people who installed their mrev2+spacer
hmm i received mines and normally i have people at the shop work on my car. just wondering who here has done it and lives in sj that would like to help me out on this =\
chris.
chris.
Originally Posted by zrebel
hmm i received mines and normally i have people at the shop work on my car. just wondering who here has done it and lives in sj that would like to help me out on this =\
chris.
chris.
well, i will eventually get a torque wrench tomorrow. but problem is getting the tight bolts off the strut bar 0_o other question is that control valve thing, i'm pretty HMM when it comes to cuttin somethin... and it is necessary?
chris.
chris.
Last edited by zrebel; Dec 8, 2006 at 11:40 PM.
Originally Posted by zrebel
well, i will eventually get a torque wrench tomorrow. but problem is getting the tight bolts off the strut bar 0_o other question is that control valve thing, i'm pretty HMM when it comes to cuttin somethin... and it is necessary correct?
chris.
chris.
I got mine about a month ago from the GB here on the forum and installed i myself. It was a very easy install, took about 2 hours because of all the reading and double checking what I was doing. Yes get a torque wrench, even a cheap one is better than nothing. I ran out and got one for $26 and that's really all you need. The cutting only happens on one rubber hose and if there's a mistake no worries as you'll just be installing the valve.
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Ive done this a few times, (my car + Corsair, 4myZ350 and Bubble) its not hard. I have all the tools and could come over and help you provided we can get in out of the rain.
Week nights work best for me if you're up for it.
Chris
Week nights work best for me if you're up for it.
Chris
hey sorry to but in, but is there anyone in the 209 are, lodi/stockton/galt/tracy area that wouldn't mind helping me install this setup.. i have an 03track and was thinking about getting the Mrev2 and maybe the 5/16 spacer also,(is it worth it to get both witout a reflash?)... any and all help would be great... i have no tools at all
Sunny

Sunny
Most can do it without a reflash.
I usually bring up the reflash because sometimes it will lean out beyond nominal and not make additional gains. In this case it will help to get a reflash to flow a little more fuel to compensate for the additional air.
I usually bring up the reflash because sometimes it will lean out beyond nominal and not make additional gains. In this case it will help to get a reflash to flow a little more fuel to compensate for the additional air.
Originally Posted by nizan
This is a helpful tool.
http://ww2.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=92349
http://ww2.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=92349
i used a glove and a nut driver on youngz33 and my car, we didn't have a in/pound wrench, only foot/pound wrenches that wouldn't go low enough. A glove with a nut driver worked fine for us!
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
Most can do it without a reflash.
I usually bring up the reflash because sometimes it will lean out beyond nominal and not make additional gains. In this case it will help to get a reflash to flow a little more fuel to compensate for the additional air.
I usually bring up the reflash because sometimes it will lean out beyond nominal and not make additional gains. In this case it will help to get a reflash to flow a little more fuel to compensate for the additional air.
Oaky, the question of the day. What does it do? Give me the scoop. I do have the track model with the NISMO CAI, Header, Catback Exhaust. Would like to know about this item and what it does, as I see a sale on it right now on the forum.
Thanks in advance too!!!
Thanks in advance too!!!



