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I'm jumping in to see what you guys post. Currently I can access all my files from the computer through the xbox. Makes playing supra videos very fun. I don't want to leave that computer on all the time just for that reason though. So I'll be moving everything to the external HD and leave...

We have one in stock for $275+shipping.

Seems interesting. Why to the rotors constantly turn orange, it's like they are over doing it. Nearly every time you hit the brake the rotors glow. I'd love to have it , if it didn't cost so much. I'll wait till you all get tired of it, then buy it for cheap :) For you xbox haters, I...

key questions as well: - do you have a walbro? - is your j tube (the metal fuel drain connection) drilled out or bypassed? One thing that concerns me is that you say your AF is stoich under WOT? You should not be at 14.7 (stoich) under WOT. Perhaps you can elaborate on that first...

VC is the 5v supply for the TPS. You can use that.

China manis have a 44mm vband flange. The 4 bolt versions are older. My advice, don't buy mystery manifolds on eBay :)

Jason's 1J, running with the correction of 550cc in the emanage caused it to be lean. Once we changed it to 470/480 the A/Fs were back in good shape. It also is running out of fuel around 420 at the wheels so that sort of agrees with the 440 statement. Some have done over 500 with MKiv...

Target is 6? Unless you are using a bone stock crush bent exhaust, it is going to boost more then 6. My advice is to not raise the boost AT ALL for now. Once you have a 3" exhaust on there, plus intake, you are going to be boosting more the 8. If you convert it turbo electronics, you...

If you are hearing loud whirring sound at full boost, there may be a boost leak. The twins came from a virgin soarer motor right out of a clip, so it is possible, but not likely they are bad straight off. Pull the intake pipes and inspect the blades for damage. Anything that gets sucked...

If you could find aluminum nuts, it would work. Just a little weld on each side of the nut would be enough to secure it. 91+ starters are threaded though.

I don't see why you couldn't add a kit. One of my old mk3s, someone had fitted a light sensing kit. So when it got dark the lights would come on. When it was sunny again the lights would turn off.

A typical newbie timing belt swap, not for your experienced version :) If he brings the car down we will have the turbos swapped in a couple of hours. It is not a big deal. Doing it the first time was pretty crazy, but you get used to it after a while and it is just another thing like...

about the same as a timing belt...

If the job has to be done fast, I use the quick method. Manifolds on first Twin turbos with y pipe and oil drain tubes already attached no intake pipes on either side a flexible racheting 14 wrench takes care of the 3 nuts on either side of the turbo inlets To get the rear intake pipe...

Ya know you can always call and ask! A turbo kit includes EVERYTHING, including a wastegate and everything that you would need to drive your car. I have been busy, so I have not had time to update the descriptions. I will do that soon I promise. A kit comes COMPLETE with everything. The...

I would suggest a smaller turbo to start with. The manifold will support bigger turbos later. Then upgrade your fuel / clutch / management first. You WILL get 500rwhp and that should be enough for now. Then, you can upgrade to a 3.0L short block, and a bigger T67/T70 type turbo. I think...

It is not supposed to be that cold. It sounds like your thermostat is stuck open or you don't have a thermostat. As a result the radiator is getting a full flow of coolant all the time. This makes the fan activate more the normal, so on a warm day it will appear to be on all the time...

Open up the plastic, you will see 2 wires bolted together.

yes, pics!!

Most people don't realize this, if you look INSIDE the muffler, it is actually smaller then 3". If you have one stick your hand in there, measure the inside. You will see where it snakes down. A couple of other JDM systems do this, this is how they are so "quiet".