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04-08-2008, 03:49 PM
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Where do you suggest I buy the Gates belt? I just called the local Napa, they said Gates makes all their belts. $53.49 for the belt from them, or $147.39 for the belt tensioner, spring, and idler pulley.
Or just the belt from here if it's not the same thing:
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/?N=...4294967267+787
Unless mazcomp has them hidden somewhere.
Or just the belt from here if it's not the same thing:
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/?N=...4294967267+787
Unless mazcomp has them hidden somewhere.
And they were good parts. Not cheap crap.
I'll try to get the name if any body wants to order pullies from them.
I sharted when Napa gave me a price.
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04-08-2008, 11:40 PM
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Ordered my timing belt components from mazcomp today.
Did a quick and dirty mockup of the new manifold and turbo to see how far off the old hotside IC pipe was going to be. Also wanted to see how much I was going to modify the OEM powersteering line coming from the pump to the resevoir as well as the lower coolant hose.
Here are some photos showing the interference and current hotside pipe relative to the sidemount BEGI mani versus the old HKS setup.
I also added links to the new web albums. I decided to load all this stuff up to google's picasa through my gmail account. It turns out google worked with apple to make it an integrated feature in iphoto to upload to your picasa albums. Pretty cool, now I will be keeping the album seperated instead of just a huge stew pot of non-captioned images.
Did a quick and dirty mockup of the new manifold and turbo to see how far off the old hotside IC pipe was going to be. Also wanted to see how much I was going to modify the OEM powersteering line coming from the pump to the resevoir as well as the lower coolant hose.
Here are some photos showing the interference and current hotside pipe relative to the sidemount BEGI mani versus the old HKS setup.
I also added links to the new web albums. I decided to load all this stuff up to google's picasa through my gmail account. It turns out google worked with apple to make it an integrated feature in iphoto to upload to your picasa albums. Pretty cool, now I will be keeping the album seperated instead of just a huge stew pot of non-captioned images.
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04-09-2008, 12:00 AM
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No kidding that bad boy is daerrrttty. (It's the PS pump though, not A/C)
On the note of PS pumps, anyone know where the picture is of the guy that made the replacement flange that went where that hardline is? I'm considering two options. Make an adapter, or modify what I have to work. I think i'm just going to modify the current hardline so that it can face down, then use the OEM hose. Just need to do it is all. Pics to follow tomorrow.
On the note of PS pumps, anyone know where the picture is of the guy that made the replacement flange that went where that hardline is? I'm considering two options. Make an adapter, or modify what I have to work. I think i'm just going to modify the current hardline so that it can face down, then use the OEM hose. Just need to do it is all. Pics to follow tomorrow.
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04-09-2008, 12:22 AM
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I won't be bending it any, unless I am applying a large amount of heat via an ocy/acet torch. I'm most likely going to try and twist the bracket that holds it to the pump, see if it will spin on the tube any, to get it routed straight down. The OEM P/S line will even work with that routing due to the 90* bend in it.
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04-09-2008, 09:08 PM
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Bought all my parts for the timing belt job. Originally I was going to be saving $30 by buying it all from mazdaspeed motorsports, then they were going to charge me tax. It ended up being $25 cheaper by buying it from Rosenthal/Finishline Performance because they don't charge out of state tax and they don't charge for shipping.
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04-09-2008, 09:48 PM
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lol. holy ghetto wastegate setup!
How are you planning on wastegate routing with that divided BEGI downpipe? Thats a bit of a waste with that downpipe for an external wg isn't it?
I applied over 2 1/2 years ago. They keep sending me **** in the mail, but won't let me order anything.
How are you planning on wastegate routing with that divided BEGI downpipe? Thats a bit of a waste with that downpipe for an external wg isn't it?
I applied over 2 1/2 years ago. They keep sending me **** in the mail, but won't let me order anything.
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04-09-2008, 09:53 PM
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You need to explain on how you think it's a waste? The only reason I wanted this recirculated is to be quiet, my old dump was loud and I want more stealth.
The small tube connects to the wastegate and dump into the downpipe, at that point the downpipe swages to the same internal volume as the WG tube and the existing DP size. It terminates at 3" after the flex.
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04-09-2008, 09:57 PM
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I have the Gates Racing Belt on my car.. it's loud as hell sound like i have a belt driven Supercharger.
I'd only suggest them on a built motor that you plan to rev the crap out of..
I'd only suggest them on a built motor that you plan to rev the crap out of..
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04-09-2008, 10:03 PM
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I ordered all Mazda components. I'll be taking the head off for head work or i'll be swapping cams sooner than I will reach 50-100k miles anyway so it wasn't worth it.
I just realized why elesjuan doesn't understand my downpipe. This image from BEGI shows how it is routed.
I just realized why elesjuan doesn't understand my downpipe. This image from BEGI shows how it is routed.
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04-09-2008, 11:38 PM
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ooooh... That makes more sense! I was having a lot of trouble picturing how you were going to plumb in the external wg with the Begi dp, but the larger photo explains it. Didn't notice in your smaller picture it wasn't routed to normal location.
Get that back together and post results, stat!
Get that back together and post results, stat!
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04-10-2008, 08:05 AM
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Hey--what are you doing with my downpipe 
Did you go with the mazda water pump? Curious to know your thoughts on it, once it's in your hands. The one I got this morning is pretty shitty.
Did you go with the mazda water pump? Curious to know your thoughts on it, once it's in your hands. The one I got this morning is pretty shitty.
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04-10-2008, 11:12 AM
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Ben, you have email at mazmart's sale address, I forwarded something.
I did go with the Mazda water pump just because my other options didn't look legit at the time.
I did go with the Mazda water pump just because my other options didn't look legit at the time.
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