it will depend on your driving really. if it is alot highway time on and off boost a min or 2 should be fine, if it is city anything under a minute should be ok
ya know i hear this from time to time and have not yet seen a single dyno sheet w/ a/r while ive done the 440s/lex afm on my bros car and it was scary lean. care to see a sheet? not calling you out but i really havent seen any proof on this. im wondering if its the old NA vs turbo cams arguement
it doesnt matter. a 50 trim will flow more air than a stock trim turbo.
6 psi on a stock turbo isnt 6psi on a 50 trim.
the wg is what determines how much boost you run, not your turbo size or trim....well boost leaks do that too.... but yea get the idea
there was a pot-head we used to have here with an mk3 NA that had all kinds of shit in his car...was here one semister and then left school and wrecked his car and got a v6 camero....much better fit for him we all thought...
its a light meter for recycling the a/c system.... it would probibly just read as an open circuit and not recycle in the sun as much. paging jetjock...
lol sorry im having a rough few days.... ive been running lucas injectors for about 2 years now w/o complaint. im gonna go have a few beers before i gotta work some more... least my car is running!:evil2:
HERE IS YOUR PROBLEM..... YOU ARE RUNNING 440'S WITH A LEXUS AFM!!!!!!
We did this with my brother's car as a test and guess what it was lean as hell everywhere. We did it as a proof for people saying that it was safe to run 440s and a lex afm. you just added some more proof.
other note...
well good for you, get him to post up some of his pics and let us see. sounds like he would be a good addition to the forums if hes as knowledgable as you say.
honestly man id just send it out to john at MDC. ive dealt with majastic and will never do business there again. i had a turbo they rebuild fail in under 300 miles which john later explained to me was from unneeded machine work on the center that they later used undersized bearings one...
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