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Posts posted by pat1
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Thanks for the advise but this thread was asking if there was any interest in motor mounts/trans mount offered at a lower cost. I wasn't asking how to build them or offer them to the public. I was trying to save some fellow members of the forum a lower cost solution. I feel that 500.00 plus for motor mounts is just crazy. And at the end of the day they are just mounts they don't do anything than hold the motor and trans in place.They don't make the car faster. Or do anything productive in any way.I'm not saying that my mounts are crap but they do the job and they do it as well as any other mounts offered but at a LOWER price.
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Between 300-350.00 USD plus shipping
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I don't have any pics. If there was any SERIOUS interest I would go through the whole process and build a jig and make a set and send them to my powdercoater. And then supply pics.
The ones I made fit perfect. Low and back.
I'm just seeing if there is any interest before I devote my time in making these.
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What's up guys?
I built some motor mounts/tran mounts for a buddy's car and I was wondering if there would be any interest for me supplying motor/trans mounts at a reasonable cost. I have been building the rb rear sump pans for some time now.
Let me know if there would be any interest.
Thanks
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Do your research. I heard nothing but bad things about them. Anything from DOA motors to parts missing.
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My radiator was a direct fit, I didn't need to trim anything.The fan came from a 1990-1995 taurus or mercury sable.
Give PRC a call, they will build any size radiator you need.
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656delta,
I wouldn't get that radiator. Spend the money on a good radiator and it will last awhile. I'm running a prc radiator part number 2111100 24x19. http://www.prcracing.com/aluminum-radiators.html I know it was less than 275.00 shipped to me. I'm also using a ford taurus cooling fan which works perfect and they can be picked up for less than 50.00 bucks shipped. It keeps my 1JZ cool even in the Georgia summers. I had a couple spal fans and those things didn't flow enough air. My temps would creep up in traffic. I junked those spal fans and modded a taurus fan with a thermostat and it works perfect.. The toyota 1JZGTE's have the same cooling problem's as the RB motors.
As for the coolant water neck if you were closer to me I would say come on over and I'll weld it up for you but California is a bit far. lol
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Here is the link with pics
http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php/topic/88112-s30rb20-swap-motor-mounts/
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I'll try to find it later tonight. I can't find it on my phone. I hear you on the perimeter area. Crazy traffic, I used to live in east cobb (aka east snobb) between the people and a crazy ex girl friend I had to get the hell out of there lol
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You are correct. I posted pics of the trans mount look at my post history. You need a rear sump pan. And you can use the stock rb20 engine mounts.
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I would run a .63 also. That rb30 would spool it fast. It would be perfect for the street.
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That's awesome Phil. Thank you
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Yes, I've repaired worse.
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It's the supra 1jz
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How much are your pans? (I looked but didn't see sorry if you said somewhere?) im thinking of putting my rb30 into my 78 s30
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I fixed the stock ecu and I'm running a apexi neo.
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That's illegal as hell. You should go by the local chop shop and see if they want them lol.
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Email sent
Thank you John
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looking for Left and Right fenders in good condition or new if you got them. I also need drivers headlight bucket and 240z front bumper.
My car rolled into a parked car a couple days ago.
let me know what you have,I have cash to spend.
thanks
Pat
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part number rt ft 41000-e7201, lt ft 41010-E7201
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I have building the rear sump oil pans needed for the RB swap for a couple years now. Check out my thread below. There is a pic of the rb20/25/26 rear sump pans
Torque-ing Ring Gear bolts-R200
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Red locktite and a 1/2 inch impact. I've been doing this for 20 years and never had one come loose.