so ones a screw how the heck to get the other one off?

 

there's a few ways. use a chisel to drive a flat in it and use a standard screw driver. u can smack an easy out into the center hole, or drive a t15 torx bit into the center hole. if all else fails bust the top off it and remove the rest with a vice grips once the afc is off.

 

WTF! why isn't any thing easy. why is there 3 bolts and th eother got a damn nub! guess i'm off to the garage where more tools are avail able.
SON OF A _______

 

cuz ur not supposed to mess with it.

 

wrong answer LOL

 

You could also use a dremel to cut a slot in it - then use a flathead.

Replace it with an allen head socket screw.

Dont move that plate until your pyro is in and working.

 

good idea doc.. but i don't have a dremmel any more. broke that a week after i bough it.. oops..
i'll see if my neighbor has one. i think he has one of those air powered dremmel rigs.

pyro's in. just gotta figure where to plug the power in and she's good to go.
my buddy said i can hook it in the fuse box??? i dunno. i'm gonna con him in to "showing me" where it goes .

 

got it ALL DONE!

#10 Plate installed after sitting around for 6 months.
all gauges up and going.


i left the plate in stock location. gained a little power no big deal. i'm boosting about 20 psi now MAX.

i got that nub off with a coal chisel.
i hit the edge of the counter clockwise
little by little and it came fairly easy.
after it was off i cut a grove in the middle like a screw and moved it to an other spot for easy access.
i would have put an other bolt in but i didn't have one that fit.


Thanks for all the help guys!!!