yup too loose is grind and to tight is clutch slip try sugar cube also on the box ( located in the selector arm twist the cube 90degree its probly another crunchy syncro ( probly )
The gearbox cable selector bracket that's bolted to the box to hold cables in place where the selector cable's are held in place with the U clips Wasn't far off haha
That's nr of cars getting broke more and more each year for cash equaling less owners so less traffic at the end of the day another decade and there might be only 30 members left ha ha
There's a tutorial on here can't link as on phone sorry get what ever piston rod combo you like its the builder and machine shop quality that's more important don't forget the head neither hope you have big £ spare
. Follow the journey of missstress I don't run stock chocking intake neither I've ran alsorts of turbo's. ,am I the only 1 that sees this issue ? Foggy your on a fully machined forged block in on about the stockers only
Ya stock head is a no no on the limiter and small turbo 1s work is done no problem but still happens not as often I've a full acis ported 5efhe heads and sometimes still blows at 7500/8000 and always between 1 and 2 cilinder again common spot right there seems the heads are the course maybe design flaw I don't know
that would work fine but cut as close to plenum as possible as there will be less offset isseu then of the runners meeting plenum if your cutting half way down the runners will be ofset by to much i would use solid weld not silicons as the plenum is to heavy needs bracing