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I'm in good shape, so I may be there! Can't wait to see yous guys.

I suppose I should re-new my previous entry.

If I may add my experience. Do digital display, it takes the guess work over minuscule needle movements. I love mine, and it's hella old school.

So what's the story for this picture? Is it edited with photoshop, or is it ridiculous lighting effects to make it look like a artificially generated image?

Seth does good work! We'll see just how good in a couple days. ;)

I said I wouldn't use it, UNTIL it passed a pressure test. There's no point in using something that has holes in the welds. :)

There is a bolt that holds its position. Loosen it, and it turns like a distributor.

To advance BASE timing, you need to jump E1+TE1 on the diag plug. With the CEL flashing, and engine idling at 650rpms, you can shoot your timing gun at the crank pulley. The timing gun should be clipped accordingly to the battery and the first or sixth spark plug cable. To advance the base...

Good luck.

Spool guns used w/ MIGs are apparently not very good. But for something as CRITICAL as sealing is concerned, I wouldn't even mess with making a manifold. The learning experience is EXCELLENT, however I wouldn't USE the manifold unless pressure tested.

Well I might have enough piping left over to make the upper pipe... but I've been really busy working on my own car for this Supra meet coming up. I'll update you when I'm finished.

Looks like that's what I'll do too. :(

There needs to be more 1G videos too. ;)

Anyone?

I'm on a tight schedule and don't really have time to "look" in fitting shops. Does anyone have a part number for an Earl's fitting "plug" to block off the CSI port? Or this: I've also heard the 1/2 NDT will squeeze in, as it's not NBT... but would be close.

No ISC here. ;)

I need more time! :rofl:

I used zip-ties to hold the wrap in place while I wrapped them..... You use metal ones, or adjustable clamps when you're done...

I started from the head flange nice and tight, then secure it with a zip-tie or something. Then keep it tight and don't miss any spots. :) It's itchy, so wear gloves. Apparently a lot of people soak the wrap in water first... but I didn't... no ill effects here.