Punctuation is the first start. Second is to make sure the car is healthy. Change all fluids, do a compression test, make sure every thing is tight and connections are clean. Inspect the turbo for shaft play.
After that, exhaust and an upgraded airfilter is always a wonderful start.
I do not...
If it were me, Id go with the Remington. For me, they are a lot easier to detail strip and there are more after market parts out there for the Rem than say the Mossy.
Ive had both. No regrets from either. The Moss is very reliable as is the Rem.
As for the Maverick 88: Not a bad piece...
Good to know im on track. With airsoft "live" fire it breaks down the winter boredom, its cheap, and hell it gives the animals something to chase all over the house.
What say you? High quality gas blow back airsoft pistols for indoor training? Perfect for learning holster draw muscle memory or pie-ing a corner?
Im thinking yes to all the above.
if you have a ksc gas blow back g19 and would like to sell, lmk.
Thoughts?
Update! All wiring from under hood and under the dash is completely gone.
The stock brake amd clutch cylinders are gone too.
Ordering a megasquirt ecu here soon and some wilwood cylinders.
Pics soon.
Well after getting a wiring diagram in my hands, I have found that toyota integrated too many essential circuits to keep the car running with non essential wiring.
Because of this, Ive ripped the entire wiring harness from the car, under the hood and in the cab.
It has been decided to build/use...
Ok Ive got some help so far. Leta continue to dig here...
Junction block #1 (drivers kick panel)
-Need to know what plug numbers 1B, 1C, 1A, F, G, D, M, L, N, K, AND 1J go to.
-What does the intergration relay do on the back side of Junction block 1
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