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Old 11-11-2017, 02:11 PM   #1
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Now this is how you rock the small wheel look!
Really clean build sir, keep it up! And please stay away from walls.
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This is done really well. I like the fact that was a progression as required and not an over the top build that never gets enjoyed
Thank you, that was my whole intent with this car. It was supposed to be as budget friendly as a drift car could be, but I also wanted to really progress as a driver. I ran the NA KA until I felt like it was preventing me from progressing further. I've personally witnessed too many people go overboard on builds and end up either never finishing it, having a car that super outweighs their skills(which shows in their driving), or end up not driving for a year or more. Simple is better in my opinion.


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Yeah the Amsoil is definitely better when cold. I've tried Amsoil M/T GL4 and Redline MT90 and I'd say the shifting feel is the same when both fluids are fully warmed.

Also, I hope those aren't regular heater hoses for your catch can setup. Need to use hoses meant for oils otherwise you're gonna have a bad time (been there done that).
Yeah I was more concerned with the cold shifts. I was happy with how the synchromesh ran, but switching to this really did make it feel buttery smooth.

Also, I like how you're the only person that would notice such a minute detail, but good looking out! I'll get those switched lickity split while the head is off and it's easy to access the pcv valve area.
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Old 11-14-2017, 08:56 PM   #2
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Also, I like how you're the only person that would notice such a minute detail, but good looking out! I'll get those switched lickity split while the head is off and it's easy to access the pcv valve area.
Haha, yeah. I just recently added a catch can setup to my Cayenne Turbo and I was looking for PCV hoses meant for oils.



These have been holding up good so far, purchased at O'Reillys.
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