T-Stat,IAT,Heat Shield,G-Tech Bonneville Curb weight
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Damn you guys
As soon as I read its worse then a paper filter I got one anyway. This forum gives me too many ideas and Im spending too much money
But really thanks
Im having a fun.
As soon as I read its worse then a paper filter I got one anyway. This forum gives me too many ideas and Im spending too much money
But really thanks
Im having a fun.
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When you change the thermostat, be sure to get a new o-ring and gasket. I think both of those parts are less than a dollar. Your gonna need a pan under the engine to catch coolant that will leak when you unbolt your t-stat housing too.
For weight reduction at the track, you can take out ps seat, rear seat, door panels, rear speakers, all carpet padding and basically anything in the trunk, windsheild wiper reservoir, wipers, drop the exhaust, have 1/4 tank of gas or less, and other trim pieces.
all that stuff is alot of work but it should all add up.
For weight reduction at the track, you can take out ps seat, rear seat, door panels, rear speakers, all carpet padding and basically anything in the trunk, windsheild wiper reservoir, wipers, drop the exhaust, have 1/4 tank of gas or less, and other trim pieces.
all that stuff is alot of work but it should all add up.
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Originally Posted by ComfyCar
Damn Really?
So If I put in a K&N there could be an even bigger gain?
Maybe I should get a K&N before I get the PCM then?
So If I put in a K&N there could be an even bigger gain?
Maybe I should get a K&N before I get the PCM then?
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I added G-Tech and Bonneville Curb Weight to the subject line so I wont make more topics.
Got My G-Tech today
Im going to try it out a little later to see where Im at.
But whats the Curb weight of my 98 SE?
I was looking at Kbb.com and they say my cars 3446 lbs and a new GXP is 3790 lbs
Are they pretty accurate?
Im gonna test it out with about a half tank of gas and I taken about 25 pounds off my car. Im 182 pounds.
What should I put in for the weight? Estimate? Cause I have no idea how they weigh cars.
Got My G-Tech today
Im going to try it out a little later to see where Im at.
But whats the Curb weight of my 98 SE?
I was looking at Kbb.com and they say my cars 3446 lbs and a new GXP is 3790 lbs
Are they pretty accurate?
Im gonna test it out with about a half tank of gas and I taken about 25 pounds off my car. Im 182 pounds.
What should I put in for the weight? Estimate? Cause I have no idea how they weigh cars.
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Do a hot and cold calibration on the Gtech first, or you won't get good data. Find a truck scale and get your car weighed before you make the run. That'* the only accurate method. Those weights are ABSOLUTELY empty weights, and may not be accurate.
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Originally Posted by macho_mike21
I have one at my house and we have almost identical cars. They weigh about 3800lbs.