are on an Estate.

Looks like a solid car, really like the blue estates. Shame the ones I looked at where all butchered on the outside.


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - bashbarnard - 04-02-2016

i would assume roller bearings should be set the same as standard bearings, also turbo looks good man.

on a side note what wheels are those, i quite like them


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 04-02-2016

Handles real well, I mean really well. I'm taking roads I know much faster, have got soo much more confidence in the car.

Can't wait to get the turbo on now!

Sl434's Smile


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - Paul_13 - 07-02-2016

Fitted some fli 6x9's in the rear earlier, by means of a hammer to "shape" the metal. I also managed to get the aux stalk to work when I found the adapter


Did my tracking, set it to parallel and handles sweet.
Gave it a much needed oil change as well.

Going to get some metal plate ordered up start making the adapter for the turbo


RE: Paul's estate mk2 - mattbarker32 - 07-02-2016

How long did it take to fit the the speakers got a set to put in mine just not had the chance. Also where did you get the roller bearings from and what other bushes or suspension you replaced. My front end doesnt give me confidence to have a real spirited drive.