wideband, i had the driveshaft out when i welded the bung in, which is right in the way now... so i had to plug it, im going to weld a new bung at 12oclock so its out of the way

 

I gotcha , huh , I don't remember that being in the way of the shaft. Is the plugged one in a similiar location as mine -

http://picasaweb.google.com/jbrew393...93164712587970

 

thats right where mine was.

 

i think i know the answer already but im gonna ask anyways... how crucial is the wideband sensor with this setup?

 

I think I know the answer as well

 

yeah well i dont have the money for one atm... or my motor.

 

its the most important thing I bought...

 

Built was thar bus yard that you where tearing aprt in that video was it om Sainte Genevievc Ave. I had a friend here from St. Louis and he use to have friends that kive in your hometown and he thought that was the only bus yard in your town, have a Merry Christmas everyone.:santa: :santa:

 

well its the sports complex, right behind the bus yard, and yes, that is the road it was on, crazy you knew that from the vid!

 

hows it going.

this threads not dead yet.
:santa:

 

No It will never be dead for more than a week at a time... Well let me think... I got my 6 pack of torco, bumped my timing up 1 degree, it runs much stronger. So now I know how to set it up for weekend fun... I'm going to see what happens to my mpg with the boost bypass open all the time, ill take the vacuum lines off and put a tie wrap on it just for a while to see if it changes anything. I ordered the canton intercooler tank and the battery relocate kit, should be in Wednesday, put a little more weight over the back axle...

 

So your not adding that much weight, just shifting it a little ..

 

yep... pull the front end up a little higher, and squat the rear down a little lower... should help SOME

 

get a narrowed dana rear end.
wider tires.
it would probably be less fun that way though

anyway just talkin trash

 

Trans still holding up well ? I can't beleive how these E4OD's transmissions hold up with a shift kit in them..