Everywhere you look it is industrial art!
A moron. A couple of other out of sync images. This one the gearbox oil cooler. Interestingly Ferrari were so unconcerned with the gearbox oil temp they did not even bother to fit a temperature sensor. We are. Image Unavailable, Please Login
And on the other side, the engine oil cooler and here you can also see the air line to the jacking system, in this instance recessed to comply with road legislation. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Amazing work on my ultimate dream car.... pitty there is only about 3 F40's in South Africa.... ZERO LM versions that i know of.. i hope that at the end you could maybe give us an indication of what it has cost you to rebuild this beauty to an "almost" new state like you are doing. have a good day.
A bit of recent history and will catch up with the install in the next post. Expectant engine bay now temporarily filled, and details of air jacking point. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
And another. Next up is to trial fit the oversize intercoolers which will finalise the position of the turbos. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Hell yes! Looking like some steady work going on! Can't wait to see what these guys do for running/mounting the EMS
The 'clocking' of the compressor housing's is a semi-quick task (with turbo's removed from the manifolds) as I have performed this task myself.
Once this epic project is over, I'd happy pay for a DVD full to the brim of high-resolution images showing this vehicles journey...
I am going to do a book for myself charting the entire journey to include testing etc and will happily order copies for anyone kind enough to be interested. I could also at the same time put together a DVD. I just need to get there first........
Just don't forget who asked you first about the desire to have a record/book/documentation of your journey, ok ? A DVD would be yet another layer of icing on the cake, dibs!!!
Indeed it has but I dont blame you for not reading through 80 pages. Maybe 20% on the road and the rest on track-no racing, those days are past.
Tim, I read this thread daily and can't remember exactly what has been covered! Thanks for constantly keeping us in the loop! When you were out of town I felt lost without timely updates.
A couple additional shots from last week. As you can see there is still much to do electrically and we are just about to begin the Motec wiring. Currently thinking I might keep the standard recessed and covered fuseboard rather than exposed and prominent as it should be as seeing as how this car will quite often be carrying passengers, not what you would want to come into contact with if it all was to go pear shaped? Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
So excited for the super trick/hidden wiring the guys at MT will lay down. I still want the Michelotto paint code/tint for my project Porsche.
A few detail shots as we measure out all the pipework and settle all the routing so that when it goes in for real, it all fits. As PSk said two steps forward, one step back, but, painful though it is, that is the proper way IMHO. Next stage, fit the wastegates and try and line up the intercoolers Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Prior to tomorrow's post a missing shot of our refurbished oversize intercoolers, their size really noticeable when in position Image Unavailable, Please Login
Looks better than it is as I have to keep on reminding you (and me)that it all comes back out again soon. Nevertheless beginning to look the part with the Intercoolers now positioned and as you can see we need to adjust the turbos to line up. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login