What he said. I have a black oem kouki grill im sellin if u want it, 40 shipped but the car is comin together. I wish i had a cf hood.lolmotoman399 wrote:can you push the latch down with a screw driver easily? if you cant then you need to work on that. if you can then you either A) need to adjust your latch. B) try your zenki hood with out the headlights on. C) call seibon and b**** them out for 35 minutes and tell them you want a new hood. lol
The latch being to tight is not the problem. Its the positioning. i think i am just gonna tac it in place with the hood down and then weld it on so its nice and secure. I can always grind it off again. Or ill come up with something else that is not really the issue.motoman399 wrote:can you push the latch down with a screw driver easily? if you cant then you need to work on that. if you can then you either A) need to adjust your latch. B) try your zenki hood with out the headlights on. C) call seibon and b**** them out for 35 minutes and tell them you want a new hood. lol
Post pics of the grill.bllabong89 wrote:
What he said. I have a black oem kouki grill im sellin if u want it, 40 shipped but the car is comin together. I wish i had a cf hood.lol
Unfortunatly i dont have an OEM hood to try. Sold the zenki one a long time ago. Either way i dont trust just the striker to hold. *Edit* can you measure your striker depth and let me know. This car has been in a slight fender bender at one time so it may just be its pushed down a little. Either way i can fix it i think im just gonna weld to nuts at the right height and wala problem solvedmotoman399 wrote:i really think you should try an oem s14 hood and see if your hood striker is not down far enough. in that case call up seibon and get your a** a new hood. im pretty sure they are lifetime hoods against defects. the cable thing doesnt sound too bad but you shouldnt have to do that. i think your hood striker isnt down far enough.
Thats a USDM OEM correct?bllabong89 wrote:its oem so it should fit perfectly
Yea i guess i forgot to mention that as option number 3 but i would have to do alot more fab to do that and i dont know if i want to get into all that.motoman399 wrote:or you could put your mass air flow in line on the cold side and not worry about the recirc
My SR loves to stall out after big runs or after i floor it. Its a nuisance but i have also heard of people not having any problems at all so who knows. I have the parts now so might as well. I think i will just go the new flange route and relocate the BOV. i think even if i fab a new intake the angle that the BOV is at it still wouldnt work without a kink. My hotpipe would be F'ed but who cares about looks haha.gmac708 wrote:Making a new intake pipe would be pretty easy. I suppose you could always cut the BOV flange off the hot pipe and relocate it, and then have the hole welded shut.
I ran the SR with the BOV open (no recirculate) and it never had any problems.
Well I started brainstorming and was within seconds of ordering Emanage so i could go MAP and then i realized i am never gonna get coilovers if i keep spending money on other s*** so...well...as you can see problem solved.motoman399 wrote:dont be a baby and fab it in the cold pipe. lol its not that hard, just a few hose clamps and you dont have to worry about stalling agian. and you get the cool ssqv sound
either way im sure you will figure it out and make it nice. just sucks that its aluminum and you have to get it tig welded, unless you have a tig welder... then ill shut up lol
well i have never experienced it but i have heard nothing good about emanage. i dont know how much it cost but i got nistune for about 400 shipped to my door. and i had to solder it in. now of course you have to get it tuned still but you would also have to with emanage.J14cm7 wrote:
Well I started brainstorming and was within seconds of ordering Emanage so i could go MAP and then i realized i am never gonna get coilovers if i keep spending money on other s*** so...well...as you can see problem solved.
I did alot of research and this is how all the recirculated setups on all cars are setup. It always gets recirculated between the MAF and the turbo.spooled240 wrote:it's probably because your recirc is still after the mafs. The air goes through the mafs, tells the engine how much load their is and how much fuel to deliver, then BAM throttle body slams shut and all that air to mix with all that fuel goes out through the bov(and in your case back inside the turbo)
this is the exact reason why I went blow-through so all the air going out the bov is unmetered and doesn't have anything to do with the mafs.
I did but it was such a crazy angle it was crimping. I thought i had the problem solved but maybe not. Ill check it again to see if its crimped. But wouldnt this affect my idle if this was the case. I read on alot of forums that you also need to adjust the BOV but the new HKS i have is unadjustable.gmac708 wrote:Your IACV should be taking care of this. Did you hook up the vacuum line on the throttle body (the big one) to your cold pipe?.
ya i think its right. its being circulated back to metered air. the maf isnt reading anything other than whats in the pipes.J14cm7 wrote:
I did alot of research and this is how all the recirculated setups on all cars are setup. It always gets recirculated between the MAF and the turbo.