Engnblders bronze guides are a few thousands too big which means a few more hours of labor for the machine shop. unless he changed who he gets the guides from in the last year they will be too big and you'll spend another 200 in labor.his valves are good though lol i use them all the time
lol buy a turbo car. even a stock one kill his pos sentra hahahaI have a group of sentra kids who live across the street they always have a blank stare on their faces when they hear my 294/292 cammed 1g start up lol
I have a crank in perfect condition along with a brand new set of eagle rods and main studs. also have a few rails(oem) and a waterpipe and thermostat housing. Let me know if you want to make a deal my man. Thanks
I've done it every time and it really does make the trans shift better. its free, quick, and effective. why not?He's replacing the pivot ball but something you could get is a billet shift fork, that stage 4 clutch will take a toll on the oem one.
shim the pivot ball. it makes the car shift better. Since its out you may as well change the fluid. get the thinnest synthetic fluid you can get she'll shift better than before.
it depends what your going for lol if you want a nice quick car thats still reliable i would do a front mount exhuast intake some 550's with a big 16 and of course dsm link. you could do an easy 3-350 to the wheels without making any HUGE changes. Just remember to do it right and take your time...
according to the nismo kids "dsm's are the cheap way to fast car" lol theyre just mad they cant make 300 wheel with their z'sDont even get me started on the domestics hahaha
Aluminum Dash will save some weight for sure. My awd car with the driver weighed just under 2400lbs. Its completely gutted, with an aluminum dash, lexan, and 12 point chromeoly cage. i have two seats though(gotta have room for the girlfriend lol) Nothing on the car is carbon fiber
I would try Modern automotive performance. I just ordered a 6 bolt flywheel from them for 70 bucks cheaper than other sites. But you could also try like Slowboyracing.com or other big sites.
From what I've been told, a 16g turbo will have a A set of big blades and a smaller set between them. The stock turbo will have equal length blades. Hope this helps. Thats the way I've always been able to tell.