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Domzs

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  1. From what I can see , I think they are a little too close . Maybe another 4" to 6" further back and if you can , have them at least at 45 deg angle . Your call .
  2. Check your charging system to make sure the alternator , belt , and also alter. pulley ( make sure it's correct size ) all good . Also idle rpm .
  3. Like RebekahsZ said , install 2 additional bungs for wideband tuning .
  4. Any pic ? As long as they are not close to the bottom , you'll be ok .
  5. You need to put the O2 6" to 8" after the collector so it can read more accurate . Make sure the O2 is facing up , less chance of getting water ( moisture ) contamination ( inside exhaust system ) .
  6. Headers look great . Place your O2 bung about 6" to 8" after the collector . So you have to remove the motor to get the headers off ? And what about starter replacement , header comes off ?
  7. Like NewZed stated , the fuel pump will stay on once the engine is running and during crank ( AFM opens ) .
  8. $400 for an almost complete turbo motor is a great deal .
  9. V8 anyone ? Don't get me wrong , I like Nissan motors except for my Z32 ( a pain in the a** to work on ) . An LS motor will get your HP goal with ease and it's lighter too . As for the cost , if you do it right you can have it for far less than 6K .
  10. It's a sleeper . . It's unique .
  11. Very nice car but not 50k nice .
  12. IMO , Gen I and II Chevy are old tech . Most people are converting old Chevy small blocks to LS series motors . If you are planning on a V8 conversion , go with the LS . It'll save you time and money in the long run .
  13. V8 it . LS motor if you can . It's a lot harder to do but it's worth it .
  14. Check your ignition switch operation . Make sure all inputs and outputs are there .
  15. I don't think you can repair parts for it . Either buy new or used . Good luck .
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