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I used spray rubber on top of the aluminum plate I riveted in. it worked well, and it's still sealed after e years.

I'm pretty sure the stuff they advertise on TV is regular spray rubber, but it ca ...

working for a company that uses plastic turbines and impellers on steel axles that are made to spin up to 30k rpm, I have to agree that it's only a matter of time before it slips on the axle, even if ...

a buddy of mine uses evans in his bikes. he had to completely dry out his coolant system on one because mixing water with evans is bad,, but after that fiasco, he hasn't had to perform any cooling sys ...

I modified 240sx motors. it was a pita and honestly not worth it. look to see if you can find some small, light headlight motors that you can adapt, maybe?

there is a drain plug in each floorboard. you can try to pop it to drain the interior, but if you don't have all that much water in there, it may not be worth trying.

foam air filters really aren't good for your car. and K&N ones don't filter too well. your best bet is to put a purolator or a fram in the stock box.
if you're dead set on using one of those terr ...

the bolt outs I use work very well. mine are branded as kobalt, and they're a few inches long. drill a hole so that about a half inch of the bolt out fits and then crank on it with a wrench. if necess ...

oyou should make a mold of this. I'd get this in plastic!

mine came with a thrush glasspack. sounded like a race car. I would recommend something a little less noisy, unless you're sure it'll pass noise pollution regulations in your area.

I agree with catamax. it would be a huge bummer if you got it painted, then found out you didn't like it, or it fell apart after a month...

from what I gathered, a new kit should handle EDIS out of the box. at least that's what the site says.

both of my grant rubber grip wheels held up really well. one I got used from a 74 super beetle and now has 75k miles on it! only signs of use is the rubber is worn a bit and lost some of the bumpy tex ...

considering, after shippng, they'd be close to $800 for a new pair-yeah, not bad.

I've done this exact thing to an engine before. I took a turn too hard in a race and the bottom end was starved for oil for a few seconds, and it started clattering. what made it worse was I tried to ...

You are commanded to install a trio of Weber EFI TBs and Megasquirt that thing.
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