Fuel Injector Spa
Ottaway Ave L4M2X2 Barrie, ON, Canada

Uncovered the 302sx to test and clean the fuel injectors for the first time which have over half a million kms, from the parts car they were snagged from

R35 GT-R upgraded injectors, cleaned and flow-tested. Good for an easy 700hp

In the town of Minden, Ontario, some of the most intense Ice Racing battles in Canada take place. The sport is fun, friendly and affordable. Almost any beat up street car can be transformed into an Ice Racer: Install some snow tires, remove the lights, install a rear-facing running fog light, number plates on the roof, grab a helmet, pay your $65 entry fee (after you’ve purchased your $60 license for the year), and you’re ready to go racing! You don’t have to break the bank either when buying a car, most Ice Racers are cars rebuilt or saved from the wrecking yard. Watch our season of Ice Racing from 2009 (Before the Fuel Injector Spa days), where we took a 1991 Subaru Legacy (non turbo), purchased for $250 and made incredible memories with it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-FLHdE75A4

Prevent rodent intrusion! With the cold weather finally here in Barrie, ON, many people in the central and northern region of Ontario will be facing Check Engine Lights and misfiring engines. It's a problem due to rodents making a warm home out of engine bays. While they're making themselves cozy, they will chew away at wires and their coatings, cutting off electrical connections to important engine components like Knock Sensors and Injectors. They especially make homes unde...r manifolds, engine covers and even cabin air boxes. The results are a hazardous mess and time consuming in most cases to access and fix the wires. There are cases stated on the internet that some car company's wires are made of materials that unintentionally attract rodents, who can't get enough of the wire coating. PREVENTION: Before you ever have to deal with this, one simple proven tip is to take Peppermint Abstract (these can be purchased at the grocery store for under $5.00) and splash it around the engine bay, on areas where you're not soaking wires and sensors. What you're trying to do is to spread the scent of Peppermint around the engine bay. Rodents apparently don't like the smell of it, so they should stay away. Another option is Mothballs, as the scent of these is supposed to keep the furry critters away. Never use Mothballs in the interior of the car though, it's not safe for humans to inhale in such a confined cabin.

Just of a few action shots of our own Fuel Injector Spa drift car!