How do I adjust my HKS SSQV??
02-11-2003, 02:27 PM
#3
Originally posted by Confused
when all else fails, read the japanese instructions.
usually loosen LOCK nut, turn screw, tighten LOCK nut
when all else fails, read the japanese instructions.
usually loosen LOCK nut, turn screw, tighten LOCK nut
~Doh...
02-11-2003, 06:59 PM
#5
the screw could theoretically move... thus the lock nut.. you should take better care of your nuts 
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
What happens if you don't put the nut back? Is it ok to leave it like that? I lost my nut and haven't put it back on.
What happens if you don't put the nut back? Is it ok to leave it like that? I lost my nut and haven't put it back on.
02-20-2003, 04:50 PM
#7
Originally posted by ereet
Would this be similar to the blitz SS BOV? I need to adjust mine.
Would this be similar to the blitz SS BOV? I need to adjust mine.
HKS is just a nut and bolt..
I still need help adjusting mine.. I attempted it and nothing happened.
02-20-2003, 05:18 PM
#8
Rba i was just browsing and look what i found..
Note: I am not a professional mechanic nor do I warranty my work. If something goes wrong or breaks during the install or afterwards, blame only yourself for being cheap. I don't charge $60 an hour but I do ask that you treat me to a nice dinner since I will be cranky from the long hours spent under you car. I highly recommended that you visit a proffesional mechanic for most of these installs.
You are funny!
Note: I am not a professional mechanic nor do I warranty my work. If something goes wrong or breaks during the install or afterwards, blame only yourself for being cheap. I don't charge $60 an hour but I do ask that you treat me to a nice dinner since I will be cranky from the long hours spent under you car. I highly recommended that you visit a proffesional mechanic for most of these installs.
You are funny!
02-21-2003, 03:24 PM
#9
Originally posted by playero
Rba i was just browsing and look what i found..
Note: I am not a professional mechanic nor do I warranty my work. If something goes wrong or breaks during the install or afterwards, blame only yourself for being cheap. I don't charge $60 an hour but I do ask that you treat me to a nice dinner since I will be cranky from the long hours spent under you car. I highly recommended that you visit a proffesional mechanic for most of these installs.
You are funny!
Rba i was just browsing and look what i found..
Note: I am not a professional mechanic nor do I warranty my work. If something goes wrong or breaks during the install or afterwards, blame only yourself for being cheap. I don't charge $60 an hour but I do ask that you treat me to a nice dinner since I will be cranky from the long hours spent under you car. I highly recommended that you visit a proffesional mechanic for most of these installs.
You are funny!
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