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Showing posts with label Nausicaa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nausicaa. Show all posts

Friday, January 19, 2024

Nausicaa - Project Update - Parts Ordered

As the car will have no air conditioning or much in the way of cooling at all we decided to go with a shirt-based cooling systems. Some systems use ice, and you have no real temperature control and once the ice is gone that is the end of the cooling. Others, more costly, are active.

We went with an active system.

Chillout Motorsports:

Quantum Pro
Part no.: CO-QCPRO
Price: $3,999.00

Quantum Cooler Remote Control (Pro & V3)
Part no.: CO-RCQP1
Price: $250.00

Tuesday, September 5, 2023

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images Taken While at P&L Motorsports

 We had a three wedding tour in September. One of the weddings took us to Chicago, IL and while we were there we stopped in at P&L Motorsports to take some pictures of the car.

We visited the shop on a Tuesday morning before our flight to Portland, OR.

Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM @ 10 mm and f/3.5 and ISO 100 with 1/4 second exposure. 

 Engine and Accusump accumulator visible.

Wednesday, August 16, 2023

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from P&L Motorsports (13th Set)

Another update from P&L Motorsports.

Engine and transmission in.

I believe that this is the fuel regulator and various hoses related to oil.

Wednesday, May 24, 2023

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from P&L Motorsports (12th Set)

Another update from P&L Motorsports. The body work and wrap are done.

P&L have the car and are slowly working through putting it back together.

Wrap is certainly shiny.

Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from 4K Automotive Solutions (2nd Set)

More photos from 4K Automotive Solutions.

The wrap has two layers. There is a white base layer. Over that layer there is a transparent layer that provides the metallic purple pearl.

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from 4K Automotive Solutions (1st Set)

After the body work was completed, the interior painted, and the exterior primed the car was picked up by P&L Motorsports for work to continue. They were concerned that with the car only being primed and not painted the primer would be highly susceptible to damage while they finished the car and therefore asked us to have the car painted or wrapped before continuing the work.

Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (11th Set)

Most likely final update from A&L Auto Body.

The car is finished on their end and we are now arranging for it to be picked up and work to continue with P&L Motorsports. 

Unfortunately the images this time are nowhere near as high quality as the ones Chuck previously provided. Apologies for them being on the smaller and lower res side.

Glass is back in.

Wednesday, June 2, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (10th Set)

Update from A&L Auto Body.

The tires look super chunky without the rest of the body panels on.

More or less assembled.

Thursday, May 27, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (9th Set)

Update from A&L Auto Body.

Yesterday Chuck texted me to ask what color the doors and trunk needed to be painted.

An important question was whether or not we would have any sort of door cards. 

Monday, May 24, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (8th Set)

Small update from A&L Auto Body.

The cage is painted! 

Granted the interior is wrapped right now, but I think the white and purple contrast will come out really well.

Monday, May 17, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (7th Set)

Small update from A&L Auto Body.

Prep work more or less complete on the interior. 

The steering wheel, cage, and column are wrapped.

Monday, April 26, 2021

Tuesday, April 13, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (5th Set)

Small update from A&L Auto Body.

Keep in mind we are just having primer on the exterior with the intent to wrap the car.

Hood with the holes for the hood pins.

Friday, February 5, 2021

Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (2nd Set)

 Today I got an update from A&L Auto Body. Between the initial assessment and now they had other priority projects to work on.

This was from just after it was initially moved after the initial assessment and ready for them to begin further work.

Friday, December 18, 2020

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from P&L Motorsports (11th Set)

Another update from P&L Motorsports. While the car body is at A&L Auto Body undergoing body and paint work the engine has been worked on.

At this point a lot of parts have been removed and the oil pump is being replaced.

Saturday, December 12, 2020

Nausicaa - Project Update - Parts Ordered

It has been a while since I provided an update on parts ordered. So I figured I would provide an list of somewhat recently ordered parts. I think we are getting close to being done with this phase, at least I hope we are.

K Series Parts:

K-Tuned Oil Pressure Sensor Adapter
Part no.: KTD-OPS-ADA
Price:    $29.69

SPC 92-01 Prelude Front Or Rear Adjustable Upper Ball Joint 1 Side
Part no.: 67165
Price:    $78.55
Total Price: $157.10

Thursday, November 12, 2020

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from A&L Auto Body (1st Set)

The car has been dropped off with A&L Auto Body (they do not have a website as far as I can tell). We were looking for an auto body shop to paint the interior, engine bay, roll cage, repair any rust, and then primer the exterior.

A&L Auto Body was recommended to us by Olsen Motorsports as they have had many customers satisfactorily work with them in the past. P&L Motorsports did not have a body shop they recommended at this time.

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Nausicaa - Project Update - Images from P&L Motorsports (10th Set)

 Another update from P&L Motorsports. They were working on the suspension fitment and performing an alignment and wanted to lower the car a bit more. What they found is that our JRZ RS Pro coilovers did not have enough space with the bump stop to be lower the car as far as needed.

We got in contact with Tim Olsen at Olsen Motorsports.