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Sep 28, 2005, 06:19 AM
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Sorry to change subject but..
My APS BOV and two deif gauges are coing in the mail on thursday. Would any mil-town evo owners with experience in installing these parts like to help me with a proper install?
I will be happy to provide booze, install fee, grub, anything; just looking for a helping hand!
I am located right by bolsen, but i am very frequently on the eastside. I would be able to find a garage to work in, or maybe at the dealership i work at on good ope road. Any help is MUCH appreciated, so ANYONE let me know! Thanks in advance!
Chris
PS-forgot to give Honni congrats on the purchase; once the break-in is over, the adrenaline starts pumping...along with the boost
My APS BOV and two deif gauges are coing in the mail on thursday. Would any mil-town evo owners with experience in installing these parts like to help me with a proper install?
I will be happy to provide booze, install fee, grub, anything; just looking for a helping hand!
I am located right by bolsen, but i am very frequently on the eastside. I would be able to find a garage to work in, or maybe at the dealership i work at on good ope road. Any help is MUCH appreciated, so ANYONE let me know! Thanks in advance!
Chris
PS-forgot to give Honni congrats on the purchase; once the break-in is over, the adrenaline starts pumping...along with the boost
Sep 28, 2005, 08:19 AM
#1971
Originally Posted by RED DEMON
Sorry to change subject but..
My APS BOV and two deif gauges are coing in the mail on thursday. Would any mil-town evo owners with experience in installing these parts like to help me with a proper install?
I will be happy to provide booze, install fee, grub, anything; just looking for a helping hand!
I am located right by bolsen, but i am very frequently on the eastside. I would be able to find a garage to work in, or maybe at the dealership i work at on good ope road. Any help is MUCH appreciated, so ANYONE let me know! Thanks in advance!
Chris
PS-forgot to give Honni congrats on the purchase; once the break-in is over, the adrenaline starts pumping...along with the boost
My APS BOV and two deif gauges are coing in the mail on thursday. Would any mil-town evo owners with experience in installing these parts like to help me with a proper install?
I will be happy to provide booze, install fee, grub, anything; just looking for a helping hand!
I am located right by bolsen, but i am very frequently on the eastside. I would be able to find a garage to work in, or maybe at the dealership i work at on good ope road. Any help is MUCH appreciated, so ANYONE let me know! Thanks in advance!
Chris
PS-forgot to give Honni congrats on the purchase; once the break-in is over, the adrenaline starts pumping...along with the boost
What gauges? The APS is a 2minute install.
Sep 28, 2005, 08:26 AM
#1973
Originally Posted by bolsen
a friend in high school used to have a monte carlo that color.
LOL... yea.... the good ole days... :P
LOL... yea.... the good ole days... :P
Yup I miss the ole big car days. I use to have a 84 lesabre with a 305 in it, snapped the cam in 2 places but somehow the car still made it home (probably on 2 cylinders). Im just doing this project for the hell of it, getting bored of working on the evo all the time and I needed something to break it up. When I get back to the evo hopefully Ill have some new ideas.
Plus I just found out that this is a V8 t-type but the codes on the vin and rear label. 1 of 1000. They only came in gold and white + have the blackout trim. Not a collectors item but just kinda neat to find that out.
Sep 28, 2005, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by dryad001
What gauges? The APS is a 2minute install.
Two mechanical defi d-gauges, boost and a/f ratio (no need for the defi controller). Hopefully i dont have a problem with my boost gauge like some have, but you never know. It should be pretty easy, i have a custom gauge pod that goes where the stock gauge package would, so there should be a way to run it though the back. For the pod b you remove the whole "cubby", not juts put it inside, so i wouldnt need to drill through the back of the plastic cubby.
Sep 28, 2005, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted by dryad001
How about next saturday? Can all meet up in Greenfield park or something, say noonish?
Saturday, around 6?
Sep 28, 2005, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by RED DEMON
Two mechanical defi d-gauges, boost and a/f ratio (no need for the defi controller). Hopefully i dont have a problem with my boost gauge like some have, but you never know. It should be pretty easy, i have a custom gauge pod that goes where the stock gauge package would, so there should be a way to run it though the back. For the pod b you remove the whole "cubby", not juts put it inside, so i wouldnt need to drill through the back of the plastic cubby.
Your a/f gauge will be pretty much useless, it is a narrowband gauge 0-1v, and is barly accurate at WOT, your best bet is to get a wideband. Your more than welcome to stop over and take a look at my set-up or at the next meet.