Back when @1j_wyatt made me look good repping my lil brand on his bad as S13 🤘🏻🤘🏻 #nissan #s13 #coupe #silvia #uklowstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/B-NFuPGHe5M/?igshid=xp2vrw5mdf1g

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Back when @1j_wyatt made me look good repping my lil brand on his bad as S13 🤘🏻🤘🏻 #nissan #s13 #coupe #silvia #uklowstyle https://www.instagram.com/p/B-NFuPGHe5M/?igshid=xp2vrw5mdf1g
September 2019
First look.
Your first glimpse of the new side project. And first thing is first lets get some fitment and style.
Next onto some work, re routed and made tidy some wiring then started on intercooler pipes. Decided to run the intercooler inside the engine bay with no viscous fan. Trying some different things with this project.
R33 GTR wheels looking real nice
July 2019
Difference.
Much more refined, the wiring harness is no longer a spaghetti mess. Now you may be thinking from my previous two posts. where do i even start!! The best way i found is to label and mark every single wire you cut. Most importantly you mark each end of the wire you cut ensuring you label with matching numbers. this way when you come to reconnect them you are simply looking for matching numbers.
I think the braided sleeving with the red heat shrink looks perfect for this car, small details at volume. Made sure when i was calculating the length of the wires that then could be tucked under the intake manifold or engine the engine to add a cleaner look to the engine bay.
March 2019
// a good base
S13s really are made of wafer thin crappy metal.
Due to the last owner making a mess, which i can only assume he dropped and angle grinder in the bay and cut everything to bits.
It was awful. So i cut out the existing holes into squares then welded new plates in. Next i will cut new holes for the intercooler pipework using a hole saw making everything look much neater. Then finish by smoothing the engine bay.
March 2019
//Best combo
Could not resist red interior in a hatch, carbon details make this even better. Red and carbon are the best combo
Febuary 2019
//Engine removal
The s13 is going to be painted. Most likely the whole shell will be one colour, including engine bay. Removing the engine is also going to give me a chance to clean up the metal work and also relocate a few engine accessories.