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See, thats what people dont know, sometimes you gotta go straight, but fast!

Cause of them experiences from before make them wanna turn right all the time, and they gotta go left! They cant go left then real straight and still go fast. Plus, you cant be too smart, cause then you might not go too fast cause you crash, but you cant worry about crashin, you just gotta go fast.

I could put a garage door on the front of mine while towin' a bobcat on a trailer, and you'd still get smoked! :biglaugh:

"Straighter!"

Yeah right, it's not a real home depot lip without drywall screws holding it on.:icon_razz You would be surprised at how many people asked me what brand of lip it was because they liked it! :biglaugh:

I also like the black reservoir, and the little window to see the level is pretty cool. Looks good!

Let Trent make mistakes with his own engine :nono: For your engine you want to have a big vacuum line going from the intake to the valve covers, and maybe a catch can in between for good measure.

I'm not so sure about that. It would be less restrictive and have better cooling capability, so it would make more horsepower.

I don't see how that is even possible, unless there was a problem with the installation. Any 7m with an upgraded ct26 making over 300whp would benifit from an intercooler upgrade. It's not the first mod I would do though, an aftermarket exhaust would be first.

They are both great engines, but if given a choice, I'll take a 1jz.

Here is a spec sheet on it: http://www.bosch.se/content/language1/downloads/Sensorkatalog_sidor_58_till_60.pdf

The lsm-11 was the best sensor available at the time, and has been used in motorsports for years. Motec even used it at some point. Keep in mind that you don't have to have a wideband connected to the Stinger unless you want to run closed loop. If you already have a Zeitronix or something...

It just doesn't have quite the range that some newer sensors do, but that doesn't mean it's not usefull.

Lookin good! You really did a nice job on the car, it's definitely not the same car I saw in the garage the night we went out there!

Ebay simulated hood pins? :biglaugh:

http://www.equipmentaccidents.com/enhanced/forklift.htm

Home Depot has a Husky torque wrench that's pretty decent and they will warranty it.

That would really suck! :biglaugh:

The Craftsman torque wrenches with the little number window work well, but be carefull not to twist the handle while using it. It will throw the reading off and they will not warranty it.

10psi should be ok, as long as your engine is in good running condition, and all the normal maintenance items are covered.