Team Slidestars - Scorpion Motorsports - SJS Design JZS14!

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  1. Dylan

    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    Original thread of last years car and more about the conversion....http://www.driftworks.com/forum/drift-car-projects-builds/71236-slidestars-1jz-s14.html

    Most recent update 20/06/10 Click here

    Spec sheet

    UK's first Toyota 1JZ GTE powered Nissan S14a

    ENGINE:
    Toyota 1JZ GTE, 2500cc 24v straight 6 twin turbo. front pan sump. fully rebuilt topend. New belts, tensioners, ALL gaskets, o-rings, water pump, valves reseated, valve stem seals etc.
    degreased and painted block.
    R154 5speed box with JZ bellhousing, new clutch line
    Evolution lightweight flywheel 5KG, ARP Flywheel bolts
    ACT Extreme 6 puck paddle clutch and pressure plate
    Custom uprated propshaft rated to 700bhp
    Custom 3in exhaust
    Custom engine & gearbox mounts.
    Cusco Engine mounts
    Uprated Poly gearbox mount
    Pipercorss filter
    LS2/7 Coils with KV85 Magnecor leads,
    58mm uprated alloy radiator with twin electric fans and cowling.
    Mid mounted intercooler.
    HKS EVC 6 boost controller.
    AEM Wideband
    Custom engine loom
    19 row oil cooler and filter re-location kit
    Custom power steering cooler
    Holset HX35
    GSR 60mm Wastegate
    Japspeed Manifold

    FUELING:
    Walbro 255 intank pump
    1.5litre surge tank
    Sytec Motorsports inline filter
    Bosch 044 Inline pump
    10mm braided fuel feed
    8mm braided fuel return
    Modified fuel rail to 10mm ID
    550CC High Imp Power Enterprise Injectors
    Aeromotive style FPR

    CHASSIS:
    Tubbed arches front and rear
    Seam welded engine bay
    POR15 all seams and common spots for rust
    Stonechipped entire belly and wheel arches

    SUSPENSION:
    PBM Camber arms
    PBM Toe arm
    PBM Tension Rods
    PBM Modified and braced lower control arms
    PBM modified knuckles
    Ikeya Tie rods
    New OEM tie rod ends
    Driftworks Control Sytem Coilovers
    Polybushed: Front tension rods, Lower Arms, Steering rack
    Adjustable tie rod ends, Moog ball joints,
    Godspeed Rear ARB,
    A31 Cefiro front ARB
    Solid subframe bushes

    3 way diff
    Rebuilt and rust proofed subframe.
    Fuel lines re routed down passenger side of car
    Supra size battery relocated to boot
    Fabricage BDC Pro Spec
    Do-Luck Centre floor brace

    WHEELS:
    ADVAN RA3DT 17x9.5 Front ET-6, Rear ET-31 x 4
    ADVAN RA3DT 18x10 x 2
    ZEIT 17x9.5

    BRAKES:
    ABS Removed
    Front R33 gts callipers, Project Mu NS pads
    Rear R33 gts calipers, with internal handbrake mechanism, and disc
    Braided brake lines all round

    EXTERIOR:
    Custom made bonnet,
    Darkened headlights with 6000k HIDs,
    Hippo Sleek front bumper,
    25mm wider and vented front wings,
    Monkey magic sideskirts,
    50mm wider rear quarters,
    URAS rear bumper,
    Driftworks superwide wing, with modified anodized legs

    INTERIOR & ELECTRICS
    Haltech Sprint 500 full standalone engine management system
    Sparco Pro 2000 FIA approved
    Ricco 4 point harness FIA approved
    Bride bucket seat, with Bride superlow subrframe 4 point harnesses.
    Indiglo dash cluster
    Nismo gearknob, shifty steering wheel with snap off boss.
    Tach with shift light, water & oil temp gauge, oil pressure gauge.
    HKS EVC boost controller.
    AEM UEGO Wideband
    Lifeline 2000 plumbed in fire extinguisher system, with pull cords
    Cut off switches, with pull cords

    heres a brief summary on how it goes....
    Bought this bog standard unmolested s14a 3 years ago
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    Modified the configuration of the car to aid its drifting performance
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    swapped the SR20 in favour of the Toyota 1JZ GTE. More about the conversion can be seen in previous thread.
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    rebuilt the 1JZ from this....
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    to....
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    competed in the BDC 2009 Semi-Pro class.
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    finished the year in 3rd place overall :D gaining a full PRO license for 2010
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    After almost 4 years of ownership, she was getting pretty rotten on the sills, had its fair share of drift bumps, and was generally pretty tired...
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    Was offered the mintest 14a ive ever seen for ridiculous money, so it was time for a re-shell...
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    tubbed the wheel arches and seam welded the bay
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    painted and stonechipped
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    done the rears too.
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    sealed them up and stone chipped
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    painted POR15 along all the seams and all the usual places these cars rot.
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    stonechipped the whole belly and wheel arches
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    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    did the boring job of removing the sound deadening. Also chopped the seat rail and dropped it 2 inches to lower the seat mounting points. Was a bit close to the cage with my lid on.
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    painted the boot with hammerite so its hard wearing.
    sprayed the interior and door shuts
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    put the cage and few other random bits back in.
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    Got a deal on this Haltech Sprint 500 full standalone engine management system[​IMG]

    Fitted the turbo, Holset HX35.
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    had to make some modifications with the wastegate pipe
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    thanks to paul at japspeed for the downpipe, looks like it could be a problem to make it all fit by the rack though :(

    Thanks to Dan at Parts Shop Max (Powered By Max) for these serious alignment arms
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    stripped the main fusebox loom, and relocated to inside the car. THe only looms running into the engine bay will be the headlight loom. and another seperate one for the Haltech.
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    Fuel system, surge tank, bosch 044 inline pump, walbro 255 in-tank pump, systec motorsport filter, just waiting on the fuel lines 10mm feed, 8mm return, FPR, modified ID fuel rail.
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    Im switching the intercooler to mid mount, so pulled the rad forward 2inches so i can get the fans in from behind
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    designed some sub frame risers, to turn up on the lathe.
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    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    As the Haltech doesnt need the IACV unit on the plenum, i decided to make a blanking plug so i can remove it.
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    Had to modify the wastegate feed quite a bit. Got it sitting in the right place now, bloody tight fit though. You can also see the Haltech loom coming together. Also made a few pie cuts for the screamer pipe
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    Just need to get the pipe bent to wrap round the wheel arch and out the wing :smokin:
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    Wiring in the relays and ecu to the fuse box loom.
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    Some progress on the engine loom
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    Finished modifying the manifold. You can see the how much i had to move the WG pipe, to try and squeeze the Wastegate in amongst the downpipe, steering rack, and brake booster. I would have liked to make the bend smoother but its far tooo tight for space :(
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    The elbow i made for the screamer pipe, will get the main pipe itself bent up tmrw. Also modified the oil drain for the second time.
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    Finished wrapping the headlight loom, need to secure it properly though.
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    Copper gasket ;) for the T4-T3 adaptor
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    Finally finished the engine loom. :smokin:
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    Still plenty of wiring to sort out inside though :smash: :wack: You can see ive also relocated the ignitor to the inside.
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    Got the tension rod fitted too.
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    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    Removed the old shifter bushing, was quite suprised to see that it didnt crumble away like most seem too, fitted this Marlin Crawler urethane shifter bush.
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    Pulled out the old front and rear main seals
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    You can get a rough idea, where the screamer pipe is coming out of
    That pipe is a test piece to work out the angle for the pie cuts
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    My mate made a start cleaning up the plenum. Was looking pretty brown before.
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    You can see how tight it is with the W/g, downpipe, rack, water pipes (cant really see in pic) finally got the right size v band. But i need to decide whether to mod the current 3"downpipe, weld the flange on and extend it slightly, or make a new one from scratch of 2.5" into 3 under the car??
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    Lastly i leave you with this
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    Big thanks to my mate for doing this

    Fitted the rear seal, went to put the flywheel on and realised i had no locktite left
    Manifold is fully fitted now, and what a pain that was Turbo is bolted down too.
    Wrapped the headlight loom with braided sleeve, Its got convolute under for extra protection. Need to pull it up a tad, but i'l sort it later.
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    Hopefully the last time i going to see this
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    Ive got a new core for the flywheel, but there was plenty of meat left on the existing one, so decided to save the core when i buy a new clutch, as im using a second hand one for now.
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    ACT Xtreme 6 puck paddle clutch
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    Pressure plate on, all torqued down
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    Lined engine up with box
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    Good shove and
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    Heat wrapped some bits, going to make shields for the BMC and CMC
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    Finally put the engine in for the last time hopefully
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    Got a bend for the screamer pipe and a flare for the vband on the downpipe
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    Lastly my mate finished cleaning up the plenum
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    Random pic, will be slamming this to the floor
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    Made the block off plate for the IACV valve
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    The fueling is pretty much done, but this is the only pics ive got, will take some more shortly. still need to secure the pump, filter and lines down.
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    If you dont like wiring look away now
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    you can see where i've moved the fuse box too, and re-wired it to work the way i want

    Luckily it seems like everything works fine, engine management system is live [​IMG]

    Would like to plug and say thanks to those that have helped in 2009 or helping in 2010

    ME @ Scorpion Motorsport
    James @ A&K Tyres & Spares
    Si @ SJS Designs
    Aaron @ DriftMotion
    Sean @ MyJZSwap
    Greg @ Weston Performance
    OPIE Oils
    Wayne @ AutoXtreme
    Dan @ Powered By Max / Parts Shop Max

    Technicians Gary & Roger @ City University / City Racing Team
    Ollie @ Artel Motosport
    Luke @ Pipercross
    PTP Turbos


    and most importantly DRIFTWORKS!!!otherwise this wouldnt be here for me to share with you guys
     
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    fuck Dylan, this is one serious car alltogether. good luck for the coming season
     
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    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    cheers dude, just hope to get it running in time. Not sure im going to do the whole season yet as my finals are slap bang in Round 2 :( i wouldnt mind just hitting loadsa practice days like mallory, lydden, pod, etc., as im uber rusty. Havent drifted since round 5 last year :wack:
     
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    Chris_200SX -NightWalkers-

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    i know the feeling man, good luck with the build, its lookg good so far :thumbs:
     
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    Nice work mate. New car looks like its going to be mint.
     
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    cefiro_drifta Mad pointing Munky

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    savage man .
     
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    Quail Drifted.com

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    Awesome! Loved your black car
     
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    love it!!
     
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    Dylan JZS14FTW

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    thanks for the comments guys

    id be lucky to get one drift day in before R1, :wack:

    This is going to look VERY similar but just meaner, Xquiste will be giving the outside a full re-spray with a twist ;) but it'll be mostly black
     
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    This looks like its going to me an animal matey as said loved the look of the old car, keep up the good work :thumbs:

    What sort of power you aiming for ??
     
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    royal S1- F.T break!

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    Looks like its going to be a beauty Dylan, nice one. Look forward to seeing you driving again this year :)
     
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    youve got some skills bud, loved the old 14 remember it pulling in behind me at the pertrol station after bdc kings lynn looking evil.
     
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    looks good dylan, if you are running a standalone ecu what have you done with the 1jz spliced s14 loom??
     
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    xborninthefightx JZX BOSS

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    Look forward to seeing more updates. Looks good so far.
     
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    kool man, your back in full effect!!! :) looks sick!!
     
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    Jord drifted.com

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    Loving the MAX arm kit - kinked toe arms = lowness!
     
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    OtakuHunter JZXBOSS

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    Looking foward to seeing how this turns out, good luck dude:)
     

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