Update!
This didn't work from BEGi so I had to modify it:
It wouldn't have allowed the coolant line to go to the turbo. Also it wouldn't bolt on due to the fact that it was hitting the power steering pump rather badly. Nothing a hack saw and a dremel can't fix... but again, WTF.
Next- This didn't work from BEGi so I had to modify it:
Turbine heat shield/cover. I would have had to have cut off my oil dipstick for it to work the way they had it.
Engine bay shot:
Next- This didn't work from BEGi so I'll have to modify it in the future, but for now just used my compressor inlet from the 240.
That ~2.25" hose is supposed to go into my 3" turbine inlet silicone coupler (and seal). No effin way.
Not pictured (yet)- Again, something that didn't work from BEGi that I sort of had to figure out on my own:
The Megasquirt mounting location. They provide a bracket to you (with no instructions mind you). After calling them, I find out that they want you to mount the ECU on the R/S of the steering column, above the gas pedal. I struggled with this for about an hour. There is no way this would ever work on my car. First, the megasquirt can NOT be bolted to the bracket, it contacts the HVAC duct work long before it meets up with the mounting locations. Second, even if it DID meet up with the mounting locations, it would be way too low, and you'd catch your foot on the ECU and associated wires when lifting off the throttle.
After taking a break and doing a google search, people mentioned to just "find a place for it" between the clutch and brake pedal. I ended up using one of the factory ECU mounting brackets in the non factory location, drilling a hole in it, drilling a hole in the megasquirt, and running a bolt through it. This is by far the best way I see how to do it. The "business" wires are all facing forward, with "easy" (meaning possible, but not really easy) access to the connectors.
BEGi still hasn't gotten back to me with the pictures for ECU mounting that they had promised, nor have they answered the questions that they couldn't answer before. Awful. I don't see how they will be in business much longer if this sort of thing keeps up. The dude that was helping me tonight asked "So, in all honesty, is there anything in this kit that you haven't had to modify?". I had to think, and I came up with 4 pieces. 1 being the manifold, 2 being the compressor outlet pipe, 3 being the inercooler (although the fitment really isn't very good), and 4 being the 1 pipe coming out of the intercooler.
So far, Tim's base map is pretty kickass though.