Nissan 200SX Club - South Africa

I've got only 1 box, so that gives u an indication what u want or don't want.

Ag its not my daily so loud us good

got down to abit more cleaning

before



After



then i pulled the exhaust mani off



only to find out why i wasn't achieving full boost there were a few cracks

Glad you found the leak Jason, hope you get it running soon!

Eish bad luck dude

Dash came out with some struggling. need to redo the wiring mess the previous owner kindly left for me

That looks like a hell of a lot of work! Enjoy!!

I feel your pain taking the dash out. Never again am I doing that job again lol

Lol, have fun dude.... The epic part is when you constantly find another thing out of place as you think your done each time.... Just wish I could find the time to get mine finished, but I keep finding more issues lol

Intake looking nice and clean.

By the looks of it, I don't think I want to take the dash out lol

Good work man! tell me was your manifold made out of steam pipe? hectic crack there wow, surprised it cracked on the actual pipe and not on the welding seam.

Ja it is steam pioe but had no support so welded one in

troopiec wrote:Good work man! tell me was your manifold made out of steam pipe? hectic crack there wow, surprised it cracked on the actual pipe and not on the welding seam.

It cracked right on the heat affected zone, which shows that to weld this steam pipe successfully you will have to post weld heat treat the manni and/or control the pre heat and cooling down temperatures much better.

How are you going to fix it J?

Weld the kak out of it will se how long that lasts

How long has that manifold been in operaton? My steam pipe one is holding up but has little milage on it since building so it's a bit soon to say, plus I've got a T28 bolted on which is a bit lighter than your t3/4. But time will tell