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Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted by dryad001
So I just got back from the pet store and I came to this conclusion. Old people suck. I wish they would all go to a old folks home and stay there.

Slowly tuning as the days go by, still trying to keep the boost stable.
What is the WG pressure for your spring?
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:24 PM
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Dunno, its a stock actuator. So I think thats 13psi or something
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:26 PM
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I will say one thing about my untuned green is that it has a lot more pull than the WR did. And my AFRs are still around 10.0-10.5 to redline
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:27 PM
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Well i wish i could help you with the AVCR. You should look and see if there is a learning curve that it can do. My Greddy has a feature where you can dial in the boost, step on the gas a couple times and whala! Boost is set.
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running 110 for tuning, not on e85 yet. I have a FP HD WGA, it runs about 20-21 psi at wastegate pressure. injen IC piping, intake, and a generic intercooler
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Tek3Evo
running 110 for tuning, not on e85 yet. I have a FP HD WGA, it runs about 20-21 psi at wastegate pressure. injen IC piping, intake, and a generic intercooler

Im sure it pulls just fine then
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:36 PM
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It has a learn gear option but I need to do a bit of reading and playing around with to get it right. The speed reads in km so it threw me off a bit when starting out with it. Plus their BAR conversion is a bit off.
Old Apr 28, 2008, 02:53 PM
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BTW from what i've heard, 110 Sunoco fuel that we get on HWY 100 is not that good. might want to try Torco, i think its like 20 cents more per gallon, I know smokey sells it.

Chris(ams) said that the 110 that i was running is more like 100 octane. So i give Sunoco the big thumbs down.
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hey guys, I was on hwy 100 after a movie to get some ice cream this past saturday and saw a couple other evos with nice rims and got the itch to get some this year instead of next year. just was wondering what you guys think of tenzo type-m version 2 from wheelsnext.com. was thinking about the gunmetal flat?

Old Apr 28, 2008, 04:57 PM
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ouch, yea i think im done with the sunoco for sure then.

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So that would come out to $310.75 for a barrel? Im in.

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Im thinking later in the year (after i get another fuel pump and 5 bar sensor) i'll try tuning on the Q16 and Torco 110 to see what kind of gains i can attain.
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I wish I could find some info on torco fuels, kinda like what VP has listed on their site. Octane ratings, weight, etc. Nez or smokey send me a price list, Im too lazy to drive out there.
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I think the best part about getting your own drum is being able to keep it in your garage. Not having to drive will make up the difference in gas alone
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Who the hell is Brian_H?


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