![](graphics/engine_compartment_no_airbox_batteryicon.jpg) |
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The engine compartment
minus battery and airbox. |
This is a fuel rail
from a first generation DOHC Neon I adapted to fit, mostly as an experiment.
The DOHC rail is over a quarter inch larger in diameter. |
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Latest
custom intake |
Another shot |
![](graphics/custom_intake1_icon.jpg) |
![](graphics/custom_intake2_icon.jpg) |
Custom
(old) cool air intake |
Another view of the
old intake. |
![](graphics/P0000112icon.jpg) |
![](graphics/P0000114icon.jpg) |
Entire
engine bay |
Intake manifold |
![](graphics/P0000115icon.jpg) |
![](graphics/P0000117icon.jpg) ![](graphics/extra_space_icon.jpg) |
A
different angle on the intake manifold |
Behind the engine view.
Lots of room! |
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![](graphics/shift-cable-mounticon.jpg) ![](graphics/shift-cable-clipicon.jpg) |
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This caused me a major
headache three times now, and I can't get it back on right. This is
the clip that holds the shift cable to the transmission, and it falls
off. Makes for very weird driving. The shift lever has about 3-4 inches
of front-to-back play, and I have to pull it all the way back to shift
into 2, 4, or R. The third time the dealer had to replace the clip
and also gave me a spare. |