Wow Been Busy on the car since the last update.
* Exhaust Re Fitting
* Wide band sensor fitted into Exhaust
* Power Wires and fuses run through firewall for data logger
* DIY wheel alignment done
( close enough to get me to a proper laser alignment place )
* Fittied a Flash new K&N high performance/race oil filter and dropped the running in oil with cam additives for some mineral 15/40 to finish running in before a switch to synthetic Ams Oil
Wired up my new Ignitor module, the old one still works fine but i don't want miss fires under boost in 5th gear at high rpm when something could easily be ruined from it.
This car has also been fitted with a brand new crank angle sensor and other "prone to failure" on old cars kind of stuff
Bled the clutch up & bypassed the stupid clutch damper with a 280zx brake hose, clutch still feels a bit light considering its a heavy duty one. Must investigate this further.
Picked up my 3pc rims, i love them they are pretty dam 80's bad ass.
Center bore needs to be opened up to fit so here is a pic with them held up to the car instead & other misc pics.
tomorrow is day 1 of Road tuning.
To anybody thinking tuning an EFI system is going to be cheap or easy
"cos its a computer and it can just sort itself out"
is way off the mark, it seems you need so much crap to do it.
*Laptop
*ECU which connects to laptop (
http://www.nistune.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; is what I used in my original ECU )
*Data Logging unit
*wide band Sensor for Data unit
*Display gauge so the driver can see the air fuel mix ( and back the hell of if it lean spikes or something )
and the hardest part of all is somebody who knows what they are doing.
I don't but my very experienced engineer/fabricator/expert on many things has tuned a lot of cars and is doing this with me.
As you can see here I have added a proper spare tire as the space saver requires pumped up by a tiny air compressor to save on space aka supercar style