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Looking forward to the spam you will provide.
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Oil temp slowly rising when driving down freeway
Ben C34 replied to 1990R32GTRmcphee's topic in General Automotive Discussion
If by overhead cam holder you mean the cylinder head then maybe. Radiator is pretty obvious, piston is completey not possible. -
Get koya to buy you a car you aren't ashamed of
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You go Timmy, get koya shut down!
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Rb30 N/A intake manifold
Ben C34 replied to Ihavenocluewhatimdoing's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Why? -
How much timing are you running?
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Take it to a laboratory. I think the large hadron collider measures voltage?
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Hahahjaja even a v6 commodore can do a burnout! Hahahhaa put an ecotec in it mang
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anyone heard of these shocks?
Ben C34 replied to darksould43's topic in Four Door Family & Wagoneers
Chop the springs. -
Rev until it stops making power. If it goes bang it was a shit one and you didn't want it.
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RB25DET head be changed with a neo head?
Ben C34 replied to Eric0's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Will bolt up. Will raise compression and have other various differences that means it’s not a dorect swap -
Well that is very interesting a 1000 mL at 100psi nozzle will flow 770 mL at 50 psi which is not particularly progressive, and certainty not as progressive as people would assume. makes a simple dual stage system look pretty good! Edit i it I assumed it is 100psi max and that wouldn’t be the case, so my math above is off. Will update it later
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What’s your plan? mine would be to check if the bracket is installed correctly. The bolts being tight isn’t enough of a check.
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No Start Please help Guys
Ben C34 replied to SkylineR33Lad's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
2?question 1: why is there two timing dots? That’s dumb b: how did you not see the other dot? you lucky boy -
S1 r33 running rich and some other funky stuff
Ben C34 replied to Wrighty's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Because the tps isn't a very important sensor for how 99. 9% of cars run -
S1 r33 running rich and some other funky stuff
Ben C34 replied to Wrighty's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
You need a tune not a random ecu -
No Start Please help Guys
Ben C34 replied to SkylineR33Lad's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
The blue one. The one on the right as it is square to the bolts. Which one did you use? -
I can’t see how you will fix it without pulling it apart first
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Do it and post single wheel skid vids when done.
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I would suggest the pulley isn't seated correctly. It's not like the actual camshaft bent somehow. Pull it apart and check.
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have you pissed off any people into black magic? any ouigee board adventures gone wrong. you sure sound cursed. thats science talking
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But how much is it flowing at the start? 1% or 20% of max.? I can't see how the flow can be controlled with a decent spray at low values. The aquamist high speed valve is really just dropping the supply pressure to the nozzle/s, not working like an injector does. in a way its nicer than modulating the pump flow, but i wonder how the pulses of flow through the nozzles impacts overall water meth delivery as it isn't consistent. I am currently using a twin stage system, at least then i know at a certain point i get 500cc then at another point i get 1000cc total. Like i said i have owned and used an aquamist system and sold it. (different car now) Using boost alone for a variable flow system to me is totally pointless, you could be at 1 or 10 psi at 3000 or 8000rpm, which would require different flow. Using injector duty cycle is the most logical, followed by MAF voltage. But at the moment i kind of just like the idea of an "all in system", because at low loads you dont really need to run any injection do you? i am going to play around with PWM control of my pump, and i have a flow meter (industrial one) so i can actually log flow, and maybe setup safeties based on that.