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I'm glad to hear the car is running so well and has plenty of power. Thank you for the opportunity of letting me help and I hope it's everything you imagined and more. Please let me know when I can help you with anything else!

ps. I know the 5-speed swap is soon, I'll get ready ASAP! :)

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Just a couple of updates. I installed Ireland 8mm spark plug wires (functional) and painted the valve cover. I drove it to the Orlando meet and greet last night and it ran like a top. I had toyed with the timing and it was running awesome. On the way back, it had a slight miss. I need to check the gas filter but since I was under a half tank (and I don't think the timing changed itself), I'm leaning towards the tank having a bunch of crap on the bottom. I also fixed my speedometer. A couple of weeks ago it was bouncing all over the place, so I found a thread or two on the faq. THE POWER OF THE SEARCH FUNCTION!!!

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So I bought a Kamei airdam that will go on soon (hopefully). Of course, the first step is to take the front diving board off.

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Next I'll have to have the holes plugged and airdam mounted.

I've also installed the "002" mechanical dizzy and fiddled with the timing so that it runs great.

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Other than that, just little touch up stuff. Next month, the 5 speed!

Here's the tranny, TEP mounting bracket, new guibo and short shift kit (that I hope we can use).

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Shortened driveshaft (thanks Clay).

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New center bearing.

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Still need a couple of things, but well on the way. More to come.......

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You're right! I know it's there for a reason but is it absolutely necessary?

I know someone who had their motor lunge forward into their radiator. That's what the bracket is supposed to prevent. Your urethane mount is much firmer than stock and I would assume not nearly as likely to happen, but why risk it. It's 3 minutes to put it on.

-=Scott=-

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You're right! I know it's there for a reason but is it absolutely necessary?

I know someone who had their motor lunge forward into their radiator. That's what the bracket is supposed to prevent. Your urethane mount is much firmer than stock and I would assume not nearly as likely to happen, but why risk it. It's 3 minutes to put it on.

Thanks, Scott. I just need to find it......

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