Installing MREV plus.. help ?
Originally Posted by dofu
I'm in the area willing to help out, but this guy needs a torque wrench because I don't have one small enough to do 7.5 ft/lbs of torque, or 9.5 ft/lbs of torque, and this is an important part of the install, ESPECIALLY if he does the install himself, even with someone watching.
^ Kwansai, thanks for your input, but 3 people have already come forward in this thread willing to help with the install. In NorCal, it is quite a common thing for our members to assist each other with their installs- I know because I've helped a few people, and a few people helped me too. I am sure somebody will help Cloud.
Originally Posted by bythabay
I can provide the small torque wrench.. given that I get to watch/participate 
Originally Posted by myst
darn you SF people! Always plotting installs without me 
When my spacer comes in, I'm going to be bothering all you guys... a l o t !
When my spacer comes in, I'm going to be bothering all you guys... a l o t !
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From: Rowland heights, CA
I appreciate the help guys =)
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
Originally Posted by cloud
I appreciate the help guys =)
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
Originally Posted by cloud
I appreciate the help guys =)
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
but the only problem is where I guess. Let's not forget that the car has to cool overnight. so obviously I can't drive it somewhere then do the install right after.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
^ Kwansai, thanks for your input, but 3 people have already come forward in this thread willing to help with the install. In NorCal, it is quite a common thing for our members to assist each other with their installs- I know because I've helped a few people, and a few people helped me too. I am sure somebody will help Cloud.
Cloud . . . . appreciate these people. I'm off the soap box now 'aight.
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From: Rowland heights, CA
Sorry guys, I found out that I have an extremely busy schedule and that its impossible to do the install in a get together so I dropped it off at ZCG earlier today. However, I'm encountering problems. such as pinging and the gains were lower than average.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...879#post937879
I really appreciate all of you offering to help. Once again sorry.
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...879#post937879
I really appreciate all of you offering to help. Once again sorry.
Last edited by cloud; Jan 20, 2006 at 07:58 PM.
No problem, the Mod bug gets around and never seems to go away - someone always has it 
That said, I'm soooo sick of brake dust from the OEM brakes, good thing they were free under warranty. As soon as they wear out, I'm getting me some ceramics and I hope we have a brake-pad-changing-guru in the Bay Area 'cause I knows I is gonna need sum halp.
Andy, I make money off comedy - people pay me to stop telling jokes (side job).
That said, I'm soooo sick of brake dust from the OEM brakes, good thing they were free under warranty. As soon as they wear out, I'm getting me some ceramics and I hope we have a brake-pad-changing-guru in the Bay Area 'cause I knows I is gonna need sum halp.
Andy, I make money off comedy - people pay me to stop telling jokes (side job).