Holy crap dude! That is amazing!!

I so want one oriented for the Beta

 

Still waitn on my BC springs and cams to finish up the head but I figured I'd post my steering wheel install to keep things moving in the mean time:



Grant Steering Wheel Install:

Note: When replacing steering wheel remember to disable the horn and unplug the battery to avoid damaging anything.





Stock Steering Wheel:



Removed Center Piece:



Unscrewed Center Screw (marked red):





Note: I took off the steering wheel the old school way, with a hammer. Leave the screw bolted on for this. Position your two legs tightly up against the bottem of the steering wheel. Then hold a hammer against the center screw, then with another hammer carefully strike the first hammer while pulling the steering wheel back with your two legs wedged underneath. This will slowly break the friction and eventually pop out the steering wheel. Be VERY CAREFUL not the damage the center bolt area!!

Steering Wheel Removed:



Grant Adapter Hub Installed w/ Horn Wires:



Grant Steering Wheel Installed:





Help that helps anyone who simply wants a simple visual on installing a steering wheel on an "non-airbag" car...

 

It was my tib that i swaped from auto to manual.

 

Hehe I've got a 4G67 head ported and polished lying under my bed! With a pair of DCOE 45's that were supposed to be attached to it.



Good work, I've got the same block in my Stellar!

 

Installed pistons and rods finally, rings gapped n all :biggrin:











Timing side pretty much all set too

 

So after finding out my old valves weren't as straight as I hoped I just bought new ones. Spent a well worthed hour hand lapping....







So the head is fully assembled and very releaved...







Head Specs:

Hot Tank + Resurface

3mm Revised Lifters

Graveyard Motorsports 272/272 Cam Shafts

Brian Crower Valve Springs/Titanium Retainers

Fidanza Cam Gears



Anyone curious how I disassembled and assembled the head:

 

Heads on the block timed and torqued, almost done :biggrin:

 

Keep it up!

 

This is awesome, nice to have an X2 owner floating around. There is only one thing killing me, everything is so shiny an new but that motor mount bracket is sticking out like a sore thumb. Other then that its looking great.

 

I know lol I've gotta list of stuff I'm gonna have a freind sand blast and thats included!