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This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
Placek's 33" Jimny
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22 Oct 2015 21:34 #154220
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Ok, so here we go 
Engine bay during cleaning and before painting. All rust has been removed removed and holes patched. Space over wheels will be covered with a thick rubber.
Fuel tank and air compressor on their places.
Body on the chassis. It stands on the bump stops, because springs are not there yet - it's easier to work on the car if it's lower
Engine is almost ready to fit in
All redundant sensors, wires, breathers and electronics have been removed. Intake manifold is not there yet. It also turned out, that the engine is 1895ccm, so it's 1.9is not 1.8is
I did a small research and the engine is not M42B18 but M44B19. The difference is almost none:
M42B18: 1796ccm, 140PS @ 6000 rpm, 175Nm @ 4500 rpm
M44B19: 1895ccm, 140PS @ 6000 rpm, 180Nm @ 4300 rpm

Engine bay during cleaning and before painting. All rust has been removed removed and holes patched. Space over wheels will be covered with a thick rubber.
Fuel tank and air compressor on their places.
Body on the chassis. It stands on the bump stops, because springs are not there yet - it's easier to work on the car if it's lower

Engine is almost ready to fit in


M42B18: 1796ccm, 140PS @ 6000 rpm, 175Nm @ 4500 rpm
M44B19: 1895ccm, 140PS @ 6000 rpm, 180Nm @ 4300 rpm
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23 Oct 2015 08:16 #154231
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23 Oct 2015 10:19 #154237
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Well it's funny, because it originally was RHD

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23 Oct 2015 10:32 #154238
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:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:Placek wrote: Well it's funny, because it originally was RHD
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23 Oct 2015 11:02 #154240
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All that skill and knowledge and you put the steering wheel on the wrong side......... Tut tut........ :woohoo: :woohoo: :evil: :whistle:
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23 Oct 2015 14:52 #154252
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Dual control perhaps, it'll be for the co pilot. :laugh: :laugh:
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Daniel30 wrote: All that skill and knowledge and you put the steering wheel on the wrong side......... Tut tut........ :woohoo: :woohoo: :evil: :whistle:
Dual control perhaps, it'll be for the co pilot. :laugh: :laugh:
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