Also, try 20lbs.

HX30 Holset Turbochargers.

 

Only watch this when you have sound.

This will cure you're spool issues and let you still run a Holset
(go to like 50s)

 

My buddy has one of those.

They don't do well on gas engines. Too hot.

 

I don't fully understand what I'm hearing there but I think I like it.

 

Its a variable geometry turbo. Crazy fast spool. And flows a **** ton.

 

Side exit exhaust is out. I decided to save money and do a left exit exhaust. I can add a muffler later if needed. I'll probably use this as the tip for some sort of muffling.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NVY...TAL&ref=plSrch

Cheapest **** I could find.

Projectors are ******* awesome. I've been chipping away on them a little bit every night. I need to finish up the wiring, mount them for good, and install the LED strips in the turn signal lenses.


Lexan came in. I might have bought too much, but it was only $30.

 

I MUST HAVE THAT SOUND!

 

I don't care who, but one of you need to be the first to run this on a miata.

 

As stated. Its very heavy and doesn't last well with gas engines.

 

I didn't say it was a good idea. I just said you should do it.

lol

 

Junkyard 9" has like double the OEM backlash. Time to learn how to set up gears :(

 

My car had a shitty past. Even before I beat on it. Check out the core support.




Headlight lids secured. Bumper needs to go back on, turn signals wired and setup. Still waiting on the HIDs to show up. Almost done. This project took way to fukin long.

 

 

Should I get the twin disc clutch flywheels surfaced? Or just wing it. I'm going to just heat them up again soon enough lol.

I kinda want to install it soon.

 

Just run it.

 

Hit it with an random orbital sander and rough it up to approximate a machined surface. Break in as per usual.

 

Thats what I like to hear

I'll install it when I pull the downpipe and build the exhaust.

 

Anyone ever installed a line lock. I kinda want one either something fancy and electric or just a ball valve in the rear line.

@patsmx5 you ever run one?

 

In a Bronco. They're great if you need to hold the car on a hill in order to grab a gear and depress the clutch. Great for dune buggies too. Not legal (technically) as an emergency brake, as they're supposed to be mechanical.

 

I just want it for burnouts.

Is yours electric or mechanical.