WA: Back doors 'Boring'

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

Not much been done in a while, Mainly due to me going up north to help my dad. But good things are on there way

Got windscreen fixed finally (god i hate dealing with insurance jobs)


Hopefully within the next month or so (up to when money comes through) I should be getting:
* 18x8.5 ET 25 BBS LM Rims (got a set lined up as said just waiting for money and getting them over here from the us )
* KW V2's or airbag suspension
* Miltek Exhaust

Then will be in some more money soonish and therefore that should bring

*TURBO!!!!!
* Sound (Good SQL sub and speakers)
* Other parts such as body work

Aaaanny way back to present time.

Got this on Friday.


And a typical weekend with the dash half apart


Just so i can install a USB port (for the go pro)

And so i can watch it on my head unit.



Also got a Dock i made for the ash tray for my phone. Still a bit to go.



Other iPhone holder for head unit

[dylan8]

loving the phone and ipod holders!
I used that shelf in the glove box for my ipod, nice and hidden away even if anyone does break in.

[type 17]

You eat to much KFC

[balkanac]

I like the phone holder too, but it looks like you need a new phone! Did you run it over or something?

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

You eat to much KFC

Haha that was just one haul, they decided to give us a load of towelettes so i kept em just incase

I like the phone holder too, but it looks like you need a new phone! Did you run it over or something?

Heh thats my old iphone which my brother broke (it 'slid' off his laptop and hit the ground) but it still works so its my music iphone for the headunit

loving the phone and ipod holders!
I used that shelf in the glove box for my ipod, nice and hidden away even if anyone does break in.

Yeah thats where i was originally thinking of putting it but its a bit out of the way when it decided not to work and if people want to put their music on its slightly easier. I did keep the connectors (USB and headphone jack) in the glove box just incase But boy was it a massive pain in the ass to get it into the arm rest

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

Not much updates lately but will have some huge work to do soon. Got about 4 orders totaling about $7k coming :S Then in another 2 months or so should have the turbo kit all sorted.

Got one of them today
Should make for a good SQ setup

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

Well it had its birthday yesterday.

Its getting on a bit which is a bit sad. But its getting some hell of a birthday presents. Still waiting on the main stuff. Got some fibreglass stuff for the weekend when i hope to make up the main part of the subbox after being quoted $1200 for one i decided to save myself about $1100 and do it myself

Also finally got the payment sorted for my rims so they should be over soonish

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

Not much updates, Expecting the rims in the next month and suspension i think this week or so and my ecs order this week. Ordered a jack from a local auto one (aluminium low one) but they have none in stock so waiting on that aswell.

Anyway had a decent day today getting insanely stick and dirty and cramped fiber-glassing the inside of my boot to make a nice sub box. The process is very simple just takes a bit of prep and time and some patients but looks to get a very good result.

Starts with taping off the inside of the boot to use as a mould.


Then covering everything in plastic as the resin gets everywhere


Followed by applying the wax and releasing agent. Then getting everything prepped up and outside


And then finally doing the dirty sticky work
After two layers

and final layer


Now it just has to sit and dry for 24hours before i can remove the mould and all the resin off my skin

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

So took the box out today and it turned out pretty decent. Few thin spots but that can be fixed with a bit more fiber-glassing. Very strong though. Hopefully the volume will be ok.



Came out with all the sticky tape attached and left alot of **** in the boot.

Also got a package today.


Comes with a timing chain kit, dog-bone mount, fuel filter, jaw pullers, oxygen sensor and some other crap

[Back Door Shenanigans.]

So another good weekend spent on the car all-though this time was a major pain in the ass.

Started out with a fuel filter swap. Went pretty well apart from the me being lazy part and thus getting fuel into the eye part


And my awesomely safe ramp parking


Then changed over the shifter relay (up and down part) with the pin so i can fit the 42dd bushing on it finally (after ordering the wrong part haha) Easy enough just had the aircon hose line in the way and lost a 4.5mm drill bit down the center console after trying to align the shifter. The new shifter feels really good, its nice to finally have the side to side stiff.
Old and new:


Then had the biggest pain in the ass of the day which involved replacing both the oxygen sensors. After a hell of a lot of cursing crap on the hands and a hole lot of cuts the bastards finally came out and got replaced. The one on the drivers side is the worse as its at a really crap angle and hidden behind a lot of hoses and crap. A "light tap with a small hammer" later and they came undone. Then changed them out and put the new ones fairly easy. That rear one however will not tighten and has about 1 thread sticking up so needed to seal it today with some special gasket stuff.
New Oxygen sensors

Old vrs new

Old crapped out ones:


In doing so i managed to break the plastic tube from the crankcase to the intake

But fixed that up today.


Also replaced the worn cloth hose that was blocked as anything between that pipe and some more vacuum tube.


Always a good day when this is as clean as your hands get