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What tires are you running??

Changing the head wouldn't change displacement anyways. Bore x Stroke.

Surprised nobody mentioned the Bridgestone Potenza S-03, I love mine, they're great in dry and wet conditions, really surprised me in the wet. Love em.

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Not really, it just leaks if you do it wrong.

If one were so inclined, you could just splice the connector from your 88 steering wheel onto the 89 wheel (you'd have an extra wire just hanging there, but I'm pretty sure the other wire colours all match up. That's the way everyone I know of did it, and I couldn't get anyone to help me do it...

Alright, I understand the WOOT WOOT fun, lol. But if you're gonna be editing each others posts, keep it in OT, don't need crap all over the board, haha, but OT is fine. :p

It's not really hard, all you do it use the tool it came with, takes like 2 minutes max.

davidmbedard on SF changed a lot of his blue interior to black :), lots of tips and instructions to go along with it, as well as pics. :)

It does nothing but provide a signal for the stock boost gauge. It's on the driver's side of the engine bay, don't have a pic, but it has a vac line going to it, and it says Boost Pressure Sensor on it (or similar)

SF being down is helping, lol. :)

And the Lexus RX400h... man that thing is sweet, too bad it's so pricey.

Power is power no matter what gearing/sizing you use. Gearing can only change torque. (In a perfect world of course).

Yeah the cute thing has happened to me before as well, lol.

The hose going to the stock boost sensor is a good one. :)

The Human Torch was denied a bank loan.

I was just thinking out loud, heh. I read what you said. I don't think the difference would be as pronounced as you claim, but I haven't seen any dynos to prove either way. I'd like to see an N/A guy dyno his car in 3rd and 4th and post the sheets.

I've seen rims in worse shape than what Grim posted fixed as well. There's a very very good place here in town that does some amazing work.

Well they said not to post Supra, so people who don't use their Supra, or have something else, have to post that. My Supra is daily driven every day from May to September. :)

That's nothing, I've seen much much worse repaired.