^^ this! Some very very early combustion engines had low compression figures from the factory due to the low CR of around 6 to 1
Id say rob is running 8 to 1 CR as hi boost turbos ADD a lot of compression pressure to the engine therefore lowering the CR he can run (part governed by fuel octane)
You can leave your coil cover on and the coils will be fine, there is ventilation fins on the rear timing belt cover and the back of the coil cover is open- provides plenty of cooling air and keeps the coils dry/clean
If it was my car, for the money its costs (in cal) a proffesionally made custom wiring loom would be the quickest / easiest solution
Might even be one "on the shelf"
Nope, he ran over a hand rail first then angle parked it into the wall. . Its a busy foot path so lucky no one was taken out
He must of been speeding as he did a lot of damage for a 60 zone
At least he didnt wreck a skyline!
I thought shims had a hard coating on the outside that was very thin and easily rubbed thru with sandpaper, therefore exposing the soft metal underneath?
If you can move the ecu around and the pump kicks in/ out then its a problem with your wiring harness or plug at the ecu end
Is the harness plugged in nicely or is it overtightened and has a bend in it?