From race car to road car - a new moon emerges....
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Paul has sent me some photos of his conversion from race car to road car and some other cracked parts that are in desparate need of repair 
It sounds like it has not been the easiest of processes and the engine has been in and out a few times.
I am sure Paul will explain them so just sit back and enjoy....or not










It sounds like it has not been the easiest of processes and the engine has been in and out a few times.
I am sure Paul will explain them so just sit back and enjoy....or not










wessexrfc said:
I was happily looking through, then arrrrrr.........no need for that!!!!!!
The title makes perfect sense, nice one
Now how do I report a post, I'm quite offended
Hey I just posted the photos that Paul emailed me....now where has he gone as he is clearly not the shy & retiring type The title makes perfect sense, nice one

Now how do I report a post, I'm quite offended


thanks david for posting the pictures these were taken about a week ago as you can tell ive took a fair bit of time to make car more road usable ie suspension the rest of the running gear and engine is as was when racing and car has now had all decals from gt series put back on internally still got fire system and all electrics ie ecu etc repositioned from footwell to another area in cock pit the engine was out in the pics as we had a gear selection problem so we fitted a new gear box clutch and slave cylinder and fly wheel on inspection we found the clutch plate had seperated from the centre plate so all fine now was a great bonus that the rear end of chassi unbolts as it meant we could remove engine complete with turbos and exhaust still in place saving a lot of spanner time and self harming <hope the picture not to offensive must apologize> cheers paul
david.mt said:
hoyin said:
Newbie question.
The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??
That's the oil breather/separator.The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??

hi david has both questions right as for seperator tank had a camera in it no rust yet im intending to make my own tank in alloy with stainless mesh baffling and a breather filter built in to remove breather pipe out of loop to front turbo as set up at moment to aid emissions on a closed loop system to keep the right people happy while car was checked over
Metalman said:
david.mt said:
hoyin said:
Newbie question.
The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??
That's the oil breather/separator.The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??

hoyin said:
Metalman said:
david.mt said:
hoyin said:
Newbie question.
The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??
That's the oil breather/separator.The picture above the black round cylinder in the foreground with two pipes connecting to it.
What is it??

Metalman said:
Yes it was a very simple job on mine, took about 30 mins to swap it over. The only thing you dont get is a bung to go into the air inlet pipe to front turbo, but it's well worth doing. The old one i took off was full of rust and completely blocked.

Shook mine and it rattled and was full of mayo. ProAlloy one is 100 times better and just vents to atmosphere under the car. No need for baffles, filters or any other unnecessary parts.
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