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Avoid GAZ on these, they aren't very good. If your budget allows you to get bilsteins,'get those otherwise eibach with some new genuine shocks and it'll be perfect.
You need a 172 exhaust, 182 ones won't fit.
Best for performance is a yozza sport.
I personally would just stick with the 172 manifold. It's better for top end performance.
In theory, yes but if everything else has changed it's pointing to something mechanical. Especially if you've swapped the injector plugs over and it's still there.
Next step is a compression test..
Yes the compression was what I was getting at.
If you swapped the ht leads and it didn't move, that says its it's not the lead or coil at fault.
If you use a multimeter across the 2 pins it should flash voltage if it's receiving a signal when cranking.
Ah yes I know it, Monaco.
Ah I skim read it, I understood you'd swapped the plug leads and the misfire hadn't moved.
Does it sound normal when cranking it over or does it have an 'easy' spot?
Do you have access to a noid light to see if it's triggering the injector? As it earths it to fire.
Must say, it only took about 2 attempts to get it perfect. I use 2nd to align it all, select second on the box, then get in and position it in 2nd on the stick, and then tighten.