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Old 07-19-2004, 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by rateds2k,Jul 17 2004, 06:48 AM
I tried to get a pick of where I capped it off but could not.
Polished manifold looks nice. Now you need a matching polished fuel rail
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Originally Posted by RCR S2,Jul 19 2004, 08:36 PM
Polished manifold looks nice. Now you need a matching polished fuel rail
Intake Manifold is not polished.

Dut-I will be getting rid of those extra tubes off of the sensor soon so it will not look incomplete.
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- thats some shiny ass polishing you got there...
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Told you it is not polished
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Originally Posted by rateds2k,Jul 20 2004, 01:24 PM
Told you it is not polished
- its polished so hard that it turned chrome
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And we have a wiener, er I meant winner.
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Originally Posted by rateds2k,Jul 20 2004, 02:15 PM
And we have a wiener, er I meant winner.
- looking at your avatar, it looks like you like weiners
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Touche.
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Any better price for the Hondata heatshield than $60?
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let me give some insight on this topic. for those following it. far too much thinking has gone into this post. listen, all you have to do, is take the end of the hose off of the nipple at the thermostat housing, then, you take a 3/8 bolt, that has a good length shank before the threads start,, lets say 1/2 inch to 1 inch. saw off the head, and saw off the threads, now you have a little *bullet*. lube it up, then stuff it up into the hose. now, slide the hose back onto that nipple.(id suggest hose clamp around the outside of the hose where the bullet is) no coolant will flow into that cooling circuit now. at the manifold side the gasket blocks it. so you have now closed off this entire circuit. which includes the IAC, and the TB. yes, you will see a benefit, and no it will not effect idle warm up times.
there, now you have a non hokey engine compartment. and no one can even tell you have the gasket in. also i would suggest you use gaskacinch, on the gasket. it is an anaerobic sealant. you paint it on very thin, and it only dries to the absence of air. DO NOT overtorque the manifold, as some have suggested. drive the car for a day , then after it cools, retorque them all again in the factory pattern. this will be the last time you have to touch it. i have 15k miles on mine now, and not one problem, except that all the haters cant figure out why the car is so damn fast. lates dave


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