Building a Z22NES

chribo

Thank you Dave :-)

Heare is the work of yesterday:

Gearbox before cleaning:

Gearbox after cleaning:

Fitteted also the clutch, flywheel and the gearbox to the engine. The starter and the oil coller got back in place too.

And my last work yesterday: Removed all the rust from the axle and painted it again:

evocarlos

i have a question ?
did you have to get the rod bearings machined to suit the fillet on the forged crank ?

chribo

Carl you must have eagle eyes :-)
You are right i had to machiene them a little bit to get the rod´s move smoothly.

chribo

Hear are some new pics from the last days:

Engine Bay before painting:

Engine Bay after painting and it looks so mutch betther:

The loom of the Xenon lights witch i fitted a few years ago. Its ok but dont looks realy nice:

I fitted the loom new and i think this looks mutch betther:

chribo

Some pics from the Bay with the moast parts fitted again:

chribo

And the engine is back in place
this picture is from yesterday untill i began working at the car

After that pic i fitted the supercharger and alternator to measure out the new belt because ther will be no longer an a/c in this car 😉

chribo

The work goes on...

The new belt without a/c

The new crank trigger wheel

Gen 2 oil squirters:

After fitting the oilsquirters i finally closed the engine. Now i onely have to finish the wring and the coolant 🙂

Dave_Gilbert

I like the trigger wheel and sensor. Very nice work

did you have the original crank pulley machined to loose the bump? Looks very well put together.

chribo

Dave Gilbert said:
I like the trigger wheel and sensor. Very nice work

did you have the original crank pulley machined to loose the bump? Looks very well put together.

Thx, yup it is machined otherwise i cant fit the trigger wheel. Also i tried to make the hole thing as light as possible. The crank pully + the trigger wheel are onely + 0,15 kg and ther is no other trigger wheel inside the block so i saved a lot of wight :-)

chribo

Today i fitted the new blowers 🙂

Charge cooler

Engine radiator

evocarlos

@[deleted] ive edited 2 of your above posts as the pics weren't showing 🙂

chribo

Thx for that Carl!

Now the next Update:

Prototype for the battery/ecu/fuse bracket:

Modified Engine coolant module:

before:

a look inside

and when the work is done it looks like before :-)

evocarlos

great idea for the cooling module 🙂

chribo

The battery & the ewp are in place:

i like it so mutch betther then the old one:
(Pic from 2012 before the first run)

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