CanadaGTO
05-06-2007, 07:06 PM
Hey guys,
Spent most of this past Friday at Street Performance and with Vlad doing the install of the ETS replacement TMIC, StreetUnit Motormount and the gauge pod that I've been procrastinating putting in.
Some Pictures:
Dirty engine bay
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1304.jpg
What's going in. ETS TMIC, SU Motormount, along with new gasket
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1306.jpg
Plastic shroud removed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1307.jpg
Stock TMIC removed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1308.jpg
ETS and Stock TMIC's side by side
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1309.jpg
Another view
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1310.jpg
This shows how much thicker the ETS is
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1313.jpg
New pressure pipes installed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1314.jpg
First minor issue. Welding on the new TMIC encroached on the area where stock BOV pipe installs, required little shaving of gasket
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1320.jpg
And little filing of pipe edge. No major issue :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1317.jpg
Installing the ETS TMIC in its spot
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1321.jpg
Close fit, but it does get in there
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1322.jpg
Pipes attached
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1323.jpg
Test fitting the aluminum shroud. I had painted it black with radiator paint this week. Not happy with the paint though, so probably looking at having it powdercoated sometime in the summer
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1325.jpg
Car in the bay, man does the new TMIC stick out :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1329.jpg
Shroud installed. Notice the slight cuts at the top. Some in the US are doing this to avoid craking the plastic behind the shroud. Supposedly not required with a Motor Mount, but better safe than sorry :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1330.jpg
**PLEASE NOTE**: None of these installs are on my personal vehicle. Due to warranty concerns my vehicle is completely stock and these pictures are purely for educational reasons :)
Spent most of this past Friday at Street Performance and with Vlad doing the install of the ETS replacement TMIC, StreetUnit Motormount and the gauge pod that I've been procrastinating putting in.
Some Pictures:
Dirty engine bay
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1304.jpg
What's going in. ETS TMIC, SU Motormount, along with new gasket
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1306.jpg
Plastic shroud removed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1307.jpg
Stock TMIC removed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1308.jpg
ETS and Stock TMIC's side by side
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1309.jpg
Another view
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1310.jpg
This shows how much thicker the ETS is
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1313.jpg
New pressure pipes installed
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1314.jpg
First minor issue. Welding on the new TMIC encroached on the area where stock BOV pipe installs, required little shaving of gasket
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1320.jpg
And little filing of pipe edge. No major issue :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1317.jpg
Installing the ETS TMIC in its spot
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1321.jpg
Close fit, but it does get in there
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1322.jpg
Pipes attached
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1323.jpg
Test fitting the aluminum shroud. I had painted it black with radiator paint this week. Not happy with the paint though, so probably looking at having it powdercoated sometime in the summer
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1325.jpg
Car in the bay, man does the new TMIC stick out :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1329.jpg
Shroud installed. Notice the slight cuts at the top. Some in the US are doing this to avoid craking the plastic behind the shroud. Supposedly not required with a Motor Mount, but better safe than sorry :)
http://www.drakilla.com/pictures/CIMG1330.jpg
**PLEASE NOTE**: None of these installs are on my personal vehicle. Due to warranty concerns my vehicle is completely stock and these pictures are purely for educational reasons :)