BC

Nope, I don't get it. The front mounted "exchanger" looks like air-to-air. But I also see a Reservior for a air-to-water in the passenger fender.

I also see a fan-cooled *glycol* looking exchanger in the fenderwell on the drivers side?

Now that COULD be an oil cooler as I mentioned in the earlier post -

Come on Jim - you can't just send these picks out without some explanation. I know your probably working today - but I think we would all appreciate some "background"

hacker-pschorr

I'm suprised nobody has tried to tackle the "guess what" link.

blau928

Hey Hack,

The guess what link is a variable outlet muffler... Was that really so hard to guess?

hacker-pschorr

I was pretty fascinated by it when I originally saw the car it was in. I'm working on Jim to make me a 2nd one.

blau928

Pretty interesting mods on the motor.. The NOVI/Paxton is a great CS. Very good air movement and efficiency..

See if you can get him to answer my questions about the AP Caliper brackets, as I have a set sitting in boxes that I need to make brackets for, and I don't want to reinvent the wheel...

Thanks,

SharkSkin

See post #11 on this thread...

PorKen

Some serious fab work there, nice!

Custom engine driven fan mount?

The variable length/noise level muffler is tres cool.

Jim bailey - 928 International

That project represents an incredible amount of time and effort ,very nicely done.

hacker-pschorr

Don't roll your eyes at me.

Z

I'm still trying to figure out what those guys up there did to that orange/black stripe car pictured on the "miscellaneous customer cars" page. Knowing them, there's probably a 502 big block stuck in there.

SharkSkin

Jim Page

What you are seeing is an engine oil separator. It vents crankcase pressure to the atmosphere, & drains the separated oil back to the engine.
You are right, there are two engine oil coolers in the front fenders.

BC

Nice.

How do you protect them from road injury?

I assume thats a trans cooler in the driver's rear quarter?

Jim Page

Brendan,
On the transmission cooler, it is protected using a louvered shield, the same part the factory used (not shown in the pictures).

Carl Fausett

Jim - I love your avatar. Damn. I'd kill for that shop setup. Really looks like a first-rate shop. I am more than just a little cramped. New, larger, shop in the plans, but probably still a couple years off.

I should come visit ya!