I used the 36” kit from Speedway motors on my Gen 3. I think on a gen 1/2 you can use a shorter line.
https://www.speedwaymotors.com/T56-Release-Bearing-Remote-Bleeder,41385.html
Could be a loose connection on the bulb or just a burnt out bulb in the cluster. They are just old school incandescent bulbs, but you have to remove the cluster to get to them. That involves removing pretty much all the plastic surrounds on the dash.
The power steering cooler goes onto the support bar below. Pic attached. You have to disconnect the lines and flip it around and then reconnect them. They are just on quick connect clips. I just took apart my RSI twin turbo Gen 3 convertible and moved everything to a Gen 3 coupe, so I know how...
I believe I found my answer on another forum... for those interested
Drill bit .249
Pin length 1.497
Pin diameter .257-.258
It looks like other manufacturers have started selling their own kit
https://jmbperformance.com/product/gen123-viper-ram-srt-10-crank-pin-kit/
sorry to bump this old thread. Since ROE doesn't exist anymore, I'm trying to find some info. I purchased the pin kit from them back in 2015 and used it on an old car of mine. I still have the guide, but don't know which bolts to use with it and what size drill bit and pins to use. Anyone have...
Any other way around this? Ideally we’d use the original crank trigger location, but I’m not sure that can be done and if the 2004 crank has the pickup points on it?
Thanks for the response. The engine is currently just a bare block, I could have the machine shop add something for the knock sensors. His car being a 2006 he wants to keep the knock sensors, if possible. As far as the crank sensor, would you just extend the harness and run a 2004 style flywheel...
Sorry to bump this up. Trying to figure out if this will work. I have a 2004 block and my friend has a 2006 that needs a new bottom end. Obviously his crank sensor is crank pickup and he has knock sensors. The 2004 block I have doesn’t have knock sensor mounts and has the flywheel pickup. So my...
OEM Gen 4 hood will bolt right up. If you're getting an aftermarket fiberglass one or carbon fiber, you will need weaker hood struts, as the OEM ones are too strong. I just got a Carbon composites Gen 4 hood, as I could not find an OEM one. Not very impressed with the fit, but it's usable
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