The Tuki Suzuki - Toyota drivetrain, Samurai body

Started by 4RnrRick, October 14, 2007, 09:24:42 PM

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Steve_925

when you do wire it up take lots and lots of pictures. i gotta get mine done also
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4RnrRick

Thats not going to happen - I've already thoroughly documented a 3rz motor swap in my "quasimodo" threads! Its not worth the time to document the wiring for a 3rz into a Sami. Let alone, I'm having problems finding the modivation to wire it. No way am I going to have the modivation to thoroughly document it.

4RnrRick

Finally found the right hose (Napa #7240) to get my upper radiator hose and remote fill finished off.



Then I moved onto getting the rear internal cage tied down to the frame rails. First a plated the frame to spread the loads out.



Then a I made a concave plate to match the wheel well sheetmetal and factory botl hole location. Also its slighly larger than the foot of the OEM rollbar to prevent cracking of the body. Then weld a tube between them.



This gives me a spot to mount the remote reservior. While its not a "pretty" spot for the reservior - it will work just fine!


MiniSimp

Are you going to keep the hot air intake or relocate the air tube to some place cooler? :dunno:

Great work on the cage, paying attention to details where it counts! :thumbs:

Jordan7118

Quote from: 4RnrRick on January 12, 2009, 07:48:35 AM
This gives me a spot to mount the remote reservior. While its not a "pretty" spot for the reservior - it will work just fine!

Dude, looks good to me!!!

Good to see some progress. How much do you charge for rides????   :eyebrow:

Ramrod

Quote from: MiniSimp on January 12, 2009, 08:01:56 AM
Are you going to keep the hot air intake or relocate the air tube to some place cooler? :dunno:

Great work on the cage, paying attention to details where it counts! :thumbs:

I dont know how much colder its gonna get anywhere else, doesnt have fenderwells or even fenders to trap heat in

MiniSimp

Quote from: TEAM RAMROD on January 12, 2009, 08:22:04 AM
I dont know how much colder its gonna get anywhere else, doesnt have fenderwells or even fenders to trap heat in
True, I'm sure it will be fine.

4RnrRick

Quote from: TEAM RAMROD on January 12, 2009, 08:22:04 AMI dont know how much colder its gonna get anywhere else, doesnt have fenderwells or even fenders to trap heat in
yeap.... plus this is one issue with any 2/3rz motor swap.... intake and exhaust on same side. I do plan to make a splash/rock guard for the filter eventually.

Jordan7118

Hey Rick,

Would you mind going over the line lock?

-what you chose
-where you found adapters (if you used any)

I'm looking for the 1/8 NPT to 10mm x 1.00 adapters. Any ideas?

Sorry for bring up stuff long ago  :smack:

4RnrRick

I got my line-lock from Jegs and it came with 1/8 npt x ??? sae fitting (3/16 tube which I think is a 5/16 thread?). So I just used that size of sae fitting and made my own brakelines. Nice and simple and no worry about hunting down hard to find metric conversion fittings. Thats what I did.

So I assume your talking about doing this on a Toyota - if so , just buy a line lock and buy the right size SAE brake line fitting and cut your current metric one off and reflare the end of your oem line with a sae fitting - make sense?

Jordan7118

Yep, makes sense. I was just hoping to use my Toy stuff so that it would be somewhat removable at a later date.

What size is Toyota brake line? Sorry, I'm really kinda scared of brake hardware. You mess up and you could die  :yikes:

4RnrRick

I think its like 5mm, but I just use 3/16 for brake lines.

If your not comfortable flaring brake lines - find someone that is.....

tech201

Hey rick I was over on pirate looking for your quasimodo build and I think it's been deleated do you no where I can find it.

joeshmo

what ever happend to the toy buildup thred anyway?  looks like rick doesn't have photo bucket anymore

Yoat Goat

That samy was pure sex. I loved how it was coming along.
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MiniSimp

I do believe Rick has left the E-World. He has deleted everything he possibly could on PBB and is playing in the band.

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