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MR-4Door-SR20DET ^Wow. You guys are playing with fire lol. That's good to know that it is lasting though. At least get some BC springs on stock r's bro lol.
I will lol. Right now it was just to make a quick little budget daily driver. I'm tearing the motor down in the winter to get her some new pistons and I think some valvetrain upgrades will be in order as well. I left the boost side but **** NA is fukin fun.
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AaroNX You need to drop the gap to around 35 or so on those plugs. As for the gauge, the bottle doesn't really matter. Don't get on of the little gauges that mount on the bottle, get one that you can have in view of the drivers seat. It's best to know where it is at all times without having to go back to look at the bottle.
Get a bottle heater. With fall coming you really need to keep them warm to keep the pressure up.
Thanks for the advice. I'm going to drop the gap tomorrow. A bottle heater is on deck as well. I touched it today and it was freezing (40* temps all day). My friend has a nitrous gauge and hes doing an all motor K20/K24 build so I think I should be able to get that tonight!
On a good note, I figured it out! The car hauls some serious ****in ass. Just off the 50 shot car is ripping the tires to hell and I just put brand new tires on it.
Turns out when I mounted the WOT switch, it was too far. I though the arm off the TB came closer to the end but it didn't. With a custom little bracket, she is spraying and moving out now. Once it going into VVL, wow its insane. Feels like my big turbo car.
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Pri wouldnt rev past 8500 anyways but bet it sounds great at 9500
I usually try to shift right before 9K. It drops the car in such a sweet spot and keeps it moving hard. My boy has a custom freak header and intake manifold to help his motor breath so it screams up there without asking. Lol.