1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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75glnt
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Looks great mate! :thumpsup: so... Is she running now?
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ryzor
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Looks great mate! :thumpsup: so... Is she running now?
Not yet, still a way off. Engine still needs to be removed, head taken off and skimmed as well as block, engine cleaned, new cometic head gasket, arp head studs, 3mm lifters, and seals all around, then I can put my 272 cams and kelford springs in, with hks cam wheels/belt, gates balancer shaft belt (if I don't remove). Then there's fuel rail and injectors, both manifolds, turbo, turbosmart gate, bov and boost tap. Have to find a shortened hilux diff with 4 stud and disc brakes, the list keeps going haha. I'm getting there though, just getting the dirty jobs out the way first
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Oh cool :) sounds like it'll be a mental little lancer :)
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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certainly looks like a tight fit but looks like it works! what size turbo you going to be running on this? main reason i ask is if i was to do a 4g63t conversion in the future into my gc galant i was wondering if whether people putting some decent horsepower to the ground decided to reinforce their chassis to prevent chassis twist or what?
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ryzor
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Haven't decided on the turbo yet, I want something small enough to get boost at low rpm or I'll just be spinning the wheels all day. I'm going for around 300kw so I will be making a strut bar for the front and one in the boot, maybe a half cage too. I will be looking into some sort of under body bars to help with chassis flexing also.
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Tj.
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Well now I'm just jealous :lol:

If you've got that much clearance you wont have a problem. You could barely slip a sheet of paper betweeny cas and the firewall and it never caused a problem. It never rubbed and there was enough clearance to set timing.
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Got bored and took some more photos because why not?
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bigfoot
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Where in nz are you based?
I wish my la was that tidy
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Where in nz are you based?
I wish my la was that tidy
I'm in wellington mate, and she's not too bad ;)
A friend of mine had an immaculate LA with 35,000 original kms, kicking myself for not buying it off him

You wouldn't happen to have any spare parts would you?
Needing both front indicators, both headlight surrounds, interior light plastic and possibly front quarter panels.
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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Out it comes
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She's a looker ;). Time to strip her naked.
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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ryzor wrote:
Where in nz are you based?
I wish my la was that tidy
I'm in wellington mate, and she's not too bad ;)
A friend of mine had an immaculate LA with 35,000 original kms, kicking myself for not buying it off him

You wouldn't happen to have any spare parts would you?
Needing both front indicators, both headlight surrounds, interior light plastic and possibly front quarter panels.
Im pretty much in the same boat for parts for mine. I do have a n.o.s guard
but i want to keep that.
What are you doing for brakes and can you make me a thermostat relocation
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jump on oldschool.co.nz if you havnt already, good bunch of guys on there
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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I just had a proper read of the thread. EX struts wont work because the spring platforms are too big. I have a set of starion struts with the smaller platforms welded on that I wont be using for mine
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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What are you doing for brakes and can you make me a thermostat relocation
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Not sure about brakes yet, but I'll most likely get some custom brackets made for some bigger brakes and get some vented and slotted discs.
I haven't made my thermostat relocation pipes yet, but I'll let you know how that goes when I come to it.

I'll be making coil overs out of the ex struts, so no need for the starion ones. But thanks for the offer :)

Have you got a build I can check out?
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Re: 1976 LA Lancer 4g63t Build

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my build thread is here: http://oldschool.co.nz/2011/forum/index ... la-lancer/
I'm planning on using VR4 legnum brakes on mine, mainly because a mate of mine has a similar setup on a LB with a 4G63,
havn't had a chance to look into making the adaptor plates for them yet, but it should stop well
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