Broke the diffuser inside the injector hole!!!

Started by Aliakeel, July 20, 2013, 07:12:00 PM

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Grant Monkhouse

Quote from: m1tch;861481"Built, not bought" phrase springs to mind.

That phrase really annoys me. It doesn\'t make sense. To BUILD something first you have to BUY something.

To buy and install that veil side kit and do it properly requires a talented person, or person to fit it, and then even more talent to paint it. Not something that can be done easily in the back yard

Aliakeel

my car worth 3.99 and bag crisp who cares guys...I\'m just enjoying driving + attention ..

Grant Monkhouse

Quote from: Aliakeel;861485my car worth 3.99 and bag crisp who cares guys...I\'m just enjoying driving + attention ..

Glad you found the piece, means you can enjoy some more

Aliakeel

Yea man such a relief,will post some pics of the injectors installation next few days..

colum

Quote from: m1tch;861470If I had bolted my engine and turbo into mine I would have had around 650bhp for £8k all in.
really? tell us more, you had a t88 right?:Hammer

Bobbit

Quote from: Aliakeel;861463Is not just normal an FD pal my kit and wheels tyres and spray and labour cost nearly two fds single turbo ...without the car and mods...

You missunderstood, i was not questioning the value of the car, just the haphazard approach you took on working on the car. For the money you are asking I would not expect a home mechanic to be touching the engine. Especailly after dropping something inside the engine and then trying to start the engine. To my mind that is a very stupid thing to do and I am wondering what other mistakes you have made on the car. Hence my comment about walking away.
:Laugh LOL


                                       

Aliakeel

Quote from: Bobbit;861520You missunderstood, i was not questioning the value of the car, just the haphazard approach you took on working on the car. For the money you are asking I would not expect a home mechanic to be touching the engine. Especailly after dropping something inside the engine and then trying to start the engine. To my mind that is a very stupid thing to do and I am wondering what other mistakes you have made on the car. Hence my comment about walking away.
There is nothing wrong with my car what so ever mate and plus is nothing to do with u if I made a mistake that\'s my problem not yours mind your own business and stop talking crab,people can\'t buy my car because they can\'t afford it have u wonder why Veilside made kit cost 10k so people like u can\'t drive car like that and keep them dream.
I didn\'t drop anything in engine if u can\'t read properly what happen and I took the bit out in end so there is no problem I been driving the car almost everyday for over a year now didn\'t have any problem .
No more stupid comments please

Bobbit

Quote from: Aliakeel;861532There is nothing wrong with my car what so ever mate and plus is nothing to do with u if I made a mistake that\'s my problem not yours mind your own business and stop talking crab,people can\'t buy my car because they can\'t afford it have u wonder why Veilside made kit cost 10k so people like u can\'t drive car like that and keep them dream.
I didn\'t drop anything in engine if u can\'t read properly what happen and I took the bit out in end so there is no problem I been driving the car almost everyday for over a year now didn\'t have any problem .
No more stupid comments please

Well you seem like a throughly pleasant chap, someone comments on your questionable decisions as a home mechanic and you decide to lash out by claiming i\'m some kind of pauper. How do you know what I can and cannot afford? I dont own a veilside FD as the kit is not to my taste, it\'s over priced and it is far to big for the UK roads IMO. I acually said it was a nice car.

I am currently looking at a number of cars as I miss driving an FD, I have quite a healthy budget in mind but no way would I consider even looking at your car as you were given plenty of advice on what to do, you ignored it all and did the worst thing possible in turning the engine over. That was my point. If i was going to spend £21000 on a car I would expect it to be well looked after by an expert, especially when the majority of RX-7 sell for under £7, not some clueless hamfisted home mechanic who is incapable of listening to basic advice from a specialst forum. I wasn\'t talking crab, it was more lobster.
:Laugh LOL


                                       

Grant Monkhouse

Quote from: Bobbit;861537I wasn\'t talking crab, it was more lobster.

:rollin:rollin:Thumbs-up

Aliakeel

Yes mate your right and I\'m wrong my car don\'t worth anything and has no engine but only does 450bh I don\'t know how it must be the engine blow up but I\'m still driving for a year On red line most the time Aw yea the engine blow up but I\'m still driving I don\'t how aw yea :censored::censored::censored::censored: of

Bobbit

im not questioning the value of your car, if you think you will sell it for £21k then great, I wish you well with selling it. I am however, questioning how you look after the car. According to your forsale thread you have only done 2000 in 3yrs, you drive it everyday and you have just said you mostly drive on the redline. So you drive 2 miles per journey, on the redline while showing off and getting loads of attention (unsuprising if you are bouncing off the redline). Sounds like you are a very responsable owner who is sympathetic to his car and it\'s rotary engine.
:Laugh LOL


                                       

Casey

OK, It\'s time to lock this thread. It\'s getting waaaay off the original topic (which, thankfully, had a happy ending) and is getting a little too personal.
RX-8 230 Bridgeported: Racing Brake Disks & 4 pot front calipers,Full Racing Beat (RB) SS Exhaust system,RB ARB's F & R,RB REVI intake,Tein MonoFlex Coilovers & front strut brace.
RX-7, KIMI 1, 1st Gen S2, Silver,1983 - SORN
RX-7, KIMI 2,^^Ditto - now sold
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