What have you done to your MSP today?

[lexus806]

i thought this was the "what have you done to your msp today?" thread? Sounds like it's turning into the "post whatever you want, especially troubleshooting questions that should go in the msp car problems & help section" thread.

+1

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

dude since the beginning of the year i put 1k max on it, there were times it sat for weeks. today i was saying to damian i cant believe my stocker's still goin strong. and then it didnt start lol

i told you. it was bad news to say things of that nature.!!!

 

[theEZV]

yea i just put in the new battery

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

and all is good in the world!

 

[Outlawstar98]

a moment of silence please for my stock battery which finally died today

IM waiting for mine to die, its stock with 123k miles on it! LOL! and the battery thermal is almost poping out of the battery itself! LOL!

 

[jonridinhi]

IM waiting for mine to die, its stock with 123k miles on it! LOL! and the battery thermal is almost poping out of the battery itself! LOL!

Terminal? Either that or she is getting really hott(screwy)

 

[Laser Blue]

my vac block is just connected to brake booster line and suspended no other support to firewall...

Depends on the weight of the block... a little piece of velcro (male) on the back of the block and velcro (female) on the firewall should guarantee that it stays put.

 

[Laser Blue]

do what he says.. right off the brake booster vacuum line! provides the best source for a vac block

But make sure to find the in-line check valve in the brake booster line and stay to the passenger side of it when installing the block!

 

[Wagonbacker9]

got my wheel spacers... didn't put them in yet due to lack of necessity though.

 

[Outlawstar98]

Terminal? Either that or she is getting really hott(screwy)

Ive been up since 3, give me a break. LOL!

 

[Ricktalife]

Depends on the weight of the block... a little piece of velcro (male) on the back of the block and velcro (female) on the firewall should guarantee that it stays put.

it's pretty light, i'd say less than a pound. it's the vibrant billet vacuum block from PG. velcro sounds like a good idea.

 

[theEZV]

or 3m double sided tape

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

mines just sitting there.

 

[Ricktalife]

Damian: that's how i always thought you were supposed to mount the block, and since it's so lightweight it wouldn't really put stress on the vacuum lines by just hanging there.

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

nothing of the sort. that vac line is STRONG... but if you wanna mount it, go for it.

 

[Cruzanspeed]

Bolted mine down with 1 bolt to the intake manifold. Thats the best pic I have sorry! Will take better ones tomorrow. If needed...

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

cruzan- you shouldn't ever post on this forum again.


j/k


but seriously, your engine bay makes me jealous and that's why i said that.

 

[Laser Blue]

or 3m double sided tape

That'd work too, but velcro makes it easier to remove if you want to putz with it...add another line or whatever.

 

[Cruzanspeed]

cruzan- you shouldn't ever post on this forum again.


j/k


but seriously, your engine bay makes me jealous and that's why i said that.

Sorry about that I will keep the pics to a minimum!!

 

[FlyinHawaiian]

Sorry guys, I'm not up in the lingo, but can someone explain to me the purpose and function of the vacuum block?