Alot no but definitely more than normal. If you normally work on your car then yes you can probably do it. If you normally dont work on your car then i would suggest not doing it.
I run the crappy stock tires in the winter just because I dont drive the car as much but in spring/summer I switch to Drag Radials. Drag radials are really a mucg on a car with this much power. I rune MT ET Street R's 305/45/17 - they are the best out there for traction. I run the Nitto NT05R's...
I did mine a few months ago. You can do it yourself. The only part I needed an extra hand was when I was placing the supercharger onto the manifold. I just had my wife pull some hoses out of the way as I laid it down so I knew it would sit flush.
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Start from the beginning and go with the 3.75 pulley with 93 octane and take a bunch of logs and send to whipple to make sure they look ok or if you know what to look for then you check. Then pulley down if you want.
I wouldnt worry too much about the timing. 19 not too bad but agree 20-22 on e85 is more like it. The knock is looking good as it should be throwing more timing in there. definitely something wrong with your afr o2 sensor as its not registering. But your other afr2 seems too lean to me...
Unless your using the pin style aeromotive type and if that is the case it requires mounting so the face of the gauge is perpendicular to the ground, and with the pin-valve/plug assembly on top.
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