Anybody else want it to keep snowing?
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Originally Posted by blackout_89t
Lets see....what do I have left.
Complete sound system install.
Install wideband.
Complete sound system install.
Install wideband.
Finish wire harness
make an exhaust
make an exhaust
make intercooler pipes
make a new intake
install maf-t
install s-afc
install manifold, turbo, lines, wastegate
finishing making intake manifold
install walbro pump, lines, injectors, afpr
Put interior back in
replace springs and shocks
some other misc re-wirring
The never ends! Easter gives me two days off so I should get half of that done. I hope.
make a new intake
install maf-t
install s-afc
install manifold, turbo, lines, wastegate
finishing making intake manifold
install walbro pump, lines, injectors, afpr
Put interior back in
replace springs and shocks
some other misc re-wirring
The never ends! Easter gives me two days off so I should get half of that done. I hope.
post pictures of your intake manifold!!! :thumbsup
did you get a clutch as well?
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No I didnt get that 275 group buy wideband. 935 sells them for $274us regular price anyways (without lcd). Need a laptop for datalogging anyways.
Well I will be able to get alot of it done. Exhaust will take a day, intercooler pipes will take a day, fuel pump will take a day.
I can do all the wirring in a day and put the interior back together.
Suspension will take a half day.
And the intake manifold I just need to get it TIG'd
As for clutch, there is a company in Burlington that does stock clutches in kevlar as well as uppgraded pressure plates. I believe that is the same clutch setup Roman is using, as well as many others.
Well I will be able to get alot of it done. Exhaust will take a day, intercooler pipes will take a day, fuel pump will take a day.
I can do all the wirring in a day and put the interior back together.
Suspension will take a half day.
And the intake manifold I just need to get it TIG'd
As for clutch, there is a company in Burlington that does stock clutches in kevlar as well as uppgraded pressure plates. I believe that is the same clutch setup Roman is using, as well as many others.
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I don't really care if it still snows for another month, I have about just under 4 weeks left until my pistons arrive from Wiseco so I can put the beast together, hope they start making them soon 
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not everybody has bottomless pockets.
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Originally Posted by blackout_89t
I probably make less per hour than 75% of the people on this board. Its called knowing how to manage your money. And of course, how to make money on the side.
. God I hate snow. snow.
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Originally Posted by midrange
you want snow on the ground for those few things... man, i put a whole car from ground up and a couple weeks, and you need full system install
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Well, I would like it too stop snowing!!!!.
But (don't hate me for this) I want it to rain.
That way the rain will wash the salt away. Before the Beast comes out!!!!!!
But (don't hate me for this) I want it to rain.
That way the rain will wash the salt away. Before the Beast comes out!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Stang6589
Well, I would like it too stop snowing!!!!.
But (don't hate me for this) I want it to rain.
That way the rain will wash the salt away. Before the Beast comes out!!!!!!
But (don't hate me for this) I want it to rain.
That way the rain will wash the salt away. Before the Beast comes out!!!!!!
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So I found out how inaccurate my fuel level sender really is the other day....The gauge said I had just under half a tank, when I drained the fuel to remove the tank there was about 13 gallons of fuel....so 90% of a full tank. Good old Toyota. What a mess that job was. Sucks to see all that 94 going to waste, but at least my lawn mower will be running like a champ for awhile.
Some advice to anyone thinking about changing there fuel pump. It is worth the money to have a shop do it, trust me.
Some advice to anyone thinking about changing there fuel pump. It is worth the money to have a shop do it, trust me.
