you must give amazing head, because there is no other way a wife would allow this to go on under her roof 
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Or the rest of our lives is a lot more fancy and expensive than a little honda motor and an economy caryou must give amazing head, because there is no other way a wife would allow this to go on under her roof
lmao
haha from facebook CHILD is basically a sheik with nothing but women and bottles!!! no need to knock econo cars tho hahaOr the rest of our lives is a lot more fancy and expensive than a little honda motor and an economy car
touche my good man.Or the rest of our lives is a lot more fancy and expensive than a little honda motor and an economy car
Not knocking 'em at all. I love them. Cheap, easy to fix, and a million different combinations of parts. I'ts like a badass LEGO!
hahaha
Just some more pics of randomness as I gather some funds up for more junk. I've been playing around with my crawling and "da da da dee oOOHH!!! ahhh" talking son, so I never got around to port matching my RBC manifold. I need to jump on it so that I can finally make the manifold look at home with the rest of the shiny crap.
Thermal gasket provided with the 70mm throttle body
Got the opening all drawn on to port match it
Just some random side shot. I thought it was kinda cool how the shiny bits are blending together pretty well (IMO of course)
rear look before blocking off ports
overhead look before blocking off ports
Get a look at the spoon sports tool box lol
HR throttle position sensor installed
EVAP purge blocked off. Uses a nice and simple press in piece
Cruise control bracket removed
lower IACV ports blocked off
bolted in place with the nice supplied hardware
my next task whenever i decide to not be lazy
I like this shot because i've done the angle soo many times and I can see the motor change over time
another shot of the removed bracket (so i guess it's not really a shot of the bracket)
To remind myself that I am making progress, i grabbed my HR cold air intake from my "hybrid racing warehouse room" and threw it on for some pics
and then i finally got bored and went back in the house lol
just beautiful
the cold air is a hose? 0.o
So jelly, Keep it up the great work!
So soooo clean. So much detail. If I had the money to drop right now, this is the route I'd go as well (along with boost haha).
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Be looking good mon,
what is the black on the lower half of the butterfly
what is the black on the lower half of the butterfly
silicon to insulate the intake charge instead of absorbing heat. Colder and more dense air inside, heat kept outside. Cant beat that.
Its just graphite paint around the rim of the butterfly that's used to seal the throttle body from a vacuum leak. It's carbon based, so if it flakes off later it's safe in the engine.Be looking good mon,
what is the black on the lower half of the butterfly
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When's this bad boy getting installed?
After i buy the other things i want for it.
Major parts:
Kpro and prb ecu
Custom wireworx wiring harness
exhaust
Upgraded sifter cables (backordered, on waiting list from hybrid racing)
Ac/ps delete (backordered, on waiting list from hybrid racing)
6 puck clutch with pressure plate
Hybrid racing sub harness (backordered, on waiting list)
all the other things i need i can probably all buy at once...mostly OEM replacement parts, brand new bolts, seals, and brackets.
I could finish faster if i didn't want the overly fancy pieces, but i prefer to buy those things once and get what i want right from the start.
Major parts:
Kpro and prb ecu
Custom wireworx wiring harness
exhaust
Upgraded sifter cables (backordered, on waiting list from hybrid racing)
Ac/ps delete (backordered, on waiting list from hybrid racing)
6 puck clutch with pressure plate
Hybrid racing sub harness (backordered, on waiting list)
all the other things i need i can probably all buy at once...mostly OEM replacement parts, brand new bolts, seals, and brackets.
I could finish faster if i didn't want the overly fancy pieces, but i prefer to buy those things once and get what i want right from the start.