2.2 SC Thread
What kind of rewiring did u all do also? Like the ic pump and maybe maf? I got yhe lsj tb so seen I need a 6 to 8 pin adapter for that one. Anything need to be done with the lsj alternator too? Trying to get enough info for next two weeks for the weekend I install this. Dont want no issues.
and the spark plugs are:
2 steps colder is the LTR7IX-11
finally made up my mind on how i want my gauges positioned.
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so ill leave my a pillar alone. if sedans had the 3 gauge pod id go for that but as it is
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so ill leave my a pillar alone. if sedans had the 3 gauge pod id go for that but as it is
a more functional setup then what you are considering.
All I want when I sc is just to hit 100 on the 1/4 mile to get in the 100 club. I don't think I'm going to do it on stock like tires though.. I won't put down near that til I get a few more mods def cooling. Option b and zzp or cobre h/e looks like my cooling mods are going to be. If I can fit, the stock lsj h/e too
All I want when I sc is just to hit 100 on the 1/4 mile to get in the 100 club. I don't think I'm going to do it on stock like tires though.. I won't put down near that til I get a few more mods def cooling. Option b and zzp or cobre h/e looks like my cooling mods are going to be. If I can fit, the stock lsj h/e too
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
Last edited by dragonkingg5; Mar 9, 2010 at 10:42 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
Stock pulley only pulls in 4 to 6 psi so 5 is average. Get a stage 2 and should be around 10 or more psi. I'm going stage 2 off the start cause I know 4 psi won't last long.
There r a few post now for 3 " pulley and 42# injectors
This part goes into your head on the end of the injector. Part of the "seal kit".
Last edited by 06_ion2; Mar 10, 2010 at 01:24 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
anyone here did a homemade dual pass endplate? looks easy. i would personally take mine to a welding shop for them to put a bung in and weld it cause i dont trust myself lol. im totally going to be heat soaking for a lil bit. this month i got a few bills T.T but i wanna install the SC in two weeks.
just ordered my TB adapter, a hose and manifold gasket. gotta get some spark plugs and should be good for install. hopefully
just ordered my TB adapter, a hose and manifold gasket. gotta get some spark plugs and should be good for install. hopefully
anyone here did a homemade dual pass endplate? looks easy. i would personally take mine to a welding shop for them to put a bung in and weld it cause i dont trust myself lol. im totally going to be heat soaking for a lil bit. this month i got a few bills T.T but i wanna install the SC in two weeks.
just ordered my TB adapter, a hose and manifold gasket. gotta get some spark plugs and should be good for install. hopefully
just ordered my TB adapter, a hose and manifold gasket. gotta get some spark plugs and should be good for install. hopefully
1. clean off end plate well
2. get a drill bit that is .5" then take a dremel and dremel a littleaway. so you can fit the fitting into the hole without it slippingthrough but so you can make thread with the brass piece.
4. need to make a hole in this position (IT NEEDS to clear the oilfilter remember that)
get your npt .5 to .5 cover the threaded part your putting into thedual pass, and cover it with quick steel. then thread it in there with the quick steal on the thread.
5. once you got it in with all the thread in. make sure its tight.
6. get more quicksteel and cover the outside well. that way it will not leak.
7. flip the plate over. and fill the inside part with lock tite sealant.
8. let it dry for a couple of hours.
9. clean excess lock tite that is just wet and chillin in there.
10. put quick steal to make sure inside is covered well.
11. let it dry over night in a cool spot.
12. the side that is sticking out also has threads...and if that rubswith the rubber hoses eventually it'll eat them away. so get someteflon tape and wrap it tight around it.
13. put it back on.
hook your hoses up.
make sure to flip your laminova cores as well.
So the past couple of days it has been really nice here (mid 60's!), so I've been riding around with the windows down. I just wanted to say -- OMFG I LOVE MY SUPERCHARGER!!!!!1!! 
The M62 whine isn't so much a whine as it is a SCREAM at WOT. It's quite addictive and I need to be sure I keep things under control or I'll be getting into trouble with the neighbors and the local cops!
I mean, I knew it was loud throughout the winter, but with the windows down it's pretty obvious that it's ear-piercing
The M62 whine isn't so much a whine as it is a SCREAM at WOT. It's quite addictive and I need to be sure I keep things under control or I'll be getting into trouble with the neighbors and the local cops!
I mean, I knew it was loud throughout the winter, but with the windows down it's pretty obvious that it's ear-piercing




