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  Posted: Wed Aug 25th, 2004 03:25 am
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well i got stuff in mind. a custom intake snorkle will be easy enough i think. but could i get my heads and intake manifold ported by a machine shop?. oh yeah i think i might do the escort gt header. and one more thing: hi flo cat, or offroad pipe? thanks focus buddies

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  Posted: Wed Aug 25th, 2004 02:04 pm
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if you dont have emissions testing, get the ORP.

 

yeah, machine shops will port and polish all that stuff. You could always take the dremel to the MAF. I polished off the little ridges and made it as smooth as possible. It probablly dosent do anything for ya but it takes up some time and it makes you feel productive.



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  Posted: Thu Aug 26th, 2004 04:09 am
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yeah i dont think we have emmisions testing so i figured that would be good. a dremel? for what? the intake manifold? yeah i might try that out. doing stuff yourself like that is always fun and makes you feel like you accomplished something. holy shit wait a sec if i use the escort gt header i dont think i need the ORP. plus i got a buddy that can weld. a double bonus!!!!! just need to get an escort coil bracket too. i hate the position of the one i have now.



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  Posted: Thu Aug 26th, 2004 01:36 pm
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escort headers are full so you dont need an orp with them.

 

dremel is for grinding the ridges out of the MAF and then polishing it smooth. I did mine one day when I was bored. I dont know if it did anything, probablly not, but it was fun and made me feel productive.



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  Posted: Sat Aug 28th, 2004 05:38 pm
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rockin, now i just need to think of some more custom tweaks i can to w/ the spi



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