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the "code red" has been known to me as the code 130r. GM decide to swap names around?

however, if they put the 140 on a RWD platform, i'm pretty sure i would like that combo the best.

the 130R looks like a top heavy miata to me.

neodymium button magnets are some REALLY powerful units.... place one of those (~7mm size) next to the business card sized one and you'll see which is more effective.... i'd make a nice grid of them where the original magnet would have been and go for it. i have 2 magnetic drainplugs, one i made mys...

from what i can remember, Denso is the actual manufacturer of the Delco units, so i would go for it.

considered running a heated O2? they seem to last significantly longer than the 1-wire units.

i see 3 standard PCI and what looks to be a single AGP slot on that motherboard...... i haven't seen any motherboards released since ~early 2007 that still had AGP slots.

that's the best reference i can see. the fact that it's unpopulated as well means it's a ricer of a computer(all show, no go).

CPU-Z specifically will give you some pretty detailed info on the CPU/RAM. not sure if there is any program to reliably identify the video card though. assuming you open it up, take plenty of pics. could also run a benchmark on it to get some idea of whether or not it's got some power to it, last ti...

coil resistance specs are believable. the ICM actually limits current/voltage to i think 5 amps. if it allowed full current to pass through, it would most certainly kill fuses, along with generate a lot more heat in the ICM/coils. it's actually why they use a ~5mS dwell period, running a full 12 vol...

price is listed as $600?

i really need to build up some cash and buy these when they come along...

wicked-irocz wrote:BOUGHT...Thankfully someone continued the fight.

ZOMG, i feel special?

can't say i'll take all of the credit though.... i can't make windows programs worth a damn, but i sure can chew through some 68HC11 assembly like i get paid to do so.