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Those drunken slurrs were help? :P
That is indeed a fine feat of tweaking and testing
With that 2.2" pulley it must sound like a cat in the fan belt when you drive by
That is indeed a fine feat of tweaking and testing
With that 2.2" pulley it must sound like a cat in the fan belt when you drive by
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Hans, that'* your old MAF sensor in there. Thanks to you, too, bud.
Pdad, Eric and I will do another 'drive-by' vid. I've heard from DJ recently that it'* insanely scary and obvious on the freeway. And that was BEFORE the most recent work and pulley drop.
Pdad, Eric and I will do another 'drive-by' vid. I've heard from DJ recently that it'* insanely scary and obvious on the freeway. And that was BEFORE the most recent work and pulley drop.
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Originally Posted by Mortehl
Bill, questions for you:
Are you running your winter or summer plugs and what gap?
Are you running your winter or summer plugs and what gap?
Aaron, you can't even begin to plan your car based on my plugs. What I'm running for plugs and gaps is a test. I have to see how they hold up in various conditions. Plugs have nothing to do with any of this.
You're looking at a post by a guy who changes plugs 2 or 3 times a year because of various changes in the car.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Bill, questions for you:
Are you running your winter or summer plugs and what gap?
Are you running your winter or summer plugs and what gap?
Aaron, you can't even begin to plan your car based on my plugs. What I'm running for plugs and gaps is a test. I have to see how they hold up in various conditions. Plugs have nothing to do with any of this.
You're looking at a post by a guy who changes plugs 2 or 3 times a year because of various changes in the car.
Edit: I know you're concerned about me.. I'm slowing down. Plans are on hold until I get a bunch of maintanence tasks out of the way, plus I get a better understanding of the effects my changes are going to bring...
I was curious because I know you run summer/winter plugs because of temp. Considering the amount of pressure and heat it was generating, I was curious if you went much colder despite it being winter.
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I'm running TR55'* gapped at .055" right now, because it'* flowing so well. I'll pull 'em in April to see how they're doing. I have a pregapped set of TR55'* at .055 and a set of TR6'* gapped at .050" standing by.
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I'm sorry but I have to say this
HAHAHAHAH I saw it first.
(end gloat)
edited?
HAHAHAHAH I saw it first.
(end gloat)
I'm currently running a x.x" pulley. ON a 1995 SUPERCHARGER. Does that meet with your approval?