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go with a BBK mustang throttle body if you can afford it. the Ford TPS can be wired into the stock ECU (search, theres a howto about it) and you end up with a brand new shiny throttle body, plus the fact that since its a standard bolt pattern, you can go with a 65mm TB now, and then upgrade to a...

screw you, ya broke-ass hippy! lol but your right.

looks slick, can you try taking a picture with a tripod and a longer exposure time? makes me wish i had done this when i had my gauge cluster out last month... maybe ill just take it out again :)

I'm only ever going to figure out how much I've spent on the car if it gets wrecked or stolen. Otherwise, I don't want to know.... and no regrets, I buy parts as I can afford it, so I'm not in debt for the car...

roger that, tookwik provided all the info... cleans up the top of the engine ALOT, so i smoothed my valvecovers, it looks slick.

its fun to upgrade a bunch of things at once. like smoothing the valvecovers and installing is300 coils, custom IC pipes and a nice 65mm BBK throttle body, powdercoating everything so its pretty...

i think everyone can agree that this civic would be ALOT of fun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmP3au8UoXc build thread: http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2004368

Now if only it was easy to convert a RHD Soarer to LHD... :)

looks good with the red paint, but you should have gone wingless ;)

what size is the turbo outlet v-band? what turbo are you guys running with this manifold?

is there any locations on the drivers side of the block to measure oil pressure? if so, any idea on what thread pitch it is?

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My cat. She was the runt of the litter, last one left at the SPCA, got her when she was 8 weeks old. She is now just over 13 years old, great cat. Knows her name and occasionally responds to it lol, great couch buddy, only downside is her recent puking spree... The picture is waiting for the...

i don't suppose any of the sizes are the same, like how 4AG shimless buckets can be used with the 7M?

Titus, I'm in the same boat, looking for a tig but not sure what to get. I'm looking at the Miller Synchrowave 200, or a Thermal Arc Arcmaster 185 (replacement for the Prowave 185TSW). Ron, any thoughts on either machine? I'm leaning towards the TA due to it being an inverter design, but they...

it is not a simple part, that is one of the reasons for the cost. it is not a basic 2D flange, it requires lofting to match the 7M lower to JZ upper.... I considered making one of these while I was in school with full access to the CNC shop, and it's just not worth the time when you can buy a...

jetjock, this is the one you are talking about? http://www.weldingsuppliesfromioc.com/servlet/the-1633/THERMAL-ARC--TIG/Detail This is definetly within my price range, and I have heard many good things about Indiana Oxygen Co.

id rather pay a bit more than half the money ($70k) and pick up this: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/11/14/la-2007-nissan-gt-r-newest-performance-bargain-at-69-850/

likely the reason for the high rate, is if a shop doesn't want the job, they will quote a huge number. if you still hire them for the job, it's worth it for them. i think what many don't seem to realize is this part isn't a simple flat flange like a T4 flange... it's not a simple setup...