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jontrturbo
29-07-2014, 17:52
First post!
Hi guys and gals thought it was about time I registerd on here names Jon I'm urrently doing a conversion on my Renault 5tr (not a campus!) Some people will know me off the Renault 5 gt turbo owners fb page. Anyways HI
Benjibrady
29-07-2014, 23:05
Welcome along mate. Get a few photos up. What engine are you dropping in? :agree:
Welcome to the club. :cool:
jontrturbo
30-07-2014, 07:56
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Hi I've put a c1j turbo engine in it trusty dinosaur power. Fully rebuilt bottom end and fully rebuilt top end. I would put pictures up but struggling to upload them on my phone
Welcome along :) Get some pics up!
Nad-5GTT
30-07-2014, 10:39
Welcome along :)
rabbitstew
30-07-2014, 10:58
Welcome!
jontrturbo
30-07-2014, 11:08
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Won't let me upload pictures from my phone for some reason just keeps saying upload failed
jontrturbo
30-07-2014, 11:10
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
You can use photobucket to upload them on here
B18ftMOJO5
30-07-2014, 20:15
welcome to club pal. great place for advice and knowledge if you get stuck doing the converaion. :)
jontrturbo
31-07-2014, 15:20
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
Hi conversion is 99% done. Still figuring out how to upload pics from my phone grrrr
Upload them to any photo-sharing website and then link them here. :agree:
jontrturbo
31-07-2014, 21:05
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
I've tryed to upload of photo bucket its not having it at all so on my profile I made a album there's a few pics in there if you want to view not a clue why it won't upload been trying 45mins :mad:
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/picture.php?albumid=1912&pictureid=10297
Once you've uploaded an album, you can just right-click on a picture, go 'copy image URL', come to the thread, click the 'insert image' icon and hit paste, then OK. Then post. :agree:
You can do the above action with any image URL from the internet.
Cool car btw! :)
jontrturbo
01-08-2014, 14:31
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/picture.php?albumid=1912&pictureid=10285. Hope that works
jontrturbo
01-08-2014, 14:33
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/picture.php?albumid=1912&pictureid=10298
jontrturbo
01-08-2014, 14:36
New poster! (less than 10 posts)
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/picture.php?albumid=1912&pictureid=10287
Nice one. Where are those wheels from?
rabbitstew
01-08-2014, 16:24
I think ive got the same intercooler as that which i was planning to fit to mine... not offered it up yet but need to work out the routing for the pipes & mount etc...
Ive always been wary of the campus grill though as I thought it restricted air flow into the engine bay compared to the GT one... not sure if its just how it looks or if theres any truth in that though.
Nad-5GTT
01-08-2014, 16:52
Very :cool: interesting that you've used a universal intercooler with the ktec pipework.
jontrturbo
01-08-2014, 16:59
Well spotted NAD its a k tec copy pipe work. Think the air flow through the grill is fine you can see through it fine. Wheels are vw banded steelies had to modify hub centers on front as they didn't fit
rabbitstew
01-08-2014, 17:00
Very :cool: interesting that you've used a universal intercooler with the ktec pipework.
Looks a bit of a strange route with the pipes though. Normally you`d come over the to of the alternator & down to the LH side of the intercooler, rather than have both boost pipes come down the RH side of the fan, as with that aftermarket intercooler you`d then have to route the carb top pipe to the LH side of the intercooler under the rad to get to that side of it.
jontrturbo
01-08-2014, 17:08
Its a really easy route its got a 90% bend off the carb top now for a better fit it runs along side top hose then down where the standard intercooler would be then another 90% bend and it sits under the radiator. I can't the pics to work properly yet but there's a pic of when I 1st took bumper off with 1.2 engine still in it you can guess the route then loads of room to play with
Nad-5GTT
01-08-2014, 19:21
Looks a bit of a strange route with the pipes though. Normally you`d come over the to of the alternator & down to the LH side of the intercooler, rather than have both boost pipes come down the RH side of the fan, as with that aftermarket intercooler you`d then have to route the carb top pipe to the LH side of the intercooler under the rad to get to that side of it.
I've got the same pipework but have chopped it about so it's less laggy, it comes up past the alternator now. Was alot of work though :eek:
I guess the way ktec ran the pipework was the only way they could sell that intercooler. I had to move the rad over so had to get an extension to the top hose and I needed a 90° distributor cap. I think if you told that to the customer no one would off bought one.
jontrturbo
02-08-2014, 08:22
Its been a pain to get all the hoses made up to fit properly. I do run a 90% dizzy cap now
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