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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
 
| Well most of you know who I am, I've got a 2000 TJ magna sports, in which the mod bug has kinda gotten to me.. lol.
List of mods
Engine Hardware
3.5L 6G74 SOHC 24 Valve V6
Transmission
Manual
Engine Modifications
2.5" cat back straight through, no mufflers or boxes
Magnaflow Cat
HM Extractors
Teigh stage 1.5 cams
Ajustable Cam Gears
Greddy ECU
Ported Heads
Ralliart Valve Springs
Oversized Valves
RPW 65mm TB
Raptor super charger with 6.5psi pully
FMIC with 3" pipework and blue sillicon bends
Oil catch can
Battery moved to the boot
super clamps
390cc Injectors
Custom fuel rail with spaces
supercharger cooling unit
Driveline Modifications
Ralliart box with LSD
Execdy sports clutch
Brake Modifications
Bendix Ultimate Pads
Evo/ralliart Breaks
slotted rotors
Painted Calipers
Suspension Modifications
King Lows all around
KYB gas Shocks
Whitline rear adjustable camber kit
Wheels & Tyre Modifications
19" XHP Jet Blacks with wanli rubber
Ralliart Tyre valve Caps
Body Modifications
Hids
Xeon High beam
380 side indicators
Custom Ralliart Fron grill
JVM front
Clear indicators
Ground effects flares,Wagon Rear pods and side skirts
Eye lids
Tinted Tail Lights
FAT-35L Plates
KJ Verada Lights
KJ Verada Grill
KJ Electric arial
colour coded Door handles
Painted Washer bottle
Angle eyes
De-Winged
Interior Modifications
Ralliart Wheel
380 Matts
Chrome Door Handles and surrounds
RPW Short Shifter
Red LED center console
Black door trims
KJ Verada rear map Lights
Verada Ash tray
Blue LED boot light
air fule ratio gagauge
Full Retrim in back leather with the Mitsubishi symboly embossed
Plastics painted Balck
Verada center console
Boost gague
gague pod
Swede Roof lining, A, B, C pillers as well
Verada Sun Visors
In Car Entertainment
15" Rockwood Sub
Apline-MRDM300
800 watt Schneider 4 channel amp
2x Alpine SPS-690A Type-S 6" x 9"
2x Alpine SPS-170A Type-S 6-1/2"
Alpine CDE-9852, with Ipod
Custom Sub Box
Verada Tweter pods
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| recent pics of the car taken by Hojo and Meca-wonbat on MM
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| this is my latest project a forged 6G75, i havent gotten far been ordering parts for it. will be going a Adaptronic ecu with it. this wont be finished until my shed is done first
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 421
Location: Brisbane,qld | Got some nice hardware there, you doing the conversion yourself?
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| wsbtt - 2/1/2013 00:30
Got some nice hardware there, you doing the conversion yourself?
Cheers man, yes I'm doing it all including building the motor up |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 1093
 
Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Must be the best performing Magna in Australia mate.
Now a 6G75? you sure have got the bug alright .. |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Administrator - 2/1/2013 08:59
Must be the best performing Magna in Australia mate.
Now a 6G75? you sure have got the bug alright ..
one of them mate, currently 325hp at the front wheels
yea this mod bug keeps biting and wont go away lol |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| UPDATE:
parts been startig to show up, new FPR and ECU turned up today
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 421
Location: Brisbane,qld | so what are the sump mods to be done to the 75 to fit her in, i know you start with the 75 block and heads and bolt on everything else from the 64, cant be too difficult |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| wsbtt - 4/1/2013 17:15
so what are the sump mods to be done to the 75 to fit her in, i know you start with the 75 block and heads and bolt on everything else from the 64, cant be too difficult
the 74 sump swaps straight over, 2 holes need to be drilled and taped. the problem is the 75 sump hangs to low. my car being lowered i don't wanna rip the sump off |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| more bits showed up today
arp main stud kit
spool rods with arp bolts
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Perry - 4/1/2013 18:16
wsbtt - 4/1/2013 17:15
so what are the sump mods to be done to the 75 to fit her in, i know you start with the 75 block and heads and bolt on everything else from the 64, cant be too difficult
the 74 sump swaps straight over, 2 holes need to be drilled and taped. the problem is the 75 sump hangs to low. my car being lowered i don't wanna rip the sump off
Is that all, i thought there was some guarded secret on modding it, on my AWD i have to grind off two lugs on the rear of the block and theres also the lengthened accelerator cableif using the 74 plenum, i might use the 75 one, not sure yet, by the way , like all your bits for your 75, would love to do that to mine , what are a set of adjustable cam gears worth? |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Yea that's it ,I'm gonna try and use the 75 one on my and have the angle of the tb straight. Cam gears you can get ones around 140 each. I managed to pick mine up for 200 for the pair |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Update:
Pink bits arrived today
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07 wrx sti injectors, 565cc each can get these to flow Easy over 700cc
And just a comparison pic 380 vs sti
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 1093
Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | My tuners decided on 660cc siemens injectors, just needed some aluminium shims on the injector rail and wiring mod.
Got the 660cc in my manual supercharged 380 and can tell you she never leans out and runs very well.
cam gears...dunno if they are worth the money apart from looks?
I have two complete heads with higher cams, gears, stiffer RPW valve springs etc...took them off and put stock heads back on.
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| these should be ok then, ive got cams and a set of cam gears in my current motor, they make a differnce . you should put them back in
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | looks like good quality stuff... |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Yea they do, they should work well |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Update:
anyway, got woken up by the courier this morning with a nice surprise, my forged pistons, bearing and rings turned up this morning ( got shipped from the stated on the 28/1)
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Mine would look great with a set of these, do these change the comp ratio and is rhere a big difference in weight? |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Not sure on weight, will give specs when I get the sheet back. I'm still keeping the factory compression ratio |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 421
Location: Brisbane,qld | Cheers |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Is there any reason to swap the 74 timing belt setup to 75 |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Only the covers due to the timing mark on the cover hitting on the ps belt, or you grind off the marking on the bottom cover |
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Frequent flyer Gold
Posts: 421
Location: Brisbane,qld | cool, thanks |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Update,
ive had to buy a new flywheel and clutch for the 75 so the engine place can balance it up. ended up going a cushioned button clutch + a chrome molly flywheel
also my W2A IC turned up today as well
motor will be finished next week then its time to get some head............. i mean head work done
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Some nice bits and pieces there mate. |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| cheer mate, its starting to come together |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Yeah, real nice
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| update
cams and valve springs have arrived and heads have been sent off to get some work done on them
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Is there a specific brand of rings and bearings i should go for, getting the bottom end balanced and should thow a new set in, also checked out the spool site and theres no listing for the 75 rods, are they the same as the 74? |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | same as the 74.
I used Pauter rods from the US |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| wsbtt - 20/2/2013 21:40
Is there a specific brand of rings and bearings i should go for, getting the bottom end balanced and should thow a new set in, also checked out the spool site and theres no listing for the 75 rods, are they the same as the 74?
I'm using toga bearings in mine, are you putting different pistions in? Myn75 will be balanced to 1gram
Ad yes the 74 rods are the same |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
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| Administrator - 20/2/2013 22:36
same as the 74.
I used Pauter rods from the US
I was trying to buy stuff locally and the spool rods are cheaper |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Perry - 20/2/2013 22:59
wsbtt - 20/2/2013 21:40
Is there a specific brand of rings and bearings i should go for, getting the bottom end balanced and should thow a new set in, also checked out the spool site and theres no listing for the 75 rods, are they the same as the 74?
I'm using toga bearings in mine, are you putting different pistions in? Myn75 will be balanced to 1gram
Ad yes the 74 rods are the same
Not sure, cant afford forced induction, not even sure if i need the rods either, maybe just balance the btm end with stock internals and a set of extractors?? |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
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| If you not going down the FI or hi comp h/a than I wouldn't bother doing any of that, but that's just me
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Perry - 24/2/2013 23:21
If you not going down the FI or hi comp h/a than I wouldn't bother doing any of that, but that's just me
Yesh i wss kinda thinking that myself, but i'll still balance it, id it true zhst the 74 rods sre a tad thicker than the 75's |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | wsbtt - 25/2/2013 13:52
Perry - 24/2/2013 23:21
If you not going down the FI or hi comp h/a than I wouldn't bother doing any of that, but that's just me
Yesh i wss kinda thinking that myself, but i'll still balance it, id it true zhst the 74 rods sre a tad thicker than the 75's
Geez, what the hell is that, i done this on my phone and should have had my glasses on, here we go, Yeah i was kinda thinking that myself, but i'll still balance it, is it true that the 74 rods are a tad thicker than the 75's
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Update time:
haven’t had time to post up due to work and doing bits and pieces on the house
While I was in Sydney the other week i picked up a set of EVO Brembos from a wrecker and have been gathering bits for them. Now my braking system will consist of
EVO Brembos
TNF slotted rotors (320mm front and 300mm rear)
QFM HPX Pads
HEL Braided lines
Penrite Fluid
Rebuilt and repainted callipers
These would be fitted by now but my current wheels don’t fit  . So now I’m on the search for a nice set of 18's (better tyre choice). I’ve been looking and there are sooooo many choices and cant decide on what i want and will look nice. If anyone has any ideas on which rims will look good let me know
Motor wise the 75 is still at the engine builder. The block has been dipped, bored and honed and everything sized up. The only problem he has encountered is that he didn’t have access to the weights to balance up the crankshaft. No one locally had the correct size, the only thing that came close was the v6 commodore ones but they were 3mm to wide. He ended up driving to Sydney and browning a set for a friend. so hopefully it wont be long until it get that back, heads have been done but haven’t seen them
There will be a new exterior mod happening in the next week which I can’t wait for, just need to find the time to do it
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: An island off southern Tasmania. | Enkei will be my next rims.
tell your engine builder to cal Rob at engineworks in winchelsea victoris.
he has balanced two 6g75's for me and knows all about it. |
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Frequent flyer Gold
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Location: Brisbane,qld | Nice, more yummy bits,geeze shes gunna look the part |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| Administrator - 15/3/2013 11:10
Enkei will be my next rims.
tell your engine builder to cal Rob at engineworks in winchelsea victoris.
he has balanced two 6g75's for me and knows all about it.
I've been look at the enkei range there are some nice Rims in there, it's hard to decide.
I've menshiond him to the engine builder and supplied them his number. They are only putting the bottom end together |
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Frequent flyer Bronze
Posts: 41
| wsbtt - 16/3/2013 16:50
Nice, more yummy bits,geeze shes gunna look the part
Cheers man, yes hopefully it will |
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