repower SR20ve
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- Hey. They are NOT Training wheels.
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repower SR20ve
Spent last winter on a repower project for the MX. Decided to go with an SR20ve due to the stock 180hp and huge aftermarket support. Not to mention the ali block for a bit of weight saving. Did all the fabrication in my shed and had someone else do the aluminium welding for me. One of the biggest jobs was the header construction, close to 40 hours there.
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Yep, kept the MX5 box and PPF all in their standard locations.
I made an adaptor plate and bolted the plate to the engine then the gearbox to the plate. The flywheel is a bit of a freak in that I used the MX5 one with the ring gear removed and machined down to just enough to bolt the clutch to. I kept the Nissan ring gear and made a boss which bolts to the crank and carries the flywheel.
Had to make a rear sump and pick up to avoid chopping any chassis etc.
I also fitted up AE86 throttle bodies and am only running an altenator with the front pully as theres now an electric water p/p.
I made an adaptor plate and bolted the plate to the engine then the gearbox to the plate. The flywheel is a bit of a freak in that I used the MX5 one with the ring gear removed and machined down to just enough to bolt the clutch to. I kept the Nissan ring gear and made a boss which bolts to the crank and carries the flywheel.
Had to make a rear sump and pick up to avoid chopping any chassis etc.
I also fitted up AE86 throttle bodies and am only running an altenator with the front pully as theres now an electric water p/p.
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go to postimage.net and upload the image, once uploaded, copy the 2nd result (labelled "Direct link") and then in this thread click the IMG button, paste the link and the click the IMG button again.
it will look something like this:
(I added full stops to the img tags so that it would show the code instead of displaying the image)
[img.]http://s24.postimg.org/5me02vyed/IMG_8508.jpg[/img.]
it will look something like this:
(I added full stops to the img tags so that it would show the code instead of displaying the image)
[img.]http://s24.postimg.org/5me02vyed/IMG_8508.jpg[/img.]
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I dont think you are able to post pics as a new member till you have placed a certain number of posts. I think it is 5 or close to it. Soon you should be able to. I remember getting frustrated in the early days. Once I could they need to be loaded in reverse order to display in desired sequencing.( with an IPad at least)silver bullet wrote:Am getting frustrated trying to put pics up, have tried a few ways.
PM me if you want and I'll email ya a few pics.

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Hey thanks very much for putting that up.
Yea I'm happy as with the result, describing what I did to get here is hard but the picture spells it out.
Yea I'm happy as with the result, describing what I did to get here is hard but the picture spells it out.
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Let me know what event you're going to next at Hampton Downs/Pukekohe I'd love to come and check it out, I've always just written it off into the too hard basket due to the fabrication involved.
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OK, here's an early one with just a plate bolted over the bottom of the block so I could have a look at what had to happen here for it all to fit.
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Underneeth
Here's the SR bolted up to the MX5 gearbox showing the adaptor plate and the new rear sump in the foreground.
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