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  • gtrjon
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    sounds like pure sex

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  • M13
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    Vid link fixed, uploaded a youtube version instead of FB.

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  • mfroese
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    Due to Privacy Settings, not everyone can see this video. Log in to Facebook if you have permission.

    Please fix so we can see idle goodness.

    thx.

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  • M13
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    a quick phone camera vid on the idle.


    Keep in mind I still have to tune my cam gears so this can only sound better!
    Last edited by M13; 03-06-2011, 07:41 PM.

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  • M13
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    rabbit, I got my Nistune from Ztune back when they were around.


    Marc, because of our WTF snow in Vancouver, car hasn't moved + I need to re-aircare my car before I can insure. I'm also missing some body panels so I prefer not to drive in its half-assed state.

    I'm sure it'd be drivable, just needs a tune to sort out the base idle AFR and optimize my cams.


    Idle sounds ******* sweet. I'm glad I didn't go w/ 256. Still waiting for my money from paypal (RHDJapan issue....)

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  • mattk
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    Originally posted by RABBIT View Post
    Where'd you get your nistune board?I can't find em.
    And have no desire to go haltech right now.

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    I recently got my nistune installed at Auto Dream in Calgary, AB. It cost $300 for the type 2 realtime board, $50 for install, and $100 for the software key.

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  • nelsonmxmarc
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    How's it running with the new cams? Still relatively drivable?

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  • RABBIT
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    Where'd you get your nistune board?I can't find em.
    And have no desire to go haltech right now.

    Sent from my HTC Magic using Tapatalk

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  • M13
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    I just got a new sensor put in. How does it blow up on its own when I haven't touched it since October LOL.

    stupid oem sensors. Can't wait til I get a STACK in this bitch.

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  • RABBIT
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    Happemd to me too,
    Ended up being the sensor blewed up.

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  • M13
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    Hooked up the battery and the car runs like a champ. mmm cams sound pretty good and rev's so much faster. 264 duration ftw!

    One little problem though, the stock coolant temp gauge is not working, everything is connected... any ideas? I swear one of these days I'm just going to rewire everything bc I hate having old wires in my engine bay.

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  • M13
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    Honestly, the weight for cam gears will be hardly noticed, but I just thought it'd be good information for the community.

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  • jdms13rhd
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    man, I am glad you weighed your cam gears. I've been wondering for the past little bit but haven't had a chance to weigh the stockers to compare with a set of aftermarket ones I had. I just weighed the aftermarket ones I have and they are heavier than the oem units! Arg 584 grams for the ones I got. Im going to get rid of them now. Anyone selling and adj cam gears???

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  • amnash
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    ya it looks 100% better

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  • M13
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    Originally posted by amnash View Post
    whats your catch can set up look like? and how did you remove the oem neck things from the valve cover to use an fittings? i couldnt get mine off
    I have a catch can that will be installed once everything is done. Right now it'd be in the way too much.

    The stock PCV neck comes out if you carefully twist it out using a screw driver. Put the screw driver through the holes then use the leverage to turn it as you gently pull up. It should pop out.

    As for the AN-10 fitting, there was a guy that sold custom fitting bungs for a great price. I dunno if he's on here anymore.

    Honestly, AN- fitting for PCV is more for the look rather than function. You'll save fuckloads of money by using stock fittings and regular hose and clamp. I have a certain look I'm going for under the bay and the AN-10 would complement everything nicely.

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