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:) good plan

Off topic: Sawbladz, you ever get to try out those traction bars to see if they helped with wheel hop?

Word, how much you get for it?

wow, really looks impressive :).

sounds like the best option IMHO, cheap and effective.

Hey man, I lost this thread for a while LOL. Yea man it was awesome meeting you. I tried the tips you gave me with the TIG and they helped out a bunch. I just spaz out and wire brush everything before I even try to lay a bead. Good new is I ordered a new clutch, bad news was how much it cost...

what did you have the plugs gapped to?

2JZ-GE NA-T; Master Power T70; .68 A/R., Bosch 044, 870cc injectors, Stinger EMS, Sethron FFIM, Q45 TB, Methanol injection. 573hp/592tq

No way.. I'm super hardcore jealous, Seth. I gotta check this thing out..

I think those are great numbers, especially for the amount of boost.

Still waiting :(

Starbucks address: 5001 Huguenot Rd, Richmond, VA http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS260US260&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=starbucks+huguenot+rd&near=Richmond,+Virginia&fb=1&cid=0,0,10848825997939660447&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image Too bad the weather isn't cooperating. :(

1) The electronics will hold up fine, I wouldn't recommend doing so on the 7M ECU. 2)Yes 3)Either way, I use IS300 COP coils on my 7M harness.

should be 1&6, 2&5, 3&4.

mines sits 1/4-1/2" toward the rear, compared to yours.. does your tranny mount bolt up?

Hmm.. my shifter does sit a little further up than it did with the 7M, but I think mine sat maybe a hair further back than yours does.. I'm installing a new clutch tomorrow so I'll take another look for you and let you know.

..and that adapter ATP sells doesn't even work.. it's not the right HKS WG flange.

test light will work, just connect to power and ground while battery is connected. Light should come on. http://www.enginemanagement.com.au/downloads/4424.pdf PG 15 pins 9 or 21 (ground) pins 10 (+12v) disconnect the stinger from the harness and test the stinger harness for power...

why don't you check to make sure it's getting power via voltmeter/multimeter?

2.5" will be good, easy to fit and leaves room for your power goal to grow.