Hmmm, slick looking thing but I have to wonder about anything with the working parts on the outside. Wouldn't you have to clean that thing...
You had the little lever on the wrong side? This one? [IMG]This image has been resized. Click this bar to view the full image. The original...
Ohhh, yea... blow by... good point, that's got to go somewhere too.
Jeees, that's what I thought you guys were talking about... How's a pressure relief going to work? Is that going to be like a poor man's...
There will be a special order charge to get *that* on your keychain.
Maybe it's the camera, but the pistons don't look so shiney on the old one...
But you will only have to buy one (ever) :D.
Waaay more involved than that. and a lot is due to the struts that work with the springs as a system.
A breather would probably work if you put a check valve under it right? So the intake side is only intake? The PCV valve should be one way and...
Is there a difference between the Tial, Tiel, Teil? or are these just "alternate" spellings
Watch the guy's face who is sitting at the start line in the orange blanket.
....'cause we're all old enough to know we were screwed when you asked... "does this make my butt look big?"
They're made by hand, by one guy, one at a time...
I thought it was engine #2 or maybe #3 when they revoked your pc tuning license?
wow!!! 3 consecutive runs? R/T and 60' look like a robot was driving it. that's unbelievable
Parallel park <---or---> 4 wheel drift with curb encounter imminent :hmm::hmm::hmm::hmm::whistle:
Wow, outstanding! You spooled it up and hit/timed everything perfectly.
Might make it worse right? Same torque/load when you whip that wheel around to miss the curb while the pump is turning lower rpms. Kind of like...
For those of you who missed "part 1" it's right here and a very good discussion providing the background for this....
Congrats Steve! From the pics we've seen so far, luck probably didn't have all that much to do with it (and they must have kept you from doing any...
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