Recent content by MA drigal

Found it http://vimeo.com/2291942

I have the same problem... mine started 4 months ago... I ignored it, than just recently my clutch starts slipping when accelerating. Being that my car has 196,xxx miles. Its maybe time to change clutch and possible tranny rebuild. So if you have a high mileage car, maybe consider replacing...

Ding Ding. Problem solved.

should have been more specific, I mean the turbo inlet piping that runs to bov (note: I have HKS bov.) and towards intercooler.

Just a thought... will N/A airbox fit on turbo afm... and also n/a tps on 7mgte?

Try TPS, I notice mine was disconnected, once I connected them... starts right up, most of the time 1st click.

On my turbo pipe (bottom side) it seems like there should be a small vacuum hose that should be attached to it and ran to some other component... anyone know where it should be run to?

WoW wOw WoW! Worth every penny and time.

That sure is clean.

Need to replace oil pan... I was reading the TSRM, I notice that I need to remove brake lines, shocks and front suspension member before I can remove oil pan... Is there anyway of bypassing all that step and remove the brackets and the 22 bolts on the oil pan along with flange? Anyone have a...

So last night I drove a good 25 miles from my house... loving the cool nightly breeze, I wanted to see how fast I can go... 10 miles away from my house I was topping out at 142 mph for about 3 to 4 miles. After exiting I notice that my idle is 1100rpms when b4 all that it was around 950 to 1000...

I think its 1974.

hahaha, deja vu... I remember back when I use to own my 89 VW GTI I had picked up my step dad at the airport, I was flying through the freeway in the carpool lane 2am @ 120mph almost riding the center divider, man he would tell me to slow down while he holds on to the oh shit handles... oh man...

Awesome more drift action clips... anyone know specs on that thing from engine, suspension and drivetrain?

Neat newspaper article. Well detailed and explain all its cool features about our MKIIIs. Purchasing new must have been one kickass experience ... even till today its a fun old skool vehicle that can keep up with the modern cars on the road.