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widebody glovebox vs. narrowbody glovebox
By artinist,
recently i had gotten a glovebox from a narrowbody since i didnt have one. well it didnt fit. the rear of the plastic is molded different and has a little larger capacity than the widebody model. so I picked up a widebody model and as I was about to throw away the narrowbody one I noticed it weighed a lot less. i knew they were really heavy but i didnt realize the narrowbody was so much lighter. so took them apart and saw that some sheeethead at mitsu designed a submarine escape hatch for a glov
Anti- lag device for cheap fun!
By j5,
Parts needed is as follows.
Using the egr port in the manifold (the stock one) and a modifide egr valve, 2 one way valves or small krank vents, Â a boost control solenoid (2 port) from an eclipse gst or gsx, go steal one from the junk yard they won't know, a vacume canister from a old GM car, get it at the same place or napa.
1 Super AFC, a ghetto rig switch to the throttal body, Â switch to be turned on when throttal is closed.
Theory of operation:
This device acts like a turbine in a jet
Three 2 1/16" Cluster

By MikeMeyerhoff,

http://mypants.org/Mike/ConquestTSI/Pics/cluster.jpg
Steps:
1. Â Fill the idiot lights with fiberglass
2. Â Holesaw the three holes
3. Â Cut the crap outta the white cluster back piece to make the autometers and relocated stock guages room
4. Â "Make" a flat surface to inside the facia to mount the stock fuel and coolant guages.
5. Â CAREFULLY dremel the stock guages in an arc to fit around the autometers.
6. Â Finish the facia
7, Â Apply the guage overlays and repaint the needles to