Yes the Pan I used in the Mk3/LSx had a bolt in baffle kit available so I used that, nothing around for the AWD Pan as it has the axle tube through the middle of it so I had to weld baffles in, Random did much the same and posted pics in members rides ;)
Use a MultiMeter on the Shifter, from memory there is one common and 5 pins for each position.
If you already have an RPM signal to the AEM just T into it, yep map and temps are for logging or if you want/need additional outputs from the PCS based on those inputs.
I wired mine all from scratch as I was using the MoTeC at that time, TEWD has good diagrams for the Selector inputs, No pressures in the 340 correct, Your AEM should already have an RPM input wired?
Yep always +1 Qt, 3 Qt Moroso Accumulator and a decent Pan completes it, no more RK ever, 1st thing I did on the new project car as well, Baffled the pan and fitted an accumulator.
My RK happened on the return leg of an interstate trip when I forgot to check the oil level before heading home...
Better off if you can find some springs, cutting a coil will raise the rate and often if you don't have adjustable dampers it puts the combo outside of what can be controlled and you end up with a pogo stick.
13 years on Koni Yellow's and that was NOT my experience...:nono:
Need to keep in mind they're valved for the stock spring rate, most aftermarket springs will be +25% on the rate and this DOESN'T equal winding the shock to it's max and backing it off 1/4 turn... geee wonder why it was...
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