k24/k20 turbo da build
Requires a reversed underdash master cylinder or you may be able to use a pulltype wilwood mastercylinder, or adapt eg pedal assembly and modify firewall not much room eitherway
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^^edit: how much are those? do they work well?
mind blown x2...
you should seriously, seriously consider stitch welding your chassis. if anybody n
NEEDS it done, it's you. just a k24 in itself, with adding that kind of torque... aaand then throw a turbo on, too?
yea. I'd start grinding the paint away from the sheet metal seams, and start stitching. pull the windshield, spot weld around it, etc. it will make your car not feel like a shoebox deathtrap rollerskate (as much lol). you will be able to keep more torque down. it will handle much better, etc...
mind blown x2...
you should seriously, seriously consider stitch welding your chassis. if anybody n
NEEDS it done, it's you. just a k24 in itself, with adding that kind of torque... aaand then throw a turbo on, too?
yea. I'd start grinding the paint away from the sheet metal seams, and start stitching. pull the windshield, spot weld around it, etc. it will make your car not feel like a shoebox deathtrap rollerskate (as much lol). you will be able to keep more torque down. it will handle much better, etc...
Just like our EF conversions, the DA conversion bolts directly to the DA pedal assembly and requires no welding or extra fabrication to assemble. It locates the clutch master in under the dash board for a clean tuck look. depending on the pressure plate used the pedal pressure is that of stock feel.
Last edited by hush22; May 14, 2011 at 09:24 AM.











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