Modest Moddy DSM Diary

I have never been able to brag about how Linux applications just work out of the box, ever.  This one is really no different either.    I’m assuming that if I had used a 32 bit version of Linux things would be ...

The next component on our parts list is the filter.  The fuel filter was a bit tricky for me.  I wanted something that would look good, stay in the modular design, and be easy to replace.  As with any filtering ...

This fuel rail is a bit of an optional route.  I happened to receive this at the same time as the fuel filter, from the same friend.  Its a stock 2g fuel rail with 8AN fittings welded onto the sides.  ...

The previous owner was kind enough to include the stock stereo.  I don’t know if it works, I wasn’t going to bother.  At its advanced age, it doesn’t matter how nice it was, I have a replacement and I’m installing ...

While the dash was out for the heater core replacement, I decided to go ahead and get some wiring out of the way.  It was just as bad under the hood, sadly, but it was easier to manage the clean ...

One of the more expensive components in this is the pressure regulator.  There are all kinds of these suckers out there, some cheaper than others, some stock, they come from all kinds of different backgrounds and needs.  Fact is, I ...

You do know what the holy trinity is, right? Fuel, spark, compression. I’ve already put out a write up on upgrading the old fuel system, it has always been on my to-do list.  Finally, we’re making a little progress.  The ...