So I'm going NA-T have people gotten away without using an oil cooler? Or is it a better idea to go ahead and get one?
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Yessir, the compressor and power steering are still connected and off to the side in the bay. Old bottom half of the motors still in there(still need to remove clean and maybe paint haven't decided yet.)
As for today I'm working on cleaning up the used harness I recently acquired. Kinda...
It helps a lot that the motor is out of the car haha
Thanks! I'm stoked to get this thing in and boost for the first time. I've only been in a turbo integra and I already know I will get addicted to boost. [emoji48]
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Almost ready to drop in, Got the wrong fitting in my ct26 na-t kit from DM need to wait on the right one to show up. Refurbish the harness then I can start my intercooler piping and exhaust!
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Is this as far as arp studs engage? I cleaned the thread with a bottom tap, didn't get a whole lot of junk out either.
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Thanks I think I'm favoring the NA ones just cuz the wrinkles came out better. I sanded the ribs on the turbo covers to make them silver since my motor will be all black and silver
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Polished my Nathan plate and put test fitted my dg500 coils that came in today. Got in some Mercedes's calipers for BBK, head studs, engine harnes and finished the timing cover project.
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Thanks man, only cost me $5 Cuz I opted on using clear plastic epoxy instead of black FIPG. I like the looks better thank the all clear cover too.
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Semi Finished my cam gear cover today, got my cosmetic 1.9mm MHG and head studs ordered. Found a steal on a 89+ ecu on FB.
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