My 92 hatch build. pics

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By egsedanguy
- Tue Jan 28, 2014 6:53 pm #341891 Well last night I picked up my front teggy calipers and got em all clean. And just purchaced the front and rear caliper rebuild kits for 18$ for all them. :woot: and I found the teggy sway bar for the front and the brackets. Just gotta get the links and pull the control arms off the donar, :D Having such a fun time with this eg. Its getting all the love I had for my sedan. Also decided Im gonna finish the b18 I built. Just need all the bolt on and gonna replace the head bolts with studs. but here how it looks. friggen clean as fu(%
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By Dr.D
- Sat Feb 01, 2014 7:57 pm #342070
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By egsedanguy
- Tue Aug 19, 2014 6:15 pm #348021 engine rebuild

pulled head to send to shop




preped trans


this is why i had to rebuild. this is on down stroke. oil rings were gloged with carbon build up.

cleaned and painted block



head back from shop

PARTS!!!!!!

Building from bottom up.







cleaned the bay


trans ready

new plugs

finally a new starter, and the correct one at that.

finally done. started first shot after priming the engine

home made solid mounts all around

drifter key




And im have more to come. :thumb: :twisted: :twisted:
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By egsedanguy
- Mon Aug 25, 2014 4:59 pm #348234 Well I finally installed the rear teggy brakes. Had them for like 5 years. put new trailing arm bushings in last year and cleaned them up with fresh paint. Must say it rides much better and brakes good to. Just need the prop valve. Also need new rotors cause the ones on were rusted bad and started to make pits. I cleaned them up as best as i could. Hope I can get new ones today. Also installed amber front corners, and a c-pillar bar. fixed my rear swaybar and add fresh full synthetic oil with new filter. :thumb:


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By teal_dx
- Mon Aug 25, 2014 5:48 pm #348236 Nice clean engine bay 8) Nice job on the motor... looks mint :thumb:

On that close up pic with your wheel, it looks like your lug nuts aren't grabbing many threads on the studs. :eh:
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By egsedanguy
- Tue Aug 26, 2014 6:58 pm #348274 New and works great.


You can see how bad they olds are. 1 day of driving with them and that was enough to not wait for new ones.

also painted the centers a aluminum high temp. They came bare and will get surface rust when wet.


And A photo edit one of my team members did for me.
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By egsedanguy
- Wed Aug 27, 2014 5:27 pm #348325 Started the bodywork. Gonna do one panel a night. Cause I work during the day lol. But this weekend im gonna try and get most of it done since I have a 3 day weekend :woot: i started with the gate. Had some dents from prior owners putting stuff in the rear. Came out nice. I still have to sand the primer down and lay another coat but thats will be just befor paint.


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