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Hussein's 1998 V70 Xr : The Force Awakens


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Holy clutch. That kit looks effin sweet Hussein! When do you plan on getting it installed? I'd like to check it out before you do.

Probably after the turbo - since it's easier to access with the trans, BG and subframe out of the way :rolleyes: - so, probably not until the end of the week.

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I think I'm heading home from this road trip towards the end of the week, possibly coming home on Thursday? If I have Friday off I'll let you know :tup:

OK.

Precision called - so their deal is basically 50% of retail cost = 698 for a new cartridge with 1 year warranty. Hopefully they ship today, I see it by the weekend.

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Turbo arrived! New CHRA, cleaned up Comp & Hotside

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Given the tornado/heavy rain watch for the next 24hours, I doubt I will get the wagon back on the road this weekend - since I'm doing this and the clutch outside in my driveway :(

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Put the turbo back in - took some time, I had to rework the clocking since the CHRA was changed. I removed the 90º elbow on the feed pipe. I altered the drain tube slightly due to the change in CHRA clocking.

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water pipes have to be modded - they interfere with the BG install

New flywheel

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AP clutch

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stack height

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Disc comparison

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Spec thickness 9mm

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AP thickness 8.5mm

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AP PP 40mm wide contact area

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Spec PP 44mm wide contact area( I used a grinding stone to remove the hotspots & level the surface)

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Trans in back in, BG is in. Need to re work the oil cooler water feed pipe, then I can install the subframe & button up the IC & intake plumbing

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You must be pretty good at pulling the BG and trans by now. nice work

BG is much easier with the subframe dropped :D

Trans is a still a royal PITA on your back in the driveway, no way around it.

Revised the oil cooler water pipes - was able to heat & massage the main feed pipe under & around the new return:

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Now axle clears just fine, and BG can be removed without touching the hard pipes (oil cooler still has to come off) - New carrier bearing (9181693 - FEBEST 45x75x19) installed on the manual AWD axle also.

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After that, I got the subframe, PS rack, control arms, motor mounts, driveshaft & axles in. Bled the clutch. Did the fan shroud, Hot & Cold IC piping, Torque mounts, Shifter cables, filled the trans, etc...

Just have to finish up the inlet side piping and the breather cans - should have it running again tomorrow afternoon!

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