Author |
Message |
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 480 Reg: 07-2005
| I had a nice sunny day today so i got the air compressor out again and painted all the parts in the engine bay for a bit of bling! I had done it before in blue!
Now its purple!
|
Carl Johnson
TryHard QLD 93 LTD 31 Manual V8
Posts: 220 Reg: 10-2005
| 2nd pic Yamaha |
Don Bagnall
Moderator New Zealand I have WAY less Soarers than Hayden :-(
Posts: 5010 Reg: 05-2005
| Arf! Arf!..............Noice!..............VERY "Purple Rain"
|
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 482 Reg: 07-2005
| "Yamaha" is because the head on the 1JZ is made by them. That is why it flows better than the 2JZ head that is made by Toyota. and that is why people make 1.5ZJ engines! bigger capacity with the better head. I think.... |
James Harris
DieHard QLD TT
Posts: 870 Reg: 07-2005
| ahh very nice, ill probably do the same when i get some time/inclination get some more pics up when its on the engine |
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 483 Reg: 07-2005
| thanks! Will do but might be a week or so. waiting for my turbos to rock up in the mail |
Yang Luo
TryHard vic soarer twin turbo manual
Posts: 409 Reg: 04-2006
| nice paint,great job |
Graham Dollisson
DieHard QLD GTTL Morris Marina P76
Posts: 958 Reg: 07-2005
| James, 1-what type of paint did you use? 2-do you have to do anything special to get the paint to stick to the plastic(other than just sanding it) Thanks |
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 484 Reg: 07-2005
| I sanded the plastic then used normal all purpose primer on the plastics, Then I got a tin of paint made up to the colour I wanted. The paint I used was enamel because it is a harder paint over acrylic. Enamel also has a gloss in it so there is no need for a clear coat. I had the blue paint in the engine bay for about 6 months and it was fine didn’t peal off or anything. I re sprayed because I had the engine changed recently and things got scratched and so on in the process. |
Graham Dollisson
DieHard QLD GTTL Morris Marina P76
Posts: 960 Reg: 07-2005
| Ok, Thanks James. |
Ryan Rankovic
DieHard Victoria Soarer TT GT-TL
Posts: 854 Reg: 07-2005
| i hate you james, your coil pack cover came off! |
Scott Ferguson
TryHard Alberta Soarer GTT-L
Posts: 313 Reg: 07-2006
| So just a HVLP spray gun or spray can? |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo North Island JZZ31
Posts: 1680 Reg: 10-2005
|
James Johnson wrote on Thursday, November 09, 2006 - 05:57 pm:people make 1.5ZJ engines! bigger capacity with the better head. I think....
I thought it was so they could use 1JZ turbo set up and electronics? So its simpler than putting in a 2JZ... Actually come to think of it I think we've seen this argument before. |
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 488 Reg: 07-2005
|
Scott Ferguson wrote on Friday, November 10, 2006 - 02:06 am:So just a HVLP spray gun or spray can?
spray cans suck! can never get a consistant flow of paint and so on.. i used air compressor with a with a spray gun. like they use to paint cars.
Matthew Sharpe wrote on Friday, November 10, 2006 - 06:25 am:I thought it was so they could use 1JZ turbo set up and electronics? So its simpler than putting in a 2JZ... Actually come to think of it I think we've seen this argument before.
yeh i just said "i think" so could be wrong. |
Nathan Evans
DieHard Queensland 1JZZ30 TT
Posts: 629 Reg: 07-2005
| is it special temperature paint or anything? |
James Johnson
TryHard Victoria JZZ30
Posts: 489 Reg: 07-2005
| Nope just enamel paint mixed to a colour i wanted! the plastic parts to get warm but the plastic can withstand the heat so can the paint. The end of the week i will have turbos in (hopefully) so ill post pictures then! |
Nathan Stewart
Tinkerer WA TT 5sp
Posts: 95 Reg: 09-2005
| i tought a 1.5 jz was a 1jz with a 2 jz head? |
Graham Dollisson
DieHard QLD GTTL Morris Marina P76
Posts: 970 Reg: 07-2005
| 1.5jz = 1jz head + 2jz-gte block. |
Adam Barry
DieHard WA UZZ30
Posts: 533 Reg: 08-2005
| The ONLY reason to go the 1.5JZ road instead of just a complete engine swap is so that you can keep your existing 1JZ head work. Flowbench tests show that a stock 2JZ head flows about the same as a completely worked up 1JZ head, so the 1JZ head is NOT better. |
Cihan Aday
Goo Roo "1JZ++" JZZ30
Posts: 1534 Reg: 07-2005
| Its better for some applications.. Bigger isn't always better. |
Adam Barry
DieHard WA UZZ30
Posts: 536 Reg: 08-2005
|
Cihan Aday wrote on Tuesday, November 14, 2006 - 12:49 pm:Its better for some applications..
Such as? It flows worse, so why (other than to keep existing turbo and cam work, etc...) would you possibly choose it over a 2JZ head? |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo North Island JZZ31
Posts: 1701 Reg: 10-2005
| Yeah, we definitely had this argument before. Its pointless - one eyed "1JZ is the best engine in the universe and can produce more power than a cruse ship engine" worshipers can't be swayed. |
Marc Vipond
TryHard Queensland JZZ30 GT35R
Posts: 322 Reg: 05-2006
| I reckon the main advantage of a 1.5JZ is the fact that it is the ultimate sleeper. Only a keen eye would be able to notice a 2JZ bottom end underneath a 1JZ head. |
Cihan Aday
Goo Roo "1JZ++" JZZ30
Posts: 1535 Reg: 07-2005
|
Adam Barry wrote on Tuesday, November 14, 2006 - 01:03 pm:Such as? It flows worse, so why (other than to keep existing turbo and cam work, etc...) would you possibly choose it over a 2JZ head?
Well, flow rate isn't everything. Port length, shape and valve size etc determine flow velocity at varying valve lifts. Thats makes up the power curve of an engine, not max flow rate. Higher port velocity is more suitable on a lower revving engine where the focus is on low to midrange torque and turbo response rather than outright power. Which brings me back to the point, the 1JZ head is better for some applications. It can't be looked at it as bluntly as you're suggesting. There's a difference between restriction from bad design, cast marks etc, and restriction from valve/port size. |
Yang Luo
TryHard vic soarer twin turbo manual
Posts: 419 Reg: 04-2006
| james how long you have to wait from the prime to the sprays |