jst854

One of my buddies came over today and we got the pi intake in my car. I used the rtv gasket maker so i had to let it dry for a day. But i wasn't thinking and put the coolant in about 3-4 hours after applying the silicone. I also squeezed the coolant hose so i could get some of the air out. Could this of disturbed the silicone??. Also is there a ground cable that connects to the alternator, or just the two plugs and positive cable? Last question, the drivers side fuel rail towards the front of the car it looks like there is a plug, almost like a valve stem on a tire, does anything plug into here?

jst854

I was alsos wondering how much of a gain i would see from a pair of aftermarket cams compared to pi cams?

jst854

anybody?

^iLLuSiOn^

you should be fine with the silicone, its starts to dry pretty quick, and i believe you will see a pretty big difference betweeen the two cams

97stanger

okay first off im guessing you have a sn95, considering you swapped to a PI intake manifold?? If so, and you have non pi cams, aftermarket cams won't give you much of a difference over PI cams. If you already have headwork/pi heads done, then i say upgrade to an aftermarket cam. Post up some info on your car, mods done.