Starting My Cam Install Tomorrow...wish me luck.
08-25-2005, 09:26 PM
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Good luck, follow jmx's instructions and be patient. Will you be doing it by yourself? it's possible but frustrating, yet you dont waste all the time of people bs'ing you either.
You will love the new found power
Sorry: I guess I should have read to the end of the post before posting myself
You will love the new found power
Sorry: I guess I should have read to the end of the post before posting myself
08-26-2005, 11:17 PM
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You know, both looks of the dogs are priceless; I had some dogs a few years ago, and after a while (took some sorting out...), they started towards certain things in the workshop. Now I'm not sure if it was a cooincidence...but they could distinguish a beer from soda. Talk about manners, lol. 
08-26-2005, 11:29 PM
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Well, just another quick update. My buddy came over and he installed the springs, oil pump, cam and timing chain. Also, taking out the steering rack was a bit of a PITA, but all in all, he busted it out like a pro(Thanks Jason). I will post some more pics tomorrow. SO, now what I have left to do, is back it all back together. If anyone wants to help...come on over. Now, I get to sit back and have a beer.
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08-27-2005, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Blown Interceptor
Well, just another quick update. My buddy came over and he installed the springs, oil pump, cam and timing chain. Also, taking out the steering rack was a bit of a PITA, but all in all, he busted it out like a pro(Thanks Jason). I will post some more pics tomorrow. SO, now what I have left to do, is back it all back together. If anyone wants to help...come on over. Now, I get to sit back and have a beer.
Jason
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But seeing that you're in cali, that's a bit of a trip for me from Florida. I think now I understand why you went with the 114..... Cali Emissions!
08-28-2005, 12:46 PM
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Hi Jason hows it going? This is Chris I sold you some 4:10 gears a few years ago.
I was wondering how do you think that cam is going to do as far as emissions? Im thinking about a TR 220 for my car but im still looking into different options.Are you going to have your car tuned or just try to get by with stock tunning?
Thanks, Chris
I was wondering how do you think that cam is going to do as far as emissions? Im thinking about a TR 220 for my car but im still looking into different options.Are you going to have your car tuned or just try to get by with stock tunning?
Thanks, Chris
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08-28-2005, 03:33 PM
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Hey Chris,
I am using HP tuners to tune my car. I have heard other people have passed with the TR 224. I am not sure what I need to de-tune when smog time comes. I actually heard they scan your car for any PCM mods. So I might have to put the stock tune in when it comes time for smog.
I am using HP tuners to tune my car. I have heard other people have passed with the TR 224. I am not sure what I need to de-tune when smog time comes. I actually heard they scan your car for any PCM mods. So I might have to put the stock tune in when it comes time for smog.
