Im going to have my supercharger gasket replaced. Now, there is an L67 and L32 gasket and I'm not sure which one my car has. I tried google but to no avail. I believe it is the L32 IIRC though.
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Im going to have my supercharger gasket replaced. Now, there is an L67 and L32 gasket and I'm not sure which one my car has. I tried google but to no avail. I believe it is the L32 IIRC though.
98 is a l67, the cheap one. 10 to 12 bucks.
this one its a scanguage and its arguably the best one out there
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Oh! You're saying an Aeroforce ScanGauge, I was looking at just ScanGauge the brand! Yes, I do want the Aeroforce ScanGauge.
Perfect!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
Why not just get rid of the cat?Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FASTGTP
I thought it was illegal to drive without cat. I live just west of downtown Indianapolis so I don't think they'd check right? Even if they did they would just plug into the obd2 port and check for codes. Correct?
Michigan doesn't have emissions anymore so I always get rid of the restrictive cat at least until they start doing emissions again.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FASTGTP
Then I can always have some weld it after everything is installed if they start checking?
Even if the SD headers leak a good shop knows how to fix that or if they are too dumb to know you can always buy some copper rvt and give to them..lol
Exactly. The cats are garbage anyway in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FASTGTP
I've been reading around online....apparently getting caught with out a cat can cost up to 10k?!?!? No way I could afford that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ngj123
You need to check with your state requirements if they require you to be tested every year in order to get tabs then yes I would keep it but if not get rid of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2FASTGTP
In Colorado it depends on the county. Some are no emissions, some are just E checks and others sniff test. Lucky me I live in the strictest county. But I will tell you this, around here you don't dare take your car into an exhaust shop and ask to get your cat taken out. They will laugh you right out the door for it. You just gotta be careful depending on where you live. I ran catless for 2 years until I had to do my most recent emissions test. Now I just have a magnaflow welded in.
Starting to get frustrated, the fill hole plug on my supercharger is totally stripped. It's pretty much just a hole now, can't get it out with a flathead or anything. About to just go at it with a drill or something, unless you all have any suggestions?
if you have a dremel and a cutting wheel, cut a slot across the plug, then try the flat head.
Alright. I may have to get a stronger cutting wheel then because the plug is metal
those little wheels cut metal, the plug is aluminum too, so its pretty soft.
I'll try when I get home! Thanks!
If the car is my DD and I'm not gonna be racing, should I even do a pulley drop? Sure it'll be fun to drive but I read that smaller pulleys beat the **** out of the tranny