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orginal 1986 milano with 100 000km on the clock,
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orginal 1986 milano with 100 000km on the clock,
Name: Chris
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
Year/ Model: 1986 Milano n12
Colour: Yellow, (not by choice)
Period of ownership: 3 months
Performance: Standard Only just clocked 100 000km,
Engine Mods: None yet
Interior Mods: Turbo timer
Exterior Mods: none
Wheels: standard
Other:
Future Plans:
I have a fully forged engine been built at the moment with a new head
Pics:
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
Year/ Model: 1986 Milano n12
Colour: Yellow, (not by choice)
Period of ownership: 3 months
Performance: Standard Only just clocked 100 000km,
Engine Mods: None yet
Interior Mods: Turbo timer
Exterior Mods: none
Wheels: standard
Other:
Future Plans:
I have a fully forged engine been built at the moment with a new head
Pics:
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cheers Guys
heres a couple more photos of the bits out of new engine.
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Lets stick with car Ash, bit personal asking for photos of his slug. I'm a hack mate but I think Ash is referring to the pistons you'll be putting in the new motor. That's a beautiful example of something original, is that the one that was on NZ's equivalent of EBAY some time back. If I remember rightly it was a bloody good price to. I think I made a comment on it at the time. Look after it, you've done well.Ash wrote:have you got some slug photos?
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the only thing im missing is pistons , im trying to source some at the moment.
Yeah thats the the one, it cost me $1500. a bloody steel if you ask me.
i think im going to keep it standard, except for the engine, its even got the original stereo
and i brought that spare engine for $300 with it already flowed and a lumpy cam in it, never used, the blocks had a freshen up, and he chucked in a spare gearbox, 2 ecus, a rb30 throttle body, a inlet manifold, 2 full gasket sets, spare oil pump, lightened flywheel and a near new clutch, and 3 starter motors aswell. a balanced crank shaft. theres a few other things too but i cant remember at the moment.
Yeah thats the the one, it cost me $1500. a bloody steel if you ask me.
i think im going to keep it standard, except for the engine, its even got the original stereo
and i brought that spare engine for $300 with it already flowed and a lumpy cam in it, never used, the blocks had a freshen up, and he chucked in a spare gearbox, 2 ecus, a rb30 throttle body, a inlet manifold, 2 full gasket sets, spare oil pump, lightened flywheel and a near new clutch, and 3 starter motors aswell. a balanced crank shaft. theres a few other things too but i cant remember at the moment.
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xr6eta wrote:Lets stick with car Ash, bit personal asking for photos of his slug.Ash wrote:have you got some slug photos?
don't get too excited Glenn, seeing mine every morning is more than enough! lol
christhebuilder wrote: what do you mean? im new at this!! lol, im sure ill learn pretty quick!!!
pistons mate sorry. you wrote that you were building a fully forged engine. just thought you already had the pistons. so your going to use the standard conrods going by the pics?
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I like only having 2 cars. So much easier!xr6eta wrote:Should have done it Mike, I remember talking to you via email about 6am one morning about this one. I even considered flying across and buying it myself. I'm jealous.photoglossy wrote:Was drooling over this about 2months back on trademe! Good to see you here mate!
Just what did. Slimline ET bumpers are difinately the way to go!Kimmo wrote:Come on, those bars are horrid!christhebuilder wrote:i think im going to keep it standard, except for the engine, its even got the original stereo
Get the ET bits on that body and make all the four-door boys jealous ; )
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