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I've never seen a 7m pulley seperate.. its quite common on the JZs though..

haha +1 I love it.. its so quiet too

any feedback on the carbonetic twin/triple?

Yes you can, The resistance at the ecu is within spec using the 7m Resistor pack.

I think it'd be worth it. as for the car. Find the cleanest one possible to start out with. Dont bother with a 'project' car, they're just a pain in the ass and almost as expensive in the end.

~15-16 psi

From the pics (cant tell very well) it looks like they're too hot, the color change on the ground strap should be 1/2 through the bend and they look closer to the base ring. The ceramic looks a little dirty its probably just the oil that burning as you say.

Injector resistor pack? I would HIGHLY advise agaisn't that.

Parts store. They're universal gaskets.

What did the 440s flow on the sheet? did you have to mess with the fuel any? I would assume if you didn't you had a bad set of injectors. When I've upgraded from 440s on a couple cars I've always had to pull more fuel.

Test was performed wrong, or sheet was mixed up. They're not 450s.

How was it packed? I think it was just packed wrong. But yea, prackages aren't carefully taken care of, so pack for it. Kinda of like my 125lb 6spd diff that came recently.. the bottom of the box almost ripped apart when I picked it up.. poor packing :(

doesn't look lean to me? The base ring is black.

as to them flowing 450.

Its a myth.

***** NEWS FLASH***** Your 'engines knock' was always rod knock.

Yea, itll work fine (like I said in the PM). You can setup AEM to control the fuel pump as aphexro said as well. I think you'll wire it to A24 on the ecu pin out. Not 100% sure on that, just look at the AEM pin outs available on their site.

Those timing numbers wont really work (different heads). You have to find them for your setup.

Yes 98 mkiv mounts can be used. You have to shave down the 'dowel pin' on it, but fits perfect. They're much stronger then the 89+ MKIII mounts.

Just get an adequately sized intercooler and forget about spraying onto the IC.