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there is also should be a metal plate behind the excelerater where ya can remove a little screw i think, just one of them on either side of it, that isnt doin much that does the trick beautifully. not sure it should be the same that is in a 4 door.

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hI GUYS

i'VE JUST FINISHED THE INSTALLATION OF THE GAUGE AND AM ONLY LEFT TO RUN THE HOSE THROUGH THE FIRE WALL

WherEon the fire wall on r33 do i run the hose. I cant seem to find the hole.

AM i SUPOSED TP DO ANY DRILLING?

Im with wink on that one.... fed mine though the front right guard from the engine bay, nice big hole for ya...

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