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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTyla View Post
    If you aren't going FI just switch to MTX. Take it from someone who's had an ATX with an n/a and a TT.

    And of course as I make this post I see that you are indeed going MTX.
    i 100% agree. of course, even an n/a MTX is just piss slow compared to most new cars these days. i'm of the opinion that FI is how a 3/s should be--even just fwd.

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    already well along on the mtx conversion
    i'm considering tt conversion later
    just taking it one step at a time for now

    shifter is out


    cleaned up one of my old mtx radiators
    tirefoam works wonders


    old ecu and tcu are out
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    drilled out the holes for the clutch cylinder
    hole saw didnt work at all, just scored the surface
    but the stepless drill bits cut through like butter, although it's not as clean as i wanted it to look
    i took all kinds of stuff off to get the pedal assembly in there






    stepless drill bits
    http://www.harborfreight.com/3-piece...its-66463.html
    were on sale for $5 in store, i'm very impressed with these
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    Keep the ATX Radiator. Don't change That out. That ATX rad is the same size as a VR4 rad. Trust me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTwizard View Post
    Keep the ATX Radiator. Don't change That out. That ATX rad is the same size as a VR4 rad. Trust me.
    this.

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    Great work mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by inperfectdarkness View Post
    this.
    this x2. I'd plug the passages for the ATX oil just so crap doesn't get in there in case you change your mind.

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    wow your hole saw must have sucked balls or you gave up too soon. Made a nice clean hole in mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by n2nsanity View Post
    stepless drill bits
    3 Piece Stepless Drill Bits
    were on sale for $5 in store, i'm very impressed with these
    Harbor Frieght is AMAZING. So glad we have one where I live now. I don't know how I lived without it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Forest Gump View Post
    wow your hole saw must have sucked balls or you gave up too soon. Made a nice clean hole in mine.
    both lol
    it was just scoring the surface so i gave up
    and i didn't feel like paying $40 for the bimetal set just for it to possibly do the same thing

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