Checking my Coils and.....
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From: Selden NY
wont be full when we're done Dynoing mine with it, hehehehe
Mark
Your Motor looks awesome, nothing like a brand new motor, and a PSP built one at that
I walked over to it today, looked over your heads and springs (I def got Spring Envy 
) and said to Sal, is this what a real set of heads look like, his response was YEP
God if I knew then what I know now @&(^$@$%(@$%@()$%@($%@(@$
Maybe if I hurry I can still make it in time to get him drunk.....
Mark
Your Motor looks awesome, nothing like a brand new motor, and a PSP built one at that
I walked over to it today, looked over your heads and springs (I def got Spring Envy ) and said to Sal, is this what a real set of heads look like, his response was YEPGod if I knew then what I know now @&(^$@$%(@$%@()$%@($%@(@$
Maybe if I hurry I can still make it in time to get him drunk.....
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From: Hammer Lane
Originally Posted by Rob_02Lightning
Maybe if I hurry I can still make it in time to get him drunk.....
When I finally get enough money scraped together, for a little PSP magic, I guess I'm gonna have to send you on vacation, so Sal can get some work done.
BTW... 'Hope you've finally found the culprit causing your problems.
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From: Auburn Wa
Rob...your a nut case....but I mean that in a brotherly way 
Do you have and air hose with some sort of an extension tube ?? This method works but problem is you will never really know what was in there because it will fly to the next zip code when you pull the trigger.
Dale
Do you have and air hose with some sort of an extension tube ?? This method works but problem is you will never really know what was in there because it will fly to the next zip code when you pull the trigger.
Dale
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From: O'Fallon, MO
Originally Posted by Odin's Wrath
When I finally get enough money scraped together, for a little PSP magic, I guess I'm gonna have to send you on vacation, so Sal can get some work done.
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evil plasma booster and those vampire wire taps, those are the worst kind of wire spice ever made. I can't believe a company would actually reccomend using those with there product. Especially under a engine bay in a bad environment.
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From: Selden NY
Originally Posted by St Louis Lightning
It is a thing of beauty!
So this is whats going back in yours instead
http://www.robs02lightning.com/galle...0Hoist%203.jpg
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From: O'Fallon, MO
Originally Posted by Rob_02Lightning
When I saw that Motor, and saw it was built for n20 I'm sorry I just had to have it
So this is whats going back in yours instead
So this is whats going back in yours instead
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Rob, I'm laughing because misery loves company.
During my last spark plug change, I couldn't get a socket on the plug to remove it to save my life. I was convinced I had somehow rounded the 8 point nut part of the plug enough to keep the socket from getting on it.
Then I posted on here and NLOC, and somebody told me to look in the hole because there might be something in there. I didn't think that would solve anything because I am **** about keeping schit out of the engine area, and keeping it clean, etc. Well, low and behold, I found a cut tiewrap in there from when I was fussing with my oil separator. Once I fished that gotdamn tiewrap out with a coathanger, problem solved. The worst thing about it was, I wasted over 2 hours on just that single spark plug hole because I was constantly trying to get the socket on it, since I was convinced I had rounded it off.
I hate the modular design. Liek you, I have worked on enough old school designs to know better.
During my last spark plug change, I couldn't get a socket on the plug to remove it to save my life. I was convinced I had somehow rounded the 8 point nut part of the plug enough to keep the socket from getting on it.
Then I posted on here and NLOC, and somebody told me to look in the hole because there might be something in there. I didn't think that would solve anything because I am **** about keeping schit out of the engine area, and keeping it clean, etc. Well, low and behold, I found a cut tiewrap in there from when I was fussing with my oil separator. Once I fished that gotdamn tiewrap out with a coathanger, problem solved. The worst thing about it was, I wasted over 2 hours on just that single spark plug hole because I was constantly trying to get the socket on it, since I was convinced I had rounded it off.
I hate the modular design. Liek you, I have worked on enough old school designs to know better.