NitroDann's Long Awaited Garage Thread
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No...I don't like that you make that exhaust system. It caused me to spend money.
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Thanks Dann. Apologies for going off topic..
Do you happen to know the maximum N/A engine size we could legally fit in a na6?
Do you happen to know the maximum N/A engine size we could legally fit in a na6?
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4L by memory
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Ford barra swap!
Specific question, but what do you use for vacuum and power sources? Do you use a vacuum block? I can see vacuum lines getting out of hand pretty quickly with bov, wastegate etc etc.
Are you pulling the wideband power from the blue timing light plug behind the passenger headlight? Or have you made a separate cuircut with a relay switched by the radio as described in mt.net?
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Specific question, but what do you use for vacuum and power sources? Do you use a vacuum block? I can see vacuum lines getting out of hand pretty quickly with bov, wastegate etc etc.
Are you pulling the wideband power from the blue timing light plug behind the passenger headlight? Or have you made a separate cuircut with a relay switched by the radio as described in mt.net?
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FPR+MAP
BOV on its own
EBC on its own
Power EBC and wideband at the ecu.
Dann
BOV on its own
EBC on its own
Power EBC and wideband at the ecu.
Dann
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Thanks Dann. Exactly what I needed to know in as few words a possible. Extremely helpful.
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They all for the one car? Look good.
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Lol
89-05
89-05
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The movie Total recall comes to mind???
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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NitroDann wrote:Lol
89-05
So a revised version of the catch-can then?
It appears to be a sealed unit unlike my 1st generation version...... How/where is it fitted?
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Shame, they look to small to be up to CAMS spec. Only about 1 litre?
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Nevyn its a sealed version of yours.
It comes with a drain tap, and a recirculated version will be available, so its available in a configuration which is road and track legal, and it can easy be installed to automatically drain back.
It comes with a drain tap, and a recirculated version will be available, so its available in a configuration which is road and track legal, and it can easy be installed to automatically drain back.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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