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Braap, For these Parts below. What year vehicles did u pull them from? Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------- Here are the parts.. 1) Is the Coil pack and EDIS-6 module from an Explorer, Trigger wheel and VR sensor are from an Escort. 2) Crank trigger wheel and VR sensor as mounted on our L-28, ( I did relocate the alternator to the driver side for radiator clearance reasons.) 3) My EDIS Module mounted just under the fender. 4) My coil pack with Magnecor wires. (I used a Chrysler coil pack as its terminals are just like GM-HEI, more options for plug wires). 5) Just a cool photo of a Ford EDIS-8 system sparking on our EDIS test bench, (Yes, an EDIS-8 system destined for a SBC V-8)..

Black plugs mean to much gas, which may go w/ your running rough. Throw some new plugs in see if it runs okay. Then try and figure out why it is running rich.

What's the rock for under the front Wheel? Why isn't it painted red! Rest of the car is beautiful! ... and don't forget to paint under the wheel wells black. The overspray looks a little funky.

Why does a Intake manifold have equal length runs straight to a can verses flowing smooth like a header does into one or two exit pipes? Wouldn't it make sense to have the same nice flow the header does?

Correct, I will vent (Small Air Cleaner) the PCV, meaning not having it suck back into the intake.

Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about but if I vent the PCV valve why would it run through the intake?

This is a Sunday driver. I'm only allowed 5000 miles per my insurance. It is a third car. So in my mind, grind it off! I'm curious how carbon builds when no gas is near the TB? Just air. Is this due to gases flowing back from the injectors? Doesn't make sense to me.

So who makes a proven, reliable intake at a resonable price?

Thanks guys. That is what I thought, dont use it.

So with MS, what takes the place of th AFM? Is that part of the MS software?

I've got a 91 TB. I can go back to the junkyard very easy and get the cable. Any mods on the Pedal side of the throttle cable needed?

So with all this banter back and forth do I use it or not?

Thanks, I'd be curious to here from other Turbo members who don't have the 75 installed and what are their results?

You mean to tell that a mechanical device that opens and closes w/ sensore needs to be warmed? Sounds a little strange, but then again, i've always lived in the warm.

So I'm assuming Orlando, FL driving it is unecessary?

Searched but didn't find anything? What exactly does it cool and why? Is it necessary for turboing?

So the only reason for the spacer is to hook the stock linkage back up? If you use the 240sx cable then you don't need the spacer?

http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=107681&highlight=N42+intake Some info here ....

I know this is the more desired intake because of the lack of EGR. But if you find a 76, can’t you cut it off weld a block plate to where it was? Does the 75 flow that much better than the others? Is this because of the disruption caused by the EGR to the air flow? Are the runner’s bigger inside? Do the turbo intakes have larger inside runner's? What is wrong w/having webbing in the later models? This was put here to keep heat down correct? I would think this would be a huge advantage over the open webbing? Even w/ the heat sheild. Just trying to figure out the real significance. I don't want to jump of the bridge just because everyone else is.

Yes video the MS install. Pictures tell a 1000 words.

So the whine when you shut off the car was the turbo?

Any 280zx alt will work for this upgrade? Is there a way to tell it is a 60Amp?

Ah, thanks!

Not sure yet. I haven't seen it. It has only 79K original miles. Probably going MS so the electronics makes little to no difference. Block and head wise they are the same for the years? Is the NACA turbo Bad?

I would think if this person knows about cars how important it is you run them on a regular basis? Something sounds strange, unless money isn't a factor.