It sounds like your wife's car is going to need a turbo auto ecu and the turbo auto wire harness. Iirc the wire harness and ecu from the NA will not work on her turbo car ;).
The reason for the side-by-side pic is to show that they are the same for those lazy people who don't want to look somewhere's and confirm that they are genuine ;).
Someone post up a side by side pic of one off of jay marks and the one on the first page for everyone's reference ;). I will give you a deffinite yay or nay on me being in on the GB once we have feedback on the price.
No problem ;). Take you block be to the machinist and make sure the head didn't warp when it BHG'd. And while you're having the rear timing cover machined, go ahead and check the RA specs whith your machinist to ensure that they are below 30. Try to have him get them lower than 25-20 if at all...
If the block was "completely bare" then I'd say there was no rear timing plate on it. That plate has to be machined with the block or when the head is bolted down that becomes the high point on an otherwise flat surface ;). That is most likely why you have BHG.
Did you have the backing plate thing (forget the name of it) bolted to the block when it was machined? That could be your culprit right there ;). That, and/or improper RA spec and wrong torque pattern used...
Why do you have .40 over pistons? Did the block already have .20 overs in it and needed machining? Getting the biggest pistons for the car is only going to give minimal power gains. Now if you run those pistons on that block and for reason something fucks up and you have to redo the cylinder...
What are you power goals? If it's under 450-500 and the car is "running like a champ", just make sure everything is tightened to spec, bearings are good, HG and block/deck surfaces flat and smooth, oil pump and water pump are ok, and maybe a few other small things that need to be checked on (oil...
The whole purpose of the MAFT-Pro is so you will not have to dyno NEARLY as much as you would with a standalone unit. The MAFT-Pro has a base tune to get the car running once it's been wired up correctly, then it's all in the fine tunning. Once you have the car running just right and how you...
Those look a lot like the rims that came on my supra when I bought it ;). One was cracked though. Good thing I also got the stock sawblades in the deal.
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