I believe they call it "staging". Hence, why there are different nitro setups. It would be far better than running an un-staged setup, but you still want to make sure your engine and drive train can handle the added, and repeated, stress of such force.
The shock of nitro will shock your entire drive train. It's not limited to anything in particular.
If it was progressive, like a turbo, it wouldn't be nearly as bad. But, due to the fact that it is an instant shock to the system, you're gonna want to make sure everything can handle the stress.
I have seen the other 2 pictures. I must applaud you on finding the picture with everything mounted on the car though, it is very informative.
Making this is most definitely not outside the realm of possibility.
As far as the other comment about making a kit and calling them "supra doors"...
No problem at all (for posting the pic :) ) I believe it's very doable. With the right mathematic skills and knowledge of what you need, what you're working with, etc. it can't possibly cost as much as they would like to lead us to believe.
No problem. Let me know how it turns out.
Mike
Ninja Edit: Bookmark this. It's the list of MkIII Error codes. I will put this in my sig as well if you ever need it again.
Yeah. Check your AFM for continuity. If you need to replace it, there are several vehicles with the same unit, so finding one shouldn't be difficult at all.
I agree. I'm sorry if my posts came off in such a fashion. All I was trying to say is that it's easy to be overwhelmed by it; just take it one section at a time.
I had lambo doors on mine. The biggest pain in my @$$ right now is the fact that it twisted my door, slightly. Now I have an issue with the vanity lights being on when the door is closed.
I'm a sucker for the "Dihedral Synchro-Helix" doors.
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