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MMr.Spool replied to the thread new supa G body to me.That's funny as shit
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread What turbo?.Also don't this the wrong way but that isn't showing me much in terms of combo Just the intended tune of 93 and 18 psi. Which with some...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread What turbo?.I would look at what kind of boost the car is actually seeing where the afŕ is at if it's a wide band o2 If your seeing narrowing o2...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread What turbo?.Thank you sir appreciate that
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread What turbo?.Eric knows what he doing and is a great guy to deal with. If you want post your whole combination I will take a look an look and let...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread Aluminum up pipe and ALKY ?.They play great together
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MNo. PTFE is the most logical choice. Not cheap, but very reliable.
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.Ok fine I am😎
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.Stop You make me sound like a boost addict😂
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.When I switched personally I built my own ptfe fuel lines,went with an external aeromotive vari speed brushless spur pump,new rails,new...
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MI don’t disagree. That being said, I did my homework for my situation. I ran ALKY for a bit. Didn’t hate it, didn’t love it. More...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.Just some food for thought Julio has new pumps that apparently you don't have to keep up on nearly as much.so matinence is down. from...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.You should look into putting alky injection on the car It's a separate fuel system and running a 58mm turbo on a single nozzle is very...
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.Hope all realize that these cars are very old now and trying to introduce alcohol based fuels han speed up the failure
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MMr.Spool replied to the thread E85 fuel lines?.In addition to the above I would seriously consider doing the ptfe lines and rail. The stock lines and rails are very old and I've seen...
