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I'd say follow the manufacturer recommendations. I know Koni says no boots, but others suggest them.

Got it. I thought it was probably something like that.

What exactly is a zero hole?

I've ordered from them a few times. The only issue I've had is they didn't send a part, I asked for an update, and they replied "Oh its back-ordered for 12-16 weeks. We'll let you know when we get them in." They were prompt about issuing a refund when I asked for one, though.

What's the name of the shop? It would be interesting to look at the pictures on IG.

I suppose an alternative would be to just have the ECU(will be a Haltech in my case) output the wheel speed data to the MK60. I believe I could setup an output that scales one set of the VSS pulses to match the number of teeth on the other set. The MK60 wouldn't know the difference.

Big Sur is a great choice for a stop. I haven't been there in a few years, but Julia Pfeiffer State Park is right on PCH and has some nice little hikes if you're into that. You might also be able to catch some elephant seal stragglers on the beaches near Hearst Castle.

I've long been planning on and working towards having traction control in my car. I've been doing some reading about the MK60 units. It's handy that it outputs the wheel speed and yaw data as raw values that ECUs can read as regular inputs. It avoids having to make the can systems communicate. The only downside is that the ABS unit requires the sensor ring on each wheel to have the same number of teeth. I haven't pulled my R200SN off the shelf to count, but I'm guessing it doesn't have the same number of teeth as the Subaru tone rings I have for the front.

What are you using to control it?

What brand is the ABS unit? Aftermarket or pulled out of another car?

It doesn't affect the actual spring rate, but it changes the wheel rate. The further you space out the wheel, the longer the moment arm pressing up on the spring, reducing how stiff the suspension is.

https://forums.hybridz.org/topic/128708-wide-body-build-thread-fiberglass-mafia-kit-molded/

I would guess the fact that it was displayed at SEMA gave it a good price bump, and yes, it having an RB26 definitely upped the price compared to a big block Chevy.

https://www.speedhut.com/ecommerce/product/2585/SpeedBox™-GPS-VSS-to-Mechanical-Drive-Speed-Converter You may have to do some work to adapt the threads.

This thread is 15 years old.

Got it, thanks. The Interior Innovations door cards have extra seams that I'm not a big fan of, so I was hoping they matched well. JF Customs(the eBay seller) also sells a leather console and dash that I was thinking about buying, which would presumably be the same color as the door cards. In your opinion, are the shades of black different enough that it would look funny if one is on the tunnel and one is on the console? I guess the original vinyl and plastic weren't the exact same color either, but they were at least different materials.

I was looking at some interior stuff today and ended up coming to this thread. How well would you say the ebay door panels match the Interior Innovations leather? I like the look of both of them, but it's hard to tell from the pictures if one is a lot smoother than the other.

OBD-II wasn't standard until 1996, so no, you won't be able to plug an OBD reader in and get full diagnostic data. Hell, OBD-I wasn't even a standard until 1988.

Ironhead, were you pressing out the races or the bearings? All the S30 front hubs I know of, including my T3 hubs, use tapered bearings that don't press in.

Oh, I hadn't even noticed the passenger seat was different. The passenger seat looks like it is actually an LXB, so you might be able to get something out of it, even though a pair would be better.

I'm going to disagree with that last part. Recaro LS/LX seats go for a good bit of money. I don't believe that's what your seats are, but there are other classic models that bring quite a bit. The random logo would definitely decrease their value though.

When I saw the first pictures I thought you were crazy for taking on that project, but after seeing your sheet metal skills it makes a lot more sense.

I did a bit of googling. Here's the link. http://alteredz.com/MichaelOlsBBZ.htm

I'm enjoying thia so far.

The site that has done that I think 3 times in the last few weeks. I had other people verify that it wasn't just me. It seemed you could get to the site while not logged in or by using an incognito tab, but using a browser with saved login credentials would produce the error. I see the site look has changed a bit, presumably due to a software update? Hopefully the reoccurring error goes away with the update.