Just installed new engine management system which will not run the OMP. I want to block the injector port and lines but leave the OMP in place (disconected) is this possible?

 

you may but you will need to remove the omp and block it off with a plate and cap off the two injectors. or cap off both

 

both meaning cap off injectors and cap off pump?

 

Do it right!!!

Here
http://www.pineappleracing.com/index...PROD&ProdID=51
and here
http://www.pineappleracing.com/index...ROD&ProdID=104

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block plate for the OMP area and cap off the two injectors. this should be done correctly...

 

This is the correct way http://www.banzai-racing.com/products_FD_omp_bop.htm

Instead of trying to force 1/8 npt threads into a metric hole, potential damaging the housings

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Hey banzai, why does your website load large images that are links but don't have a hand when you hover over them?

Pages would load allot quicker if:

- thumbnail size images were loaded (instead of large images with a smaller html reference) and then when clicked loaded the pop up window with the full size of the image.

- these same thumbnail size images should change the mouse cursor to a hand instead of nothing. the onClick handler for the images is what's causing the image NOT to change the mouse cursor to a hand.

Try this as an example:

- place an anchor tag around the img tag and this will show the user that the image is a link. If you don't want the image to have a border around it that gets created from having an anchor tag around it, then place a boder=0 attribute in the image tag.

<a href="#" onclick="MM_openBrWindow('products/BOP/fd_omp_bop_kit.jpg','','scrollbars=yes,resizable=y es,width=950,height=700')"><img class="thumbnail" src="products/BOP/fd_omp_bop_kit_THUMBNAIL.jpg" width="240" height="180" border="0" alt="Banzai Racing Loads Faster!" /></a>

If you don't like using an anchor tag, you could also just create a css style that applies the hand cursor to the img tag, with or without a class name.

<style>img.thumbnail {cursor:hand; border:none;}</style>

Google to find some easy to use programs that can automagically create thumbnail size images of those already existing on the website, that way you don't have to pay someone $10 bucks an hour to meticulously size down all your images.

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Damn you! You always have to out-do me. Fine, I will now support the Banzai campaign!

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