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That'd be the sweetness right there!

I could keep posting pics of my car; but, that might get old. Waiting for more Black Beauties to show up! :)

What about the mating surfaces, threads, studs, etc...? Does all that get coated also? My main concern would be with the mating surfaces...

Yep. Same here. I may do one this summer. I'll have to check on the short shifter. Any idea how much that costs?

Eh...give it time and pace yourself. You'll get there!

An uninvited spanking! Good job!

I just called them yesterday. 1195 plus shipping.

What's the temperature rating of your process and how much to do the elbow? Also, how thick would your coating be? Give me a call if you like. 509-528-3951.

I'm considering having this ceramic coated. I called a company and they told me that it would be rated for 2k*F. They also told me that they ceramic coat the entire item. Inside and out and even the mating surfaces. My questions are: 1. Should something like this be ceramic coated on...

So is there only going to be one choice of shirt, hat, ect... Just asking so those of us working on designs will know to either stop or keep on keepin on. Know wut I mean Vern? :biglaugh:

You know it! :D I'm hoping to see a certain Red 92 there also! :)

^That is almost EXACTLY where mine is! Looking good man. Looking good... Do you have a projected "First Drive" date?

Thanks everyone! :)

Oh yes. You do. :D It totally makes the car sit nicer. Not to mention the handling benefits. Looks and handling all in one package. You just about can't go wrong! My car feels like a rock on the road up passed 130.

Yep.

You're running the Lexus AFM right? Do you have another one...do you have a stock one? If so, switch it out and see if it gets better and/or the 31 code clears. That's what grim means. Your speedo cable is broken?! :aigo:

Once I get it all set up, sure! And of course anyone of my Supramania Family members are welcome also! :biglaugh:

Yep. I think I just quoted myself. Is that legal...? :sarcasm:

First off, you won't need a lift to drop the tranny. You need four jack stands, a floor jack, the required tools, and an extra set of hands will help; but, isn't necessary. Second, you don't want to go through all the work of dropping and disassembling the tranny to rebuild first gear...

Can you post a larger size graph? That one is waaaay small. And yes, I clicked on to enlarge it. ;) 31 is AFM 42 is Vehicle Speed Sensor Signal And as far as your codes go, check to make sure your AFM connections are all there. Also, check vac lines. Basically, look it all over to...