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A little sneak peak. This is the boot up screen on the new head unit. Console is still out while I wait for the button but I should have it in the next couple days. Update to come.

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Swapped in a new head unit and currently waiting on a new rolling anti lag button. I'll post pics when done but should be really clean.
Tell me more about this anti-lag you speak of. My excessive turbo could benefit my good sir
Then theres me at 27 being born the same year as my 98 eclipse LOL
Oh geez now I feel better. I thought I was the child someone let in the gentlemen club
 
Tell me more about this anti-lag you speak of. My excessive turbo could benefit my good sir

Oh geez now I feel better. I thought I was the child someone let in the gentlemen club
Basically, you set up your anti lag feature, which is normally used for launching, but trigger it to work at a rolling speed. You then wire up a momentary switch so that the ECU thinks the clutch is depressed at that time. In my case, anything after 30 mph I hold the switch while going WOT and after about 2 seconds I'm at f*** 'em up level boost(40 psi in my case). I let go of the switch(never letting off the throttle) and hold on.
 
Basically, you set up your anti lag feature, which is normally used for launching, but trigger it to work at a rolling speed. You then wire up a momentary switch so that the ECU thinks the clutch is depressed at that time. In my case, anything after 30 mph I hold the switch while going WOT and after about 2 seconds I'm at f*** 'em up level boost(40 psi in my case). I let go of the switch(never letting off the throttle) and hold on.
Well I guess i need to get a clutch switch that actually works now
 
Well I guess i need to get a clutch switch that actually works now
I had my button right here the past few years but this year I'm switching it up. I should have pics in the next few days.

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I had my button right here the past few years but this year I'm switching it up. I should have pics in the next few days.

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Do you use stand alone wiring or existing wires? I saw someone use the cruise control set lever below the steering wheel but they never quite got around to answering how they wired it.
 
Do you use stand alone wiring or existing wires? I saw someone use the cruise control set lever below the steering wheel but they never quite got around to answering how they wired it.
I'm using standalone wiring. I wanted to try to keep the button for my right hand and near the console because once you let off you're banging the next gear very quickly.
 
A little sneak peak. This is the boot up screen on the new head unit. Console is still out while I wait for the button but I should have it in the next couple days. Update to come.

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Boot screen!
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Turbo drain line fabbed up. Stock location on the pan ended up being too high for my liking so I welded another bung lower down on the pan.

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Enough room for ~4qts below it?
 
Im not a cool guy with a catch can (yet) but the breather setup previous to me was bad so I tried a bit of a re-route. Dont know if im happy with it entirely but this is the test fit

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Replaced the rear sway bar bushings and links. I used the red energy bushing for the bar and some regular end links from rockauto. The energy kit comes with bushings for the bar links so I used them instead of the replacement from bar links.

Hopefully this fixes the squeaking. Not quite sure where the music is coming from, but I'll start here. Lol
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