Partiallypurplevisuallyviolet - Daytona M3 Build Thread

[Partiallypurple]

So went to remove trans yesterday. Had a hell of a time with the 1JZ starter. Was not fun to reach. Got it off and the problem was just what I expected. A worn pivot pin. After spending all day in the rain removing the trans and putting it back in I was nearing completion.. installing the slave ready to be done. Pressed the clutch and the slave blew it’s been piston and rod into the trans. Had to take it off and put it back on again. Hopefully today the slave will decide to line up properly 

[SteelBlue]

Partiallypurple said:

So went to remove trans yesterday. Had a hell of a time with the 1JZ starter. Was not fun to reach. Got it off and the problem was just what I expected. A worn pivot pin. After spending all day in the rain removing the trans and putting it back in I was nearing completion.. installing the slave ready to be done. Pressed the clutch and the slave blew it’s been piston and rod into the trans. Had to take it off and put it back on again. Hopefully today the slave will decide to line up properly 

Welcome to the club lol I’d love to know what the reason for this happening is. Too much air in the line?

[B C]

Nice job guessing the culprit

[Jdesign]

Are you back in business now?

[jc43089]

If the slave cylinder is installed right it can't just randomly blow the pin out.  The pin only comes out if you press the clutch pedal without the slave installed to the transmission.

[straight6pwr]

did you use a new clip?

make sure the fork was aligned properly? and make sure it wasnt worn through?

insert the clutch slave into the bellhousing at a straight angle? (that's what she said)

use the correct TOB?

[Jdesign]

straight6pwr said:

use the correct TOB?

Type Of Buttocks?

[Partiallypurple]

Jdesign said:

Are you back in business now?

Finishing it up today after work. Fingers crossed everything will go well

[Partiallypurple]

straight6pwr said:

did you use a new clip?

make sure the fork was aligned properly? and make sure it wasnt worn through?

insert the clutch slave into the bellhousing at a straight angle? (that's what she said)

use the correct TOB?

New clip, didn’t make sure the fork was aligned properly to be honest. Kind of stupid of myself. Didn’t have any problems with the last slave on my other e36 so I figure it was as easy as screwing on and making sure it’s tight. Going to make sure everything is perfect before I even look at that clutch pedal this time

[straight6pwr]

you can also test fit the slave before installing the transmission

[SteelBlue]

Partiallypurple said:

New clip, didn’t make sure the fork was aligned properly to be honest. Kind of stupid of myself. Didn’t have any problems with the last slave on my other e36 so I figure it was as easy as screwing on and making sure it’s tight. Going to make sure everything is perfect before I even look at that clutch pedal this time 

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I could be given this is a 1J, but when the fork is lined up correctly, the slave should sit off the bell housing a little as the dowel is pressing into the arm.

[KaiserRolls]

SteelBlue said:

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I could be given this is a 1J, but when the fork is lined up correctly, the slave should sit off the bell housing a little as the dowel is pressing into the arm.

Correct, it takes some pushing to get the slave to sit flush on the back of the trans

[Partiallypurple]

Well a whole new clutch setup later and throwout bearing and we are finally back up and running! Spent the day deep cleaning all the interior panels, deciding what was good enough to keep and what had to go! Also made a shift boot/cage for the CAE. Going to wrap it in alcanatara suede but the brushed aluminum isn’t bad till I park the car for winter soon. 

[jc43089]

Looks nice!

[Jdesign]

CAE is a life changer. are you planning on keeping it aluminum or will you darken that up a bit too?

[Partiallypurple]

Jdesign said:

CAE is a life changer. are you planning on keeping it aluminum or will you darken that up a bit too?

Which part? The part I made is getting wrapped, the shifter itself will stay as is with probably a white knob to match the letters on the seats and steering wheel. The aluminum should match the lips of the wheels

[Jdesign]

Partiallypurple said:

Which part? The part I made is getting wrapped, the shifter itself will stay as is with probably a white knob to match the letters on the seats and steering wheel. The aluminum should match the lips of the wheels 

The shaft. 🤭

It just doesn't seem like there is any other raw aluminum in the interior.

[Partiallypurple]

Jdesign said:

The shaft. 🤭

It just doesn't seem like there is any other raw aluminum in the interior. 

There is now! Just picked these up from a local tire shop they had sitting in the back in a box from the early 90’s. They used to be a MOMO distributor back in the day. Super neat score that’ll match the Recaro Momo Special and fit the period correct theme I’m going for. Also the cage is currently polished/cleared. I can’t find any other pictures or anything on these pedals

[YoungCR]

Really cool! How did those sit on a shelf for 20years??

[Partiallypurple]

YoungCR said:

Really cool! How did those sit on a shelf for 20years??

Sat in the back warehouse where no one could see them.