Well, if you don't mind a good drive you should pay a visit to Jack at Cotton's performance in Agawam, MA. It will be the best ride you will take. You will not mind hanging out at the shop. He works mostly on just GNs and his reputation is nationally known for these cars. Hell, you should take a ride up tomorrow. We are having our snowed out yearly BBQ at his shop starting at noon Saturday. People routinely drive from NJ and points beyond for this BBQ. I would guess it is a 1.5 to 3 hour drive for you. There is a thread in the New England section. Usually 50 to 75 people and cars talking GNs and pigging out all afternoon.
No surprise right?? Crazy the knowledge these guys have acquired, much through trail and error I bet. Looking at those cars and some of the pipe work on the headers is humbling for sure!! Never ceases to amaze me how quick the TB guys are to jump in and problem solve. Nothing better than a bunch of smart guys trying to outsmart each other.! Being smart is one thing, but making other people smarter is true talent. Great day with your boy I bet, I've always felt that driving a car is one of life's true pleasures, particularly a quick one.
I believe it was the vac y lines from the turbo to the actuator.
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