Looks good with the new drop.
Got the same wheels on my 88, though in gunmetal/ hyperblack.
What part of Georgia? I'm in Lawrenceville.
ps- never seen someone attempt to use the rain guards with the targa roof.
Ive never heard anyone say to NOT shim the pump, but i think i can be overshimmed.
Ive also never heard of anyone completely tearing apart the pump, just taking the top cover
Off and checking clearances as per the tsrm...and also a few guys have had their two gears moly coated
To increase...
I bought a Borla for a rear unit, as it was reviewed as one of the quietest performance mufflers.
It is a 3" to (2) 2.5" perforated tube design with stainless packing. I intend to also place a chambered Dynomax muffler at the mid position.
I'm looking for a very quiet system, with a 3" cutout...
Sorry sorry sorry.
When an old lady runs into the first car that passes by, when she picks up her car from her LAST accident...time for the DMV to consider taking her liscense away.
If I were to get a new car, I really think I'd look at the Scion FR-S. Just sayin.
Finally picked up my block/ crank from the machine shop:
Block- decked, linebored, honed:
Crank, polished, and balanced with the rotating assembly.
New squirter bolts:
Also done, was a check/ resize of the rods, and the machinist ordered/ supplied the ARP mains, and all bearings as well...
If it were me, driving 95% of the time on the street, I would use a sprung hub disc.
That shudder/clunk might be a warp in the flywheel, if it was overheated...
OR it could be looseness in a drivetrain component, OR a bad ujoint/cv...OR a crack in the rear subframe...OR a bad rear spherical...
Leakdown or compression test after rebuild might not be too conclusive, if you have honed the cylinders and/ or replaced the rings. They need time to seat.
PS- If I was only pushing 12psi or less on a stock turbo, I'd probably go with a composite hg and ARP's, especially if you suspect a less...
I ALWAYS dab petroleum jelly on the opening of the fuel rail, rather than the injector O-ring.
I've never once had an injector leak. Check for sharp edges around those openings, as Poodles suggests.
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