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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    Vast Meth kit Question

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    Does anyone have a DIY link for this kit?

    I'm mostly interested in the controller wiring - just a little confused where the map signal wire needs to be tapped into.

    Other then that this kit seems extremely straight forward - can't see it taking more then a few hours to install - and that's taking your time and doing it right.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings JDM EJ1 95's Avatar
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    01 Nogaro S4 Stage 3
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    its straitforward.. on the top of your Tb boot the map sensor is there... there are 3 wires.. the directions from vast tell you what color wire to tap into i forget.. i can go look at mine if needed.. but the directions outline it pretty well
    Nogaro 01 s4

    24v 2.9L VR6. 6466. Pump gas 10.7 @ 132

    620whp 93octane
    806/767 whp/wtq on C16
    10.4 @ 136 C16 (bad slipping clutch)
    138mph best trap with slipping clutch.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings JDM EJ1 95's Avatar
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    the only thing is.. just dont listen to the driections for any sort of drill bit sizes.. because you will be all confused and probably get it wrong.. bc the directions are wrong.
    Nogaro 01 s4

    24v 2.9L VR6. 6466. Pump gas 10.7 @ 132

    620whp 93octane
    806/767 whp/wtq on C16
    10.4 @ 136 C16 (bad slipping clutch)
    138mph best trap with slipping clutch.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    same spot you'd wire in a TCD?

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    Veteran Member Four Rings pit viper's Avatar
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    It looks to be a re-badged Devil's Own kit & controller, in which case it is pretty straight-forward.
    I did some install graphics for DO back in the day on the SRT kits.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    Yes thats exactly what the kit is.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings JDM EJ1 95's Avatar
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    im pretty sure its the blue/white wire?
    Nogaro 01 s4

    24v 2.9L VR6. 6466. Pump gas 10.7 @ 132

    620whp 93octane
    806/767 whp/wtq on C16
    10.4 @ 136 C16 (bad slipping clutch)
    138mph best trap with slipping clutch.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings pit viper's Avatar
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    if there's 2 solid color wires and one with a stripe, I'd say 95% it's the striped one.

    :)

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    It is the blue grey wire (this was confirmed by Mike @ VAST)

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    Veteran Member Four Rings JDM EJ1 95's Avatar
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    01 Nogaro S4 Stage 3
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    Re: Vast Meth kit Question

    blue grey.. blue white... you say tomato i say tomaaaato
    Nogaro 01 s4

    24v 2.9L VR6. 6466. Pump gas 10.7 @ 132

    620whp 93octane
    806/767 whp/wtq on C16
    10.4 @ 136 C16 (bad slipping clutch)
    138mph best trap with slipping clutch.

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