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KiNK43

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  1. Rust in that spot is leaky windscreensville! That what killed my mb6. Looked mint. But rotted same place as that due to windscreen
  2. Standard old jap car mate. There will be a seal not closing up properly somewhere. Door or boot possibly
  3. No way. change the pump and tensioner. Can't see any reason why there telling you that. There Moving parts prone to wear. Prices seem a bit steep as well.
  4. Could live with a little. The mounts I fitted on mine were stupid. Felt like id broke my car.
  5. Probably the 205s dude. Like say I used to have same spec wheel. Rota circuit 8 16x7 et 40. But I had 195 45 16 tyres. No rubbing what so ever but the rears were very close so I'd imagine your 205s would be enough to scrape.
  6. To be fair though. Driving on the minimum marker is hardly starved of oil. Still plenty in there.
  7. Nah probably not. Think he's just saying suprised it works on stock p28. And curious about single vtec crossover. But that's normal.
  8. The ones with either warning light. Or a peak function. @Chandler
  9. Nice job dude. Looks great. So what's the plan with this??? Rebuilding the engine that failed??
  10. Yeah p28 is from a d16z6. So single vtec at like 5k or something around there.
  11. Not suprised after all that wire tucking and stuff you did jeez that looked knarly. @Chandler
  12. Will mount boost sensor and possibly the oil pressure sensor on the bulkhead and run cables to there in some sort of conduit. I'm using a Sandwhich plate I baught for the oil sensors but pressure sensor is so big I think it will interfere with block or something else. So looking to connect it with a braided hose.
  13. Yeah sensors included @chandler. Boost gauge is also digital so has a sensor. If you spend a little more the next model up has daisy chained looms included. So much less faffing about with solder etc. But yeah quite happy with them.
  14. Have a look at a guide to socket an obd1 ecu because there's a few other components that are added as well as the socket itself. So could be worth checking those places for dry joints or anything suspect
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