Jn2

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yeah we can figure out WTF is going on car likes to stay 200+, have bled the system twice, even tried a 80/20(water/coolant) mix, still doing it, even spent 10 bucks on watter wetter

scottyguy401

I'm running straight up distilled water for now. Is the radiator fan coming on?

FASTL61

fan should kick on at 217*F

scottyguy401

The guy that did my tune has my fan kick on at either 180 or 200, I can't remember

Jn2

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Mine is still at 220*, and with no pressure in the a/c it won't turn on when I turn the ac knob

FASTL61

personally I would have it kick on at 210*F since out thermostats open @ 180*F.

glen229

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we just turned mine on all the time with a new reley

Jn2

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u have the part # on that relay? Where u get it? That's what I wanna do, fan always on

glen229

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its just a reley from like, carquest, the plug in type, and we just wired it to a keyed source on the feed input

Gene Culley

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Jn2, did you use the 2 m6x1.0x75mm for the intake manifold bolts where the studs go instead?

Jn2

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It's the same threading as the throttle body bolts, just in 75mm lenght

Out here now...no one I recognize...

Ok here's how shot went down LOL

Losses:
K20a3 civic x2
Charger rt
B20vtec DC teg

Wins:
Svt focus
Some other integra

Also i've never had the car in the 4rth gear top end...but my a/f is 10.2...not good LOL, what's weird is in 2nd and 3rd it 11.8-12.3, and 10.2 in 4rth...I don't get it...may need to get with vince again..but I'll leave it alone for now...swap to a 3" pulley...get a ls4 tb, dual pass, and than I'll get a retune

HunterKiller89

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wow...u should be eating K20s easy. what pulley are you using again?

Jn2

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Not stock cars...both have bolt ons and tuned...they are a 200hp car to start with...I have stock pulley, will be doing the fllowing to male sure this won't happens again

3" pulley
Ls4 throttle body
Dual pass
RAW 3" intake
Re-tune

FASTL61

mmmmmmmmm tasty

IonNinja

I don't know that an LS4 TB would be necessary but I wouldn't have thrown the stock pulley on there in the first place. Even stock pulley LSJs are slow...

note to self, take it through all gears while tuning

I don't know that an LS4 TB would be necessary but I wouldn't have thrown the stock pulley on there in the first place. Even stock pulley LSJs are slow...

note to self, take it through all gears while tuning

glen229

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yeah im not sure the ls4 would be nessicary either, save it for something else, mhmmm 2.8 60s cough cough

Jn2

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Hmmm do I need dual pass for 2.8"??? I kinds don't wanna run more than 15psi as idk how the stock engine react to that kind of pressure...I'll do a 2.9" at the lowest...

Preston

stick to 2.9

that will be good
also i texted yuh

Gene Culley

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I don't know that this answered my question? My question was:

did you use the 2 m6x1.0x75mm for the intake manifold bolts where the studs go instead?

glen229

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you might want to get one, hell we made one for liek 5 bucks in parts at lowes, its worth the time and effort

Jn2

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I'll consider dual pass for the future, for now I want a 3" pulley

IonNinja

I think he's saying that those bolts are the same size as whatever they are for the TB, only a diff length. But if you don't know the size of the TB bolts you're screwed

Hey don't u have access to the bolt sizes for everything at the dealership? I know at my local dealership they can tell me the bolt sizes for virtually any part for my car

TwoStep

You should have also pulled that charger.

I would assume 10Lbs and a 2.2 with supporting mods would be making around 210-230 WHP.

Gene Culley

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Ok, this is question is getting much more complex than it really is. In the how-to's and parts lists they tell you to get some M8x1.25x75 bolts or whatever for the intake. Apparently you're supposed to drill out the holes (where the 2 studs currently are) and use the M8 bolts. Some say you don't need to drill and tap and that you don't need bolts.

So I asked him what he used. He said.

to bolt the intake manifold to the engine you need

m6x1.0 75mm x2
and the other stock ones will work with washer to help make up for them beig longer than needed

So I was simply asking if he took out the M6 studs that are in there now and changed them over to bolts for the intake. By looking at my intake, I cannot see anywhere else where two 75mm bolts would go.

I'm basically trying to figure out... do I need to drill and tap for the M8 bolts, do I not need to worry about bolts and can use my current studs, or can I simply use the two m6x1.0.x75's.

HunterKiller89

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are you sure yu're not thinking of the M8x1.25x120mm for the alternator bracket/tensioner? I dont recall buying any additional bolts....