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Picture on page 2 Its right between wheres its labeled as the Fuel Pressure Regulator and the Brake Proportioning valve on the intake manifold. It has what it looks like a vacuum line comign from it, and i was wondering if it is necessary to have the line or could i cap both ends off? Thanks...

damn me too, they seem to be of the utmost highest quality..

All bimetals were prone to that under high RPM or high hp applications.

:rofl: I saw a burgundy car and my instinct kicked in. i'm rooting for Joe :D

old kings sucked ass. New ones are trimetal like every other company out there.

My friend Luke's dad owns one. its hella smooth and decently fast. Plus its a lexus and you get all the looks.

Thank You and MDC, you guys gave me some peace of mind. But however, what i meant to say was having for example federal Mogul mains and maybe like Kings or Clevite's as rods. I guess i should word it better next time :rofl:

huh? machining around here isn't expensive at all really either... so....

reason i ask this, i that i have federal mogul mains (which are just like stock) and i was wondering if there really is a difference in which bearing company you choose. Thanks in advance guys.

how is it i dont think its that high?_? my build parts so far only cost me roughly 400 cdn.

how on earth did you spend more then that>?

hahahahah

i've heard nothing but reliability out of 3 local crx owners. and they bag the shit HARD.

i googled the turbo, that AR is freaking huge. Get something smaller.

damn thats gonna be heavy

IIRC that has one huge A.R. By well do you mean spool? whp? how long is it used? Burn any oil? rebuilt? -Thomas

meh I've seen better :kloguck:

old thread revival! Anyway, after readign through this magazine (a friend bought it) i am quite impressed! They covered each car very well adn even warned about ebay parts! Honestly i recommend this magazine to your friends who own a dsm, rx-7 hell any car thats tuner related. I wonder if they...

the guy who posted in that thread (post number 15) did an excellent write up except for costs. I can do as good of a unit for far cheaper.

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