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    Unfortunately I didn't do the swap myself.
    I did fancy the RA28 a little more but become more and more enamoured with the TA22.

    Body is pretty mint, small patches of pain starting to bubble.
    Car is idling a little high at the moment, needs a bigger rad and a bigger fan along with a swirl tank.

    The interior is pretty much all in the back seat, needs a retrim / new door cards.
    I'll be sticking in a hilux diff with a 4.1.1 ratio, probably some disk brakes from a hilux as well, better get started on the build tread I guess :P







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    Man, those tailpipes are proper awesome. Best of luck with it!


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    Thats epic, any engine bay pics?
    What rad did you use and what size intercooler?
    Very little room in the bay


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    Not the best pic, but the bonnet wire just broke! So will be a week or so before I can open it

    Engine and gearbox:

    CA18det from 1991 200sx
    XS Power manifold
    Custom stainless steel exhaust
    HD stage 1 chip
    Boost valve - set at 15psi
    Celica GT4 front mounted intercooler
    Gearbox from 1991 200sx with quickshift
    ADL clutch
    Suzuki jeep radiator
    Kenlowe fan
    Facet red top lift pump, surge tank, Walbro high pressure fuel pump
    Battery moved the the boot

    Brakes, suspension and wheels:
    Mitsubishi Shogun master cylinder (bigger bore)
    RT132 front struts with T3 coilovers, KYB Excel-G Shock Inserts, Eibach springs, twin pot calipers, solid discs (easily upgraded to 4 pot calipers and vented discs)
    T3 camber plates
    King lowered rear springs with standard shocks
    MA61 alloy wheels
    205/60 tyres at the rear and 185/60 at the front


 

 

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