I had a #6 plug look the same once. I took it out and it was covered in oil. Put a new plug in and ran it for a few days. When I pulled it back out it was completely dry. No idea what happened. There was no oil between the valve covers.
Don't have one, haven't had one for over a year. My hood is white and it's fine, my engine is fine, and I didn't really notice any noise difference. I just wish somebody would make one of those nice shiny aftermarket ones for our car.
I've got the rps full face street/sport or whatever it is. Almost 300hp 50+ drag passes and 40,000+ miles no problems. It did slip for a little while but that was due to a bad master cylinder. I talked to them during that time period and they were willing to work with me on the problem...
Sounds good. I might be able to swing by one of these days. I've been pretty busy doing almost nothing all summer. Haven't even been to Thompson yet this year. My cars got a vibration above 60mph and needs an alignment and the power steering is kinda goofy. Plus it feels like the suspension's...
I was just riding in a mkiv yesterday with an hks super dragger. It's pretty quiet even at WOT and I think the mkiv version is 3.75" piping.
On a side note. I made 266hp 292 torque with a stock cat and catback (bic ddp).
k&n intake bic ddp stock 125k mi cat stock catback (had some holes) rigged turbo-ic pipe mbc @ 10-11ish (dying off at 5000) I made 266hp 292tq to the wheels.
there's a sensor clipped onto the back of the lock cylinder in the doors. When you turn the key it turns and arms/disarms the alarm. I would check and see if that's still on/working.
huh. nice thread
104,000 mile motor.
Toyota gasket with arp studs @ 85ft-lbs (whatever spec was) and moly lube. Scraped the head and block clean with some light sanding.
Running 9psi winter and 12-13psi summer for 2 years.
Currently have over 140,000 miles on the clock and over 40 drag...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.