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UPDATE!

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^ Because Racebonne
 
Now intercooler drop in, 3.2 pulley, headers, tune, and get the last half of the air box out of the engine bay!!!

Do It!
 
Looks great, how does the underside look? If people just washed the car once in a while in the winter and cleaned off over flow from the gas pump, you wouldn't have any of that on the gas cap area. People are so lazy, but their lose is your gain.
 


How long did that VC gasket take..lol You know you were loving it.

On the gas tank door issue. That's common to the bonnes of this style. It sseems there's a piece of foam or something inside the fender that keeps water from draining and presto..sitting water causes the issue.
 
nice find. i almost bought a 2003 for a winter beater but guy had issues and wanted too much
 
Its running again, tonight I changed the FPR, EGR, and MAF. Im seeing a slight vac leak somewhere as im seeing 20.2 and then it will dip to 15.8 and then come back to 20.2
 


spray some carb cleaner around the vac lines, there lines that run all over the engine bay, to the evap and the vac system to work the vent direction in the dash.
 
scottydoggs said:
spray some carb cleaner around the vac lines, there lines that run all over the engine bay, to the evap and the vac system to work the vent direction in the dash.
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Not to thread jack but all my vents blow fine on my 98 GT except the one on the left side of the steering wheel. Do you think i could have vac leak some where?
 
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