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Old 07-07-08, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by AudibleS.
looking good! Are you just going to buy like an ebay FMIC kit or something later on?
I'm not sure. I heard the intercooler is something you can go cheap on, but I want to do some research first. An FMIC is definitely going to be next on the mod list though.
Old 07-07-08, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by AudibleS.
I've had FMIC's on my 97 VR4 and my 93 VR4..both ebay, no problems with either. I'd personally pop for the XS power one..I'm planning on getting my full setup from them anyway.
Cool man thanks! I don't think I could justify spending $700+ on an intercooler. The XS power kit is supposed to be pretty good. I almost went that route, but I would have had to pull apart my old engine because compression numbers were a bit low. (piston rings i think)
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Went to the shop again today to get another baseline run done. The verdict? 257.9whp and 269.2ft/lbs. Yay! Standard math says I'm making just over 300 to the crank!


Also, got something exciting in the mail today.
Old 07-17-08, 12:24 AM
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Also, quick question. My AFR gets down to around 10:1. Is it normal to be running this rich at redline? Its a completely stock motor with stock ECU and no tuning. Only mods are intake and exhaust.
Old 07-17-08, 10:22 AM
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have you changed your oxygen sensor? I think its time for a tune =)
Old 07-17-08, 06:07 PM
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No, I haven't changed it. Should I have done that when I put the engine in?
And I'll probably get an SAFC or something once I get a boost controller, so I can up it a couple of pounds. That should follow this fall.
Old 08-19-08, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by OneJay
257.9whp and 269.2ft/lbs. Yay! Standard math says I'm making just over 300 to the crank!
Haha, you and your math, I'd get a second opinion
Originally Posted by OneJay
Also, quick question. My AFR gets down to around 10:1. Is it normal to be running this rich at redline? Its a completely stock motor with stock ECU and no tuning. Only mods are intake and exhaust.
If it is a CAI then it's really easy to run rich
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Figured I would update this with some engine pics. I finally rerouted my IC piping. It was going under the headlight before, but I think this is a lot cleaner. It leaves some extra room behind the bumper for more cold air to get to the engine bay. I think I'm going to make kind of a scoop under the headlight too.


Old 01-13-09, 07:20 AM
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Nice dude. Looks better than the old route we fabbed up lol...
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any pics of the cold pipe routing?
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Originally Posted by BigManne
any pics of the cold pipe routing?
Ya I'll get some up in a few.
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Here you go. I took a 180 degree bend, chopped it, and added a piece in the middle, then I routed it up to the TB.
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onejay, if you need to do the NSS rewire instead of doing the starter button follow my tutorial.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...with-pics.html
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Nice, I was gonna route my IC piping like that, but didn't have a cutting device capable at the time, so ran it through the OE spot.
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Originally Posted by Biggu
onejay, if you need to do the NSS rewire instead of doing the starter button follow my tutorial.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...with-pics.html
I tried that but it didnt work for me....from the bottom of the relay, into the black/white wire right? I also have a fuse in the extra tranny connector. Could it be because I'm a 95?


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