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Sun Jan 17, 2010 5:17 pm
The chassis is clean as hell...but why do the coil conversioin and turbo setup before you ever even fired the motor up?
Why not keep it simple, save that money for getting little things you might have needed to get it fired up 3 years ago, then piece together the new turbo setup? I could see the power fc and greddy manifold, because i did the same thing. Mostly because my motor didnt have an ECU and also i didnt want to re-do my intercooler to throttle piping once i tig'ed it up.
Not to bash, just trying to understand the logic....other than that its a pretty clean swap.
I've just been having a hard time understanding why people would straight off the bat swap their turbo setup before they even fired it up, adding another level of complication if you need to trouble shoot the setup. I kept mine simple and i had it installed and fired up in like 4 months of work, and thats with fully tucking the wiring harness, stich welding the engine bay, and having to machine myself a new crank snout.