i just use advanced, that way dont need to log map ref aswell as basic.
and for the wideband yer use average, i sometimes set the max value to ~17 to eliminate any fuel cut readings if i'm logging a long drive
any chance these fit rb25?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-1000cc-Subaru-EJ-2-5L-Side-Feed-Fuel-Injectors-359-9-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem3cb2ac7781QQitemZ260695684993QQptZRaceQ5fCarQ5fParts
google reckons 7 has the same feature i mentioned. try re installing fc edit in another folder on your C drive thats not in program files.
the annoying security feature is called UAC
definately not true. the hr31 body plug is massively different to later skylines. your confusing it for something else, or your car was already modified. afaik every model has a different plug to suit its own electric package
my brother has one of these with a 1L EFI daihatsu motor and 5 spd box in it, very zippy little car and great fun to drive. even thrashing it 20 bucks of fuel lasts forever
http://www.evalbum.c...jpg&w=300&h=191
vista? if so you need to install fc edit anywhere but program files, or turn off the feature that stores everything in program files in a seperate place, cant remember what its called.
and?
you need to have the timing belt cover or a spacer of the same thickness between the CAS and its bracket, otherwise it gets pushed into the cam too far. cant see anything wrong with it from that picture tho?
cant remember exactly but i'm pretty sure the only different is the one bolt hole. i compared a 30e and 25 bracket when doing the conversion and thats the only difference i noticed. went from using the 25 bracket on the 25 to the 30e bracket on the 30det with no dramas, re used the old belt and its never come off.
how the hell do you get it cheaper than 98? i spent ages trying to find it cheap over here and gave up
general consensus is you shouldnt run any more than 30% in a road car, which should be more than enough to make some decent fuel when mixxed with 98
2 months is fine. aslong as its not a bad batch to start with you shouldnt have any trouble.
easiest way to drain the tank is to pull the return line off and put it in a jerry can then start the car and let it idle. unless you have a hardwired fuel pump, in which case feed line and ignition on.