The FPR is at the rear of the fuel rail and plugs into the back underside of the intake manifold. I hope youre not trying to use the stock FPR setup, its not capatible. Yes, you can delete the coolant line that goes to the airbox. Just get a joint and route it back to the head. |
its the stock one for the m50 |
Then use that. If its not plugged in, it could cause you problems. |
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progress report..... shes done! |
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No pics, no proof. |
haha ok ill get right on it |
http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/c...08-09_1253.jpg http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/c...08-09_1252.jpg http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/c...08-09_1254.jpg hey i figured id post some pics up of the car almost finished. the pretty girl got an exaust job yesterday. i went with 2 1/2 piping back to a nice magnaflow and it also has a resignator so she sounds mean and is fairly quiet. i still have a few ods and ends ti tie up but the car is now on the road! |
looks good, could use a drop though, maybe smoke the signals a little bit |
Welcome to the club:wink:. |
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Great job, she sure is cute! You are right that it's a project that needs to be done in stages. My Ti is sitting under a tarp in the snow engineless. The parts car is in the garage and I'm almost ready to pull the M50. I'm not too far behind you. I have started collecting suspension and other parts but nothing goes on till the engine is running. |
Bout time you got it done. ;) |
lol i know huh. waiting on parts suck. if only i had the right dme and fuel rail with the engine it would have been done the night i braught it home:frown: |
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