Well, its been quite a few miles of care free (and problem free!) motoring. Just got new rubbers (new to me atleast) put on the rear of the car. The previous owner of the wheels put fix a flat in one of the tires and that was causing the chrome on the inside to flake, causing a leak. But oh...
If you're gonna put your battery in the trunk.. why have this thread? Haha.. I'd use a LOT bigger than 6. Probably 0 gauge
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The way I see it is.. If your lights dim when the bass hits.. Then the voltage in the whole car is dropping. So what's the difference if you run a fuel pump off the amp wiring, or run a dedicated supply to the pump? Either way when the bass hits the voltage is going to drop. Get a better battery...
If I were to do it again, I would try to get a piping kit with just the nipple for the factory BOV, and go with a bosch BPV, OR have a shop weld in a flange for a BOV in a much better location than where it is when it comes from CX racing.
When I removed my cats, both of them seemed to be exactly the same. Maybe it's the fact that the first cat is first, so it gets clogged up with all the crap that the second one WOULD have been clogged up with.. But that stuff is in the first cat.. Make sense? haha
Mine never sealed or worked properly. Ended up using my 30 dollar eBay special ssqv
Also, with the location I would get a first Gen ssqv as those are known to.handle heat I believe.
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Couldn't you have just cut a section out of the lower runners and welded it back together? Or run a 4 runner booster?
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You have enough time to get on the board, post several times, complain about how little time you have, but you don't have the time to Google "R154 gear ratios", and plug them into a gear ratio calculator? Lol...
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Looking back.. It probably would have fit without the flex section.. But whenever the exhaust would move that would just put strain on the manifold bolts.. Which we all know as weak. Well.. the threads lol
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If the car is a DD, I'd stick with stock bushings. I did the whole swap, front and rear and it wasn't too bad, and I'm still debating on swapping the suspension from the old wrecked car to the new one...
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Transplant lol... I can't figure out how to change thread titles.
And it wasn't affected by me working on it. I found the issue now. I swear. I checked the intake grounds about 6 times. I looked one final time and they were loose. Busted out a 12mm, tightened them and it fired right up...
I swear.. I checked the intake grounds about 6 times.. I looked at them for one final time and noticed I could rotate them. Busted out a 12mm, tightened the bolts and it fired right up. Woops.
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