get one of these:
http://www.moroso.com/catalog/categorydisplay.asp?catcode=42001
Cops cannot complain, strong and also has a vent if you're not using a deep cycle/AGM/sealed battery.
Cheapest way around it is to buy MIG cable from like BOC or so.. it's equivalent to 2GA cable and is more than enough to start your car, you can get 2GA terminals from JayCar on the cheap (those alloy ones) and get a nice 120amp ANL blade fuse holder.
I did something like that years ago, however the moroso battery box was over $200+ back in the days, they're like $115 on eBay now delivered
** lol Owen beat me to it
hope so
turbo, manifold, gaskets, studs, lines are all in.. even chopped my RS*R downpipe and welded 2x bends to fit up to the turbo's v band flange.
just need a screamer pipe and my exhaust wrap to come and let's see how she goes
I'm sure all our skylines (maybe not Terry's) have BS kms.. dash has been swapped over 1000 times like a dirty hooker and shared with Craig Thompson a few hundred times.
Then again what car dealer doesn't trim up odometers on imports? easiest way to make money as there are less chances of them getting busted when compared to local cars.
local mechanic is more than enough...
I suggest you buy all the parts, genuine water pump, belts, pulleys & seals are the way to go
Note, can be had cheapest from eBay US (no idea why it's cheaper than local, nissan, etc.)
I guess so, however what I was trying to get at is say at normal operating temps your car runs at 80 degrees, and then you bash it around the track you have more headroom before you hit say 120 degrees, where as if you're running a 90 degree thermostat you having less headroom.
I'm happy to stand corrected
RB25DET NEOs run 90 degree thermostats, see if you can fit a 80 degree one.. also check with Trent if he has mad any fuel corrections at 80 degrees, if he hasn't go for it
I bought the wrong thermostat and my car also sits at 90 degrees.. I'm using a dim sim 43mm radiator and on the track I don't go over 110 degrees with the water
depends how much boost you run, as the fuel pressure increases yes it will hit past 20AMPS
I had the factory 15amp fuse blow on me (when I first installed it), now I'm running a 25AMP fuse, through 2x relays & a 50W 0.3ohm resistor to mimic the FPCM