What's shipping like to Australia? I'd sell you my brand-new never-installed SupraStickv4 computer if you're still interested in keeping it auto. PM me.
If you're not going more than or far from stock power, a regular-material headgasket like the one in the fel-pro kit will do. Just don't use the EGR-cooler gasket in said kit, get a OEM one from the dealership.
If you don't have a TSRM get one as well, it's got everything you need to know...
Like I said, how do you do that on the ct26? It's internally gated, are aftermarket wastegate actuators available for it? I'm curious because I'd like to lower the stock boost on my ct26 so that I could set a more effecient duty cycle on my Apeki AVC-R for my boost goal.
Look at his...
My dad was absolutely sure that clutch fans rob power and that e-fans run on pixie dust, so he converted his 3.4L T100 from clutch to a thermal-switch e-fan. He drove it on his usual, daily mostly-highway commute for one month.
It got quite a few MPG's less, he scratched his head, and then he...
If there's room for a clutch fan, switching to e-fans are a downgrade.
Clutch fan: engine turns clutch, clutch turns fan.
E-fan: engine turns alternator, alternator makes power, power turns electric motors in fans.
One of those paths has a lower effeciency/uses more power from the engine.
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