Real nice John. I like that block coat. What duplicolor is that?
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Originally posted by NH-503P-3 View PostReal nice John. I like that block coat. What duplicolor is that?
It was this. Not that this tells you anything as they don't put codes on their cans. I had a lighter one, said nope, took it back and got the middle darkness which is this can. And used very light coats.
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Originally posted by Rilas View PostJohn, I'm still around. I was actually working on all my pictures last night to catch up my MRT. Hopefully I can get that done tonight. You know life > cb7tuner forums ugh.
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Originally posted by timmy0tool View Postnow that's a manifold! nice build going on in here!
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That sucks. The B-series gears are the same as the H23A1 non-VTEC, but not the H22A.My Members' Ride Thread - It's a marathon build, not a sprint. But keep me honest on the update frequency!
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Originally posted by NH-503P-3 View PostThat’s not cool. Can they be exchanged?
Originally posted by Jarrett View PostThat sucks. The B-series gears are the same as the H23A1 non-VTEC, but not the H22A.
Ahh well. I'll paint the old ones and put them back on.
The other item on the list was the AEM fuel filter I bought which (unfortunately) is the size of a paint can). But it has 10an female fittings on the end. I don't think they make an adapter to allow the OEM line nut/end, so I think they want you to run a new braided line with AN fittings on the ends. I think......
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Best option for fuel filters that I have found for OEM fittings is the AEM HF fuel filter PN: 25-200BK. I used a red one for years. Paper filter cartridge is changeable.
http://www.aemelectronics.com/produc...me-fuel-filter
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Originally posted by GhostAccord View PostBest option for fuel filters that I have found for OEM fittings is the AEM HF fuel filter PN: 25-200BK. I used a red one for years. Paper filter cartridge is changeable.
http://www.aemelectronics.com/produc...me-fuel-filter
And don't work on your car when you are pissed off at the world! This is the balancer tensioner bolt which broke off, and then a drill bit which broke off in the hole. I just wanted to throw the drill at the wall as hard as i could....
I did get it out. All caused by this fucking thing. Used for the first time since I bought it several months ago. And the dam thing doesn't click! I even tried it on 30'lbs/tq on a wheel lug nut and nothing. It does nothing different when it's set to 30 or 150. I don't get it.
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Originally posted by Raf99 View PostThat looks like a 10AN fitting too. So how are you going from the OEM banjo bolt to the 10AN?Originally posted by AEM.comThread sizes for filter are 12x1.25 top and 14x1.50 bottom.
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ok, stupid question. How does a small torque wrench work?
I returned the one in the above pic for a new one and it's the same. There is no 'click' when you reach torque spec. Also the "give" in the handle is the same at 30ft/lbs or 150ft/lbs. I tried using it on my wheel lug nuts which I know are 85ft/lbs, and I had the wratchet set to 30ft/lbs. No sound, hand has that "spring" to it right away. Set it to 150ft/lbs and handle 'spring' is still there and obviously no click.
I'm confused. I can use my 1/2" large impact one and set it to 30ft/lbs and it clicks no problem.
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