Dgtrials,.. the east coast group focused on pormoting drifting and gygamghana on the East and the entire North American Continent Throughout has agreed to develop rear strut bars for the StarQuest if the interest of StarQuest owners were there,...   They've agree to start prototyping a rear strut at 15 interested parties,...  We are talking rock solid hardcore,... your car could blow up and these bars would stay intact,.. drift quality bars,...         and it gets better,... if all goes well,..

Hey guys, and gals..This probably belongs somewhere else as well... I was gettign tired of the whisteling....so high of a pitch.... But I love the valve..... So I am screwed right... NO..   As some of you may know... They make a higher pitch, & lower pitch fins, as well as an adapter to reroute the air back into teh system...   Well I was thinking of breaking the fins off to get rid of them and decided not to... I took teh "cover" off and removed teh fins completely... and reinstal

I had my ignition fuse melt on me a while back, so I put a 10 or 12 guage wire in for the new connector.  The old was is more like a 18.  It's located in the fuse block by the battery, it has 4 fuses in it.     After i did this, everything was brighter, moved a bit faster, etc, and there doesn't seem to be any problems, but is there a risk when running lower guage wire for fuses?  Cause it just seemed to help...   Basically I'm wondering if I should replace the rest of the fuses with bigger wi

Long term I will be going MPI.  Short term I want to install a wideband o2 with data logging, which is $500 and would be redundant once going with an ECU like haltech. So, now I'm just thinking about installing the haltech or other ECU that offers wideband + datalogging to drive my stock TBI system.  Thoughts? Anyone done this?