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I believe you're looking at the vacuum line that tells the wastegate when to open when it sees a set pressure. The thin blue line on the top?

I'll know next week, haven't put the head on yet. Thanks for the warning.

Tiny container from what I remember. I think it was one of those little things that model paint come in, probably about 2 ounces.

The assembly lube ripped open in my box and i got one cam covered in it and none of its usable, had to buy my own.

No the back, but any of them being loose will cause it to leak. They don't need to be very tight but make sure they are.

The screws back off over time. Check to see if any of them are finger tight. the screws by cyl. 6 were very loose when I replaced my gaskets.

A piston engine in a RX7 is the only way to fix it IMO. I like the idea of a JZ in a foxbody, it's original, but when I think mustang I think of torque...

Hoses is always a good idea. They're probably cracked and worn out due to 20 years of exposure, better replace them now then on the side of the road one night. A compression test will make sure you've got good cylinder pressure but a leakdown test can help you find where you're losing pressure...

Not much going on there now. Although I did notice

I don't get it... He's taking time off to go travel?

Not to mention most of these engines have 100k+ miles on them, and burn/leak oil. If you're the type that doesnt make it a habit to check the oil periodically it's not going to hurt to run an extra qt for insurance.

That's not a dual spring set-up...

The owners manual calls for an oil change every 5,000miles, and oil and filter every 10,000mi. Oil sways from side to side during hard cornering and can uncover the oil pickup from being fully submerged. iirc 6qt's doesn't touch the crank, the pan is deep enough.

I use 6 qts with a filter.

There are many variables. Condition of the engine is a huge one. If you don't know the condition of your engine it would be a good idea to take it apart and find out before trying to make big power. You WILL break things, it's almost inevitable when shooting for high power. But if you're smart...

All the old pics are broked. And black it out, I think the chrome looks classy but the black is much more pimp.