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anyone wanna help/learn how to do a supercharger install tomorrow? i'm basically just putting everything back on but i know a couple of you are looking at doing it in the future i'm sure.
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i started this morning but quit because i was test fitting a bolt for the starter and it fell into the bell housing. i have to take the engine out of the car again. i give up.
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If I was free I would totally be interested in helping/learning about the supercharger install. I work weekdays, and I'm going to a convention this weekend oh well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
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If I was free I would totally be interested in helping/learning about the supercharger install. I work weekdays, and I'm going to a convention this weekend oh well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
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my sympathy to you in this heat good sir
side note: you cant get one of those flexible magnet headed things in the hole to retrieve it I'm assuming?
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I tried the magnet thing, broke 2 of them. Tried unmounting engine and tranny to pull apart just a bit, couldnt find the bolt. If anyone is free tomorrow from 6 pm to whenever and could help me take the engine out enough to get in the bellhousing, ill love you forever and buy you a beer when finished...
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I tried the magnet thing, broke 2 of them. Tried unmounting engine and tranny to pull apart just a bit, couldnt find the bolt. If anyone is free tomorrow from 6 pm to whenever and could help me take the engine out enough to get in the bellhousing, ill love you forever and buy you a beer when finished...
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ok i got the bolt out and i ended up finding the actual starter bolts after finding said bolt... go figure... i'm gonna start working on it tomorrow if anyone wants to help i guess
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Is this not uncommon? My 2nd gear just decided to stop working the other day, I'm assuming the synchros are shot. I can down shift into it, but the second I give any gas while in gear, it just pops right out into neutral.
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I just got power slot rotors and new brake pads. Hopefully with a little brake quiet these won't squeal like the stock ones did. Also my rotors were badly warped.
I'm going to save up a little money before boosting the car. Leaning towards the ZZP stage 2 turbo at the moment.
Do I need boost gauges? Since my car is a 2.4 it doesn't come with any spots for gauges, but I suppose I could get a new pillar. If the gauges are important, what pillar and gauges do you recommend?
I'm going to save up a little money before boosting the car. Leaning towards the ZZP stage 2 turbo at the moment.
Do I need boost gauges? Since my car is a 2.4 it doesn't come with any spots for gauges, but I suppose I could get a new pillar. If the gauges are important, what pillar and gauges do you recommend?
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yes you need boost guage. get zzp's triple pillar..
you will absolutely need boost and wideband gauges. i would suggest maybe an interceptor if you have the money. gauges are VERY important, don't try to budget build.
you will absolutely need boost and wideband gauges. i would suggest maybe an interceptor if you have the money. gauges are VERY important, don't try to budget build.
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If I was free I would totally be interested in helping/learning about the supercharger install. I work weekdays, and I'm going to a convention this weekend oh well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
Another thing I was wondering is whether it makes more sense to sell my 2.4 and buy an SS/TC cause it has a good suspension and traction control or if it's smarter to just keep my car and turbo/supercharge it since I know it's been treated pretty well.
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Im picking up my next project tomorrow its a 96 cummins 2wd, clean as it can be, a 92 year old guy had it before me. Im going to just drive it for now and replace the trani for a ATS and bump the power up with the stock turbo and injectors. Then winter comes around its game on. Cant wait!