djandrey_m's car build thread - see my latest mod!

[sahuddleston]

nice upgrade man. probably the best mod for our cars. just be sure its on track setting and not street

[djandrey_M]

This weekend me and 3 more big guys went on a trip in my car, and the trunk was packed full with our luggage. The rear wheels rubbed every once in a while.

So that means before lowering the car, I definitely gotta get those fenders and bumpers and quarter panels rolled. My wheels are 35 inch offset.

How do I go about finding a place to get this procedure done?

[99BlackSandv6]

My wheels are 35 mm offset.

Fixed.

To answer your question....I have no idea. I need to do the same thing though. Good Luck.

[djandrey_M]

So..its summer and I now finally have some time for my car. I decided to scale back on my goals of 5.5 psi of boost. I'm gonna go with 4 psi for now. Mainly because I don't know enough/don't have enough time right now to be able to do more boost.

So with 4 psi - it is my understanding that if I want to stay on the safe side, I should just switch out the sensors w/ those from gm, and i'll be fine?

[ToyoSolV6]

Just at 4psi you should just do the knock sensors. Im pretty sure you will be safe there.
It would be good for you to tune it as well.

[djandrey_M]

well with just the sensors what is there to tune? its not like im gonna have a safc2 on there to tune things with...

[99BlackSandv6]

^ I think he means you should get one. I don't think it's completely necessary, but
it'll help if you have it tuned properly.

[ToyoSolV6]

well with just the sensors what is there to tune? its not like im gonna have a safc2 on there to tune things with...

Well just to be on the safe side. Not necessary if you dont want to. It will help you out a bit as well.