at least you have a car, i had to sell my old mk3. now it will be another 2 months before im behind the wheel of one again. :cry:
it dosnt have to be together to be a nice car :-p
words are boring i like pictures, they have lots of pretty colours :D
or to make things simpler pick up something that can recirculate like stock but hold more boost? bosch 110 bypass valve for example. i had one on my old car and loved it. :icon_bigg
held the 10-13 psi i ran nicely and i didnt have to compensate for the metered air released during shifts
hehe it was my first guess too, because of the sig pic. i didnt read your full post. i just spotted the nose emblem, the brake booster, and the mirrors. from that it appeared to be a rhd (brake booster), mk3 (nose emblem and mirrors).
guess i was wrong :icon_bigg nice car BTW :love:
and, i was just pointing out that he believed it to be a mk2... but, all in good fun. i dont suppose it really matters.. im just bored and being over-critical :biggrinbo
nice :D ill try not to go overboard with the volume of shots. id do it myself, but asking me to do anything in photoshop is like asking a 5 year old to rebuild a motor on his own.
id just run off and go post whore SM or something... :nono: :biglaugh:
oh did i mention i love the photoshop...
keep the ffim. its your best bet. even if you arnt making crazy numbers, it shortens up your IC piping to give you a little more response, and it does clean things up nicely. not to mention that it may flow better than stock, depending on design.:icon_bigg
hehe no worries. yea i was poking a little fun at the first post. i wouldnt bug you like that for no reason :drink1:
my fault for not being clearer :icon_bigg
you can. just make sure you have something to tune with to compensate for running super rich between shifts. unless you like bogging down a bit and shooting flames...
it shouldnt be a big deal, get the bov kit, eliminate the stock bypass valve, and get an afc to fix that nasty rich condition...
mk4 rotors have a smaller inner diameter for the hub than mk3 rotors. i believe someone on here was posting about 350z rotors being a direct fit. as for calipers, i havnt heard of anyone running mk4 calipers. the few that have adapted stuff i know about use 300zx calipers on a custom bracket.
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