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Sat Apr 23, 2005 7:55 am
6132, whats that, ILMD? Either way, you don't have enough fuel to support 15psi, not to mention, your pushing the T28's efficiency at that level, more heat pump than power. If you bumped your FP up, you might be able to run 14 psi, but thats the ghetto way of doing it, can you say time bomb? Your probably what, a LCPL by now? Walking around New River sucks, I know, I went to school there for 4 months when HMT-204 still trained 6112's. Not being able to get off base sucks even more, with that 2 mile walk to the front gate. Take your time man, take your time down to the auto hobby shop. You know marines will always help each other out, doesn't matter if most are into domestics, they will still help you out there, and the MP's won't yell at ya for working on it in the parking lot of the barracks. I haven't been to Jacksonville since 1999, but it was still a hole in the wall then, I can't imagine any performance shops opened now. Turn your boost down to 10-12 psi, replace your clutch, put a OEM headgasket in, and have some fun with your car, but don't terrorize it or drive it like a raped ape, or its gonna fail again. Good luck with whatever you do.
BTW, going to Oki just to buy a Skyline and ship it back is a pipe dream. It would be illegal and Customs wouldn't let it leave the shipyard. Contact RB motoring if you want information on bringing a skyline into the states. Motorex was the only company authorized, but they screwed there own business up, plus they were charging upwards of $10k ON TOP OF the price of the vehicles to get them legal for US sale. Want to go to Japan just to drive one for a year? Well, after you pay $1000 to get your license, IF you pass the test, there are huge taxes and fees you must pay just to register the car for the year, and this is all before you have purchased the vehicle. If you can't afford to fix your 240, how ya gonna do all of this? Most people I know who have gone to Oki do not get a vehicle the first time, only if they are staying for more than a year, and are already a CPL or above with some bank.
Modified by blubottlemax at 7:00 PM 4/23/2005