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Old 08-10-2012, 06:08 AM   #1
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Motary's RS13 to RPS13 build

Hi, I am Siim and I am from Estonia. I study Automotive engineering in Tallinn University of applied sciences and this my build. The car started out as a bone stock 1989 Nissan 200SX with a CA18DET that I wrecked in a tight bend. Then I bought a new body and transfered the running gear and interior to it which resulted in this:

CA18DET engine as fitted from factory:

Apex'i PowerIntake
Cometic headgasket
S14 T28 Turbo
Goodridge 150 micron fuel filter
600x300x76 V-mount intercooler
Manual Boost Controller
2.5" exhaust system
Simonsi muffler and resonator
Greddy replica dump valve
Driftworks braided steel turbo oil feed
new Daido metal engine bearings
new OEM piston rings
new Contitech timing belt

producing about 250-270hp (rough estimate)



Fluids:
Castrol Edge Sport 10w-60
Castrol manual TAF-X gear oil
Castrol power steering fluid
Castrol LSD oil

Suspension:
Cut springs

Electronics:
Stage 2 chip by h-dev
Walbro 255 l/h
Nissan Almera electric radiator fan

Interior:
Autometer ES boost gauge
Sparco Corsa bucket seat
Sabelt 6 point formula harness
Sabelt Rac steering wheel
Driftworks quick-release
Driftworks drift button
Sony Xplod CDX-GT414U
120W speakers



Transmission:
Kaaz 2-way LSD

Wheels:
Rota D2 17x8,5 +20 veljed
17x7,5 +5 RH Aluminium wheels A7574







Since the CA18DET engine is very sensitive to proper maintenance they are all in terrible condition and done over 300 000 km and tend to suffer from spun engine bearings and poorly mended engines I decided to do a full SR20DET conversion with proper parts.

Current list of modifications:

Engine:

1994 SR20DET from S14 200SX

Skimmed block and cylinder head
Honed and enlarged cylinders
Modified crankshaft for better lubrication
87mm Wiseco forged pistons
Eagle forged connecting rods
ACL 0.25 race bearings
S15 Silvia injectors 444cc @ 3 bar / 480cc @ 3,5
Z32 airflow meter
new OEM timing kit
new OEM oil pump
new OEM TPS sensor
new OEM valve stem seals
Elring gasket kit - is crap and most didn't fit
Cometic MLS 1.2mm headgasket
Custom braided turbo oil lines
Custom headwrapped turbo water lines with heat resistant hose
Gates alternator and power steering belts
Oil catch tank



















Intake system:
600x300x75mm intercooler
Apex'i Power intake air filter
2.5" aluminum piping
Synapse diverter valve (ordered)
Cold air feed from front bumper to bellmouth under the air filter

Exhaust sytem:
Turbonetics T04E turbo with custom exhaust housing (T28)
Synapse 40mm wastegate
OEM exhaust manifold with external wastegate
OEM exhaust multilayer steel gasket
Custom 3" exhaust
Simons 3" resonator
Simons twin exit 2.5" resonator as muffler
3" flex pipe
Heatwrapped downpipe
Heatwrapped screamer pipe





Cooling system:
Aftermarket 52 mm aluminum radiator
Nissan Almera electric cooling fan with a switch
Rear differential cooler made into power steering cooler
19 row engine oil cooler
Silicone radiator hoses



Drivetrain:
Rebuilt transmission with new bearings
Kaaz 2-way limited slip differential
Nissan pickup clutch
new clutch release bearing
rebuilt clutch master and slave cylinder
removed clutch damper (that long pipe)





Body:
GUP tuning front bumper
Zenki 180SX side skirts
Kouki 180SX rear valances
Kouki 180SX rear lights
rolled rear fenders







Interior and electronics:
Nistune type 4 ecu with usb consult
Innovate MTX-L wideband gauge and controller
Autometer ES series boost gauge
Autometer ES series oil pressure gauge
Custom laser cut gauge panel
Sparco Evo L bucket seat
Driftworks drift button
Driftworks quick release hub
Sabelt RAC steering wheel with momo hub
Sabelt 6 point racing harness
Sony Xplod headunit and some speakers
Custom made gear lever gaitor







Suspension and chassis:
BC Racing RM series inverted coilovers
Custom front strut bar







Front:
Strong flex yellow steering rack bushings
Strong flex red polyurethane tension arm bushings
Strong flex red polyurethane front lower control arm bushings
Nissan Maxima A32 inner tie rods
New ball joints
Custom outer tie rods
Custom front knuckle
Custom steering rack spacer









Rear:
Strong flex red polyurethane rear subframe bushings
Custom traction arm with spherical bearing
Custom toe arm with spherical bearing
Custom camber arm with spherical bearing
Custom toe arms support link between them
Custom low arm mount for adjustable anti-squat (traction)











Wheels:
Rota D2 royal gold 17x8,5 +20



Vehicle mass without driver: 1250kg
Vehicle mass with driver: 1353kg

Spare tyre, 8l of fuel

Corner weights with driver:

Front left: 355kg
Front right: 328kg
Front total: 683kg

Left rear: 348kg
Right rear: 318kg
Total rear: 666kg

Difference between front and rear: 17kg

Weight distribution F/R 50.5/49.5

Diagonal front left - right rear: 676kg
Diagonal front right - left rear: 673kg
Difference: 3kg

Plans: paint it black, get full kouki aero so it would look awesome like this:

Clicky

Clicky

but as of right now I just need the engine mapped so I could get on with bodywork and drifting



and a video of the engine finally working with a maf:

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Old 08-23-2012, 03:11 PM   #2
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New clutch from a Nissan D21, cars up to 450 hp use these without issues:



Got to love japanese parts:



Synapse engineering diverter valve:



Painted transmission after fixing fifth gear issue:



Would have had it running today but I'm missing ONE flywheel bolt, buggers had seized and we had to weld bars on them to get them loose since the heads had become round
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Old 08-27-2012, 08:17 PM   #3
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Was following your input in the uber suspension roll center etc thread. Do work! Subscribed.



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Old 09-01-2012, 04:27 PM   #4
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Mallory fuel pressure regulator:



and installed the gearbox and propeller shaft back on:



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Old 11-09-2012, 04:06 AM   #5
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I've been having some problems lately with my car since a fuse went, car takes like 2 minutes of cranking to start up and it runs quite rough, I have replaced the broken fuses, but this issue still haunts me. The ecu diagnostics shows everything is running okay, there is also a massive smell of fuel in the exhaust so I am guessing it is something in the ignition perhaps?

Been busy designing and fabricating new front suspension setup:



















I will also be making a new strut top mount to reduce the jacking effect and camber change:

Standard kingpin axis and caster:



Modified:



Also made a temporary head shield until I can source the OEM one:



The intake pipe is quite close to the manifold so I need to do some heat shielding there.

Had a friend fabricate an intake pipe to hold the Synapse diverter valve:



It's crazy how fast it responds!



Adjustable anti-squat:



Rear suspension as it is right now:



I will be designing a brand new upright with some neat features for spring as my final paper project
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Old 11-09-2012, 05:16 AM   #6
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glad to see you stepped up from cut springs lol looks good
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glad to see you stepped up from cut springs lol looks good
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Old 11-19-2012, 03:00 AM   #9
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I got my wishbones back from the machinist today, total mass per wishbone reduced from 5,1kg to 2,1kg

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Old 11-19-2012, 09:13 AM   #10
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whoa, this took an interesting turn for the better.
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I'm very interested to see how the front suspension works out. Solid build so far.
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Cheers guys

Some pics of stuff I did today:

First remove the ghetto temporary arm and fit the cool stuff:

















I need to get some narrower wheels, too much poke in the front now
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Picture of maximum steering angle :P





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It has taken some massive time but front suspension setup is now finished apart from some bolts and stuff:



















Tyres are planted at full lock of 60 degrees and there's plenty of roll center correction to lower the car further
Looking at the pictures I see I forgot to tighten to lower control arm to knuckle bolt, saaaaaaaaaaafe~!
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Wow dat angle. Cool build!
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I ordered new overflow bottle from GKTech when they did their silly 9 dollar sale:



It is much thicker than OEM and stronger too, but the hose opening is too big to properly hold it in there and overflow hole is smaller because of the thicker material.

It took some time but I tracked down what was the reason why the engine overheated, pretty stupid that I had forgotten to cut a hole for the waterway in the head:



Correct gasket:



So I bought a correct gasket instead of making one myself that only comes off as rubble.

I thought I had a headgasket leak, so I had previously ordered a new from by Cosworth and ARP2000 headstuds with it:





Then I discovered the head can't be installed with studs in place, the chain guides get in the way. I removed the studs and installed the head:



I did some heat shielding too:





And assembled:



I have also been working on the new rear suspension:

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Looking good man! Excited to see this thing in action!
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When I read the cut springs, I was skeptical but such great progress. Really like the DIY wisefad front set up.
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The head can be dropped over the studs if you have someone there to help flex the guides a bit to clear. I've done it multiple times.


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I couldn't do it, it got stuck.

Does anyone here have experience with Z32 mafs and Nistune? I can't get it to work right. The maf works fine on a z32, but when i wired to my s13 it will not idle, but will rev
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very interesting build. definitely took a large turn for the better.
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Are most of you referring to cut springs? It was an upgrade that cost nothing and slightly improved performance, the less threads the stiffer the spring.

Today I finally got the ecu and Z32 MAF to work together! Hooo!

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Subbing for double wishbone!

I can dream can't I?
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wHOA - cool suspension stuff happening here!
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Can you post some pics of the wisefab parts installed underneath the shock towers?
How do the upper struts interact?
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nice, i love the custom lower control arm and tension rod piece
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