No worries Alex, better get it on quick smart. Change the wastegate spring for a 1 bar unit while you're under there and lets see what she's good for mate.
That will be the problem unfortunately. They may think Dextron III is fine but it can cause clutch slip as I found out. You don't want to rebuild it like I had to, that's big bucks.
Still too much load on the rods, you want to run the least timing you can which makes it run like ass. Better, slower burning fuel is the key, especially with high comp engines.
Of course it will be fine on 98 but for how long...
Still, I would get both tunes. You guys seem to think I run this shit because it gives more power. That wasnt the reason at all, I wanted the detonation protection it gives and this is unfortunately what you require too now Alex.
State: NSW United E85 servo's
Drummoyne
81-85 Victoria Road
Drummoyne
NSW
2047
Rozelle (Speedway)
127 Victoria Road
Rozelle
NSW
2039
Sure, not as many servos as us, we have about 20 now.
I guess we just buy more ethanol than you petrol heads...
You will be fine doing that, mine had a 2 din tv when it came in, I replaced it with the gauges and a single din. Just tuck the wires away incase you ever want to go back.
Its from the Axis 350 S, 3.5L rear drive 6 speed manual.
I was looking for those parts, thanks for finding them for me. lol. Needed for a manual conversion like im planning.
Im using two of the proflow dash 8 sized small ones, one for each rail.
http://www.vpw.com.au/productgroup.asp?CatID=6&PrdGrpID=4344
I paid $100 plus whatever barbed/dash fittings you want for the ends. The element is washable plus replacements are available. Make sure you get ethanol tolerant bunna style orings to seal the dash fitting.
Injectors online again mate.
He couldn't help me when I cooked my RE5, he may be good with RE4's but so is every other trans joint by now. Fitting a shift kit isn't rocket science, especially if Jetwreck and I can do it. lol.
I had one of the proflow filters leak with that style, came down to the oring in the end. I upgraded to the small cigar shaped ones like 75Coupe showed above with no issues since. I wouldn't trust the paper stock filter with ethanol for prolonged use.
Exactly the point Roy, it all comes down to what you want to pay in the end.
Interesting while I was working on the GIO and Winfield 32's that Gibson had fitted turbo hangers over the rocker cover, even on short cast manifolds. That would stop more cracking from heavy exhausts and turbo setups hanging off the engine and the manifold drooping in the heat.
Damn, I knew it was too good to be true. How can the maps be different? I got that one off the ATP US website.
It does say 68mm not 82mm like the one you posted too.