dont get the shorter final drive if you plan on going fi?! you'll want the long gears . . .
bit of an update....
i got me msds on, just rough for now, to test for the week
will post pics soon
dont get the shorter final drive if you plan on going fi?! you'll want the long gears . . .
why for alex..?
depends on how much power youre going to make really. Stock vr6 gearing is too tall for the standard power output and the car takes ages to wind up. Big HP cars can overcome the tall gearing whereas with shorter gearing it will be a wheelspin fest.
But yeah.. How much power are you chasing
to be honest i dont really have a goal
im just slowly workin it.... hehe
ok here are some pics for now sorry bout the bad quality
pic of coilpack with the grounding washer on due to grounding issues they need to be removed only as a precorsionary
heres me milling them out
washer removed
i made some nylon washers in the lathe just in case any more metal could of made contact
only needed three nylon washers as there is only one side of the coil with the grounding washer
pic of the icm with the tabs folded over so they dont point out
and so they dont get damaged
finished wiring
also used hot melt inbetween the tabs to further prevent any grounding issues
more pics tomorrow on the car
Last edited by mk3pete; 31-08-2009 at 11:10 PM.
a few pics roughed in for now
msd leads are slightly thicker than the oem so i had to nip the tabs off
i just used a sharp blade
That looks awesome Pete, well done.
Wish I had the cash and expertise to attempt it myself. Knowing my luck i'd do it and the coil packs would blow up
If i tried all that i'd set fire to my car!! Well done pete!
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That's quite an extensive approach to what I thought wouldn't have taken so much work. Hat goes off to you dude, you've done a very good job and I would bet money that it will run perfectly because of your methods!
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