Seems like I got it on Saturday! Thanks to Dave for pointing out the cause, I totally missed it. The screw on addapter for the EL fuel rail can only be tightened by hand when it's in the engine bay, seems this wasn't enough. Moved the fuel rail around abit on Saturday and tightened it as best we could. Didn't start it then due to pissing petrol all over the engine loom, but firing it up last night showed no leaks and all of today's driving was fine too.
So people doing BBM conversions in the future - tighten the fuel hoses up before you put the manifold in. It'll save you a lot of effort.
Also got the XR rears in today all by myself, gotta get my hands on a set of spring compressors and I'll do the front. Feels HEAPS stiffer in the rear end, can't wait til the front matches it better.
It's about 3 fingers between the wheel and the guard, not as low as I'd like but it's better, plus I can get away with it for insurance. Sits slightly lower than the front, though the handling benefits are going to be huge I think.
Wait a minute, I never asked. Better do that tomorrow!
Good to hear you didn't blow yourself up.
Definately you gotta get pics of the rear end, i wanna see how the xr springs are compared to xrateds whitelines.
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EA GL-Ghia pseudo operator
3.9 MPFI converted 4 speed
2.5 inch exhaust
NC Ghia interior (except rear trims)
Fairmont audio (with 4 speakers)
Cruise control
S-pac cluster with white dials
Trip computer and Fairmont interior lighting.
Half wired Ghia BCM.
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