stuff to remove
07-12-03, 01:06 AM
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stuff to remove
i have goten rid of all 3 of my cats
i am going to make a cold air intake setup
what are some more quick things that i can do to get some more hp or make the engine bay cleaner i like my P/S and a/c is there more than that? what about my air pump without my cats is it needed any more?
i have done a search on the air pump but it dint answer my question.
thanks
i am going to make a cold air intake setup
what are some more quick things that i can do to get some more hp or make the engine bay cleaner i like my P/S and a/c is there more than that? what about my air pump without my cats is it needed any more?
i have done a search on the air pump but it dint answer my question.
thanks
07-12-03, 02:46 AM
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tow hitches, rear carpet, storage bins, all rear plastic, spare tire, common i live in San Antoio and I have removed my a/c and p/s, all that with the rack is like 120+
07-12-03, 03:01 AM
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I will soon have a straigh through custom exhaust, (no cats) on my TII, should I remove the air pump entirely?
The previous owner has the belt taken off, and the line running to the stock cat has sections that were taken out.
What to do?
The previous owner has the belt taken off, and the line running to the stock cat has sections that were taken out.
What to do?
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07-12-03, 12:12 PM
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Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
07-12-03, 12:38 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
07-12-03, 12:48 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
I graduated with great grades and several honors and received three scholarships while havine lived in 100+ temps all my life. I don't know what the difference with me is but I still have good brain power.
Santiago
07-12-03, 12:51 PM
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lol i grew up in plano TX, if we had a car with ac, we were lucky.... gonna be moving back when i get out of the navy, and i'll be damned if my rex has ac:P
(btw we usually have 100+ degree weather for 50 or so days straight, have one cloudy day, then 100+ degree weather yet again for the rest of the summer lol.... )
(btw we usually have 100+ degree weather for 50 or so days straight, have one cloudy day, then 100+ degree weather yet again for the rest of the summer lol.... )
07-12-03, 12:57 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
naw, i don't have a/c either, but i bought the car without working air conditioning. i just live with it.
07-12-03, 01:01 PM
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Originally posted by 1987RX7guy
All three of my cars have had no functional A/c
I graduated with great grades and several honors and received three scholarships while havine lived in 100+ temps all my life. I don't know what the difference with me is but I still have good brain power.
Santiago
All three of my cars have had no functional A/c
I graduated with great grades and several honors and received three scholarships while havine lived in 100+ temps all my life. I don't know what the difference with me is but I still have good brain power.
Santiago
07-12-03, 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
Hmm, you "no Air" guys make me laugh... You know that at temps above 101F your brain starts frying and you loose brain cells, right???
Of course that also explains a lot of why some people post what they do here.
Yep, Air conditioning keeps people smarter (and cooler).
Heck there are times when I drive my 'vert with the roof down and the air condition cranked on full.
A/C is a waste of space up north here where we only have summer for two days of the year
Oh, I'm pretty sure that 101F is body temp, not ambient
07-12-03, 04:30 PM
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you can rig the airpump to control the 6 ports, this is really easy, only cost about $5 in parts from homedepot. You need a ball valve (METAL), preferably threaded, then find some threaded hose barbs that fit, find a vac hose barb and jam that into the rubber hose and epoxy it in place. put the ball valve at the end of the hose, and get someone to hold the car around 3500rpm and adjust the ball valve until you see the ports open, and tada you're done
07-12-03, 05:30 PM
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Here's a pic of the ball valve fully assembled, behind it is the hose from the airpump with the barb attached (the clear wire goes to the 5&6 port actuators) Just turn the red dial to adjust
There's a pic of it going to the airpump, I used lots of electrical tape as I sort of rigged mine up more than I had to hehehe
There's a pic of it going to the airpump, I used lots of electrical tape as I sort of rigged mine up more than I had to hehehe
