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BS.............:sarcasm:

Ha..nice. It has changed hands since the last guy who bought it from me. His friend bought it from him. He should be able to tell ya that car's condition when it was delivered to SAc......I still remember my cuz telling me to turn around and call the deal off...on our way to sac after he killed...

I am winning again. I think it will be starting up today....slow poke!!!!!!!. My desired result is to drive to Sac this weekend to CMI....but that is just a desire...:biglaugh:

He is right. The Stock Aristo or MkIV mounts will not work in a MKIII chasis. You will need to get the JZA70 mounts or one from BIC here on the forums to do the swap.

You may have problems mounting the fan to the Griffin. The temperature sensor can be placed in the radiator hose . There are adaptors you can use.

That is a nice alternative to anyone who does not have time or resources to get the correct ( plug wise) alternator.

Yes.....was wondering about this car and what happened to it. Its awesome.

Kyle has a trunk that big??? :):biglaugh: :biglaugh: :sarcasm: lol

That does not sound right....lol:biglaugh:

How do we identify?

Weekend is over...

It can't be a knock sensor wire. KNock sensor wires have one wire coming out of the plug and they plugs are grey . That looks like a water temperature sensor wire which fits to the sensor on the radiator for the hydro fan.

I did. Still scratching my head. What's up with the hood pins on the rear bumper?????:aigo: :aigo: :aigo:

Ofcourse it will fit. I have done it.

That exhaust is very nice and sounds very cool as well. Especially at high revs. And completely stock in normal drives. Nice car btw.

That is your MAP Sensor. It can be be mounted on the firewall area above the ridge. The vacum connects to the vacum line from the intake manifold.

Engine leveler works very well in this kind of situation. If you don't have one, run to harbor Freight tools and pick one up for 20 bucks. This will allow you to tilt your engine front or back or keep it staright. I had those lines and never ran into banging or problems.

Dang Mo, who did that jb weld job on the pump pickup? And looks the primer on the car really loves the greae :)

hehe...those are truck tires from what it looks like..quite tall. I bet it rides very smooth :)

PM'ed. :naughty: