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LizardKing last won the day on August 5 2024

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    SoCal
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    00000
  • Model
    Starion
  • Type
    ESI-R
  • Model Year
    1987
  • Transmission Type
    Manual
  • Factory Color
    Polar White
  • Interior Color
    Dark Red
  • Status
    Restoring

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  1. Was this just for s**** and giggles or are you really looking into a full rebuild over a blown head gasket? X2 what @techboy suggested. To add to cylinder head inspection, look for any hairline cracks in between valves and sparkplug holes.
  2. I have one of those cassettes! Came with the original owners manual and cover for my 87 Starion. Not for sale though. I do remember hearing the audio online somewhere. Edit: Found it.
  3. Sometimes it's the simplest things that get you. Perseverance will pay off.
  4. Man, I almost had a panic attack just reading... but then it worked out for you...
  5. Man, just reading your post gives me anxiety!! You're a brave man taking on such a project by yourself.... Brave or crazy as our significant other might say... But as long as it doesn't pass your elbows!! Lol. Onward
  6. I don't know which radiator v8 swappers use but alum radiator helps with the cooling. I know 20 yrs ago Griffin made the only alum radiator that bolted up like stock. Someone with v8 swap experience will chime in. Any pictures of your v8 engine bay?
  7. If the positive cable was touching the chassis then more than likely somethings fried. Links, fuses, switches, relays, computer and wires. I know you tested some of these already but deserve a second look. On my 87 the alarm would turn off/on by turning the key to lock/open the door and holding the key turned till the alarm engages/disengages.
  8. How to cast a snake would be a more popular thing to cast. People use some type of dough or silicone to make a mold and then pour the material of your choice for the part. Lots of videos on the tube on how to cast at home.
  9. What value???? Lol Any changes from stock can hurt the value. These cars came with some cool cloth interior too but the majority seen are leather. Stock Tan and black interior is my favorite .
  10. You can always cast/print your own. You would have to do research but it can be done. Don't throw any of your old parts.
  11. @kev That stance looks nice! I remember 20+ years ago, the SHP adjustable struts with the stiffer springs that needed the struts to be cut to use MR2 inserts is all there was for suspension.. Tokicos where hard to find to replace the stock ones too. I still have a f/r set of shp adjustable struts I picked up many years ago at a junkyard. No springs though.
  12. Well said sir... I've done business with him in the past and wouldn't hesitate to do so again. I'm glad he's still providing for the Starquest community. Thank you Randy aka Dad.
  13. Now that's a gold nugget of information right there!!!!!
  14. Your best bet would be taking it apart for inspection. You can make anything nowadays!! Maybe all it needs is some lubricating grease..
  15. I had an 86 that chewed and spat a bearing and oil out the side cover. I was able to make it home and ended up doing a balance shafts delete. Sold the car before I drove it so can't add anything about vibration. Like others have said, if it's smooth then why bother.
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