Senshi - Project "Evangelion" Full Blown Street Drift

PPOWDER23 Jan 2014, 08:13

Just a few more stance pics...

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PPOWDER23 Jan 2014, 18:58

I gave my custom cluster to a very good friend of mine, in return he gave me his stock cluster and surround... After a good clean it looks like brand spanking new... So shimmery....

I think I will be more content with the stock cluster, I'll just spice it up a bit with a two stage LED lighting system... I'm thinking to start the cluster lighting of with white or blue ultra brights, then will make it turn red when my SX hits the limiter or something... That way I can keep the stock look and still be a bit diffident....

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AAdrian23 Jan 2014, 21:29

Congrats man your 1st set killed kinda.
awesome wheel spacing. Looking a lot better

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PPOWDER24 Jan 2014, 00:15

Adrian wrote:

Congrats man your 1st set killed kinda.
awesome wheel spacing. Looking a lot better

Shot brother... Ye I loved the first cluster I made.. It was epic but I just want a slight twist on the original now, as nice as the first one was, I don't think I would ever have been happy with it...

I'm also living the stance now, makes the entire car look wider and not so long...

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PPOWDER26 Jan 2014, 22:27


Pulled the cluster apart today and started scrapping the colour of the stock warning light mask...


Took a bit of time but now they all shine through white and are ready for the Red LED's... I have decided to make the pictures shine blue though to match the clock which has a blue filter stuck over the back anyway...


The control arms were a little faded so decided they need a little tlc...


Put everything back and all looking brand new...


The clusters wiring at the back is pretty simple, 2 separate circuits controlling normal illumination and the other controlling the warning lights, all the warning lights having a common positive on the bottom... This is important to know so that you know which way to wire up the LED's.


The first ultra bright LED wired up with an 820ohm resistor to aid with some extra brightness... Just hope it will be bright enough as I am using 3mm LED's for the warning lights. I will be using 5mm for illumination though.

Tomorrow I should hopefully finish up the rest of the warning led's

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RRiekertadmin27 Jan 2014, 02:10

Awesome! Still want to do this mod too! And I've got a spare cluster, so should be good.... mmm... noe just to get the 180km one from nate...

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SSonOfAnarchy ZAadmin27 Jan 2014, 08:12

have you put something in front of the led to disperse the light? if you put it in like that its going to have bright spots. i would suggest going and buying the smd bulb replacement i found that works the best

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PPOWDER27 Jan 2014, 08:29

Yup I know of that issue, but I'm aiming for a certain look, ye shall see

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PPOWDER03 Feb 2014, 18:18

Low and behold, Some more progress happened this weekend...

So I took some items to VDM again to have customised so that they will work in my new setup... Shane's epic skills at hand again...

Wastegate adaptor done, as the mountings are well in the way

Wastegate done, running nicely parallel and under the exhaust...

Radiator water outlet on the bottom tiled upwards so that radiator fits with out blocking the outlet...

With the top of the rad, instead of building new tanks, a bleeder nope was done at the highest point to eradicate airlock...
We also decided to put mounting onto the Radiator and IC to make mounting alot easier...

The exhaust made last time also had to be modified to fit the new manifold

As soon as I take pics of the complete boost pipes and installed setup I will update further...

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PPOWDER10 Feb 2014, 01:22

OK, so after disabling everything for wash out before reassembly, I had to make a slight change to the shroud to be able to fit, also split it between the fans and changed the fan wiring so that one fan is constantly on and the other only comes in over 75deg... The rest of the pictures will speak for themselves hopefully....

Before

After

Custom made temp sensor to ensure best cold start and accurate temp maps

Wastegate adaptor sprayed with anti rust hight temp Rustolium

Mines adjustable Wastegate installed...

Shroud modified

2 X extra holes tapped into manifold for dicktator and boost gauge (new boost gauge coming tomorrow oooo, I cant wait), used hight temp Teflon lines to ensure best reaction time...

Mounted the modified radiator and intercooler in V-Mount format...

Installed Fial (Tial knock off) bov and cold boost pipe, all clamp are T-Bolt type...

Installed hot pipe and intake pipe to cold box...

And the results.... I have to admit, I'm lovin' the look...

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PPOWDER10 Feb 2014, 01:23

OK, so after disabling everything for wash out before reassembly, I had to make a slight change to the shroud to be able to fit, also split it between the fans and changed the fan wiring so that one fan is constantly on and the other only comes in over 75deg... The rest of the pictures will speak for themselves hopefully....

Before

After

Custom made temp sensor to ensure best cold start and accurate temp maps

Wastegate adaptor sprayed with anti rust hight temp Rustolium

Mines adjustable Wastegate installed...

Shroud modified

2 X extra holes tapped into manifold for dicktator and boost gauge (new boost gauge coming tomorrow oooo, I cant wait), used hight temp Teflon lines to ensure best reaction time...

Mounted the modified radiator and intercooler in V-Mount format...

Installed Fial (Tial knock off) bov and cold boost pipe, all clamp are T-Bolt type...

Installed hot pipe and intake pipe to cold box...

And the results.... I have to admit, I'm lovin' the look...

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PPOWDER10 Feb 2014, 01:35

I almost forgot, received my new computer for my SX... Since the last one blew up on me dire to dry joints from leaving it stored in a box in the garage, I figured this little monster will do nicely... I was told that I was the first person to buy one, never mind putting it in a car, ha ha ha...

And yes it is a fully functional desktop Pc....

4 Gigs laptop ram and a 120Gig Kingston mssd solid state hard drive for bumpy south African roads...

This with my Mini Usb keyboard and mouse, 7" touch screen and Usb dicktator is going to be epic....

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ffuzz12310 Feb 2014, 07:46

Awesome work there bud, this is really looking good!

How many gazillion dollars did you pay for that pc? I have the same thing in mind for our Nistune Nissan. 😀

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DDracomoderator10 Feb 2014, 07:58

Buddy....that's heavy cute !!

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CCharlvdw10 Feb 2014, 07:59

Coming along nicely.

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PPOWDER10 Feb 2014, 08:42

fuzz123 wrote:

Awesome work there bud, this is really looking good!

How many gazillion dollars did you pay for that pc? I have the same thing in mind for our Nistune Nissan. 😀

Hey dude, p.c. Cost me just under R6k... Not cheap but going to work well...

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DDrillergy10 Feb 2014, 09:44

Awesome work. Cant wait to see it.

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DDriftZ10 Feb 2014, 10:14

LIKE!

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PPOWDER10 Feb 2014, 10:15

Shot Dude'z... Appreciate the commentary

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