Ha Ha some of the responses on this thread are classic. Yes the rear housing comes off, the best way to get it off is with some heat from a blow lamp and a hyde hammer. just heat it up all the way around the flange then tap all the way around with the hammer and it should come off quite easy...
Isn't pulling 42% going to give you to much timing? As far as I'm aware scaling back the air flow signal that much will give you a bunch more timing (which is bad)
Day to day driving I get about 280 - 300 miles out of a tank, my car has 3" turbo back, walbro pump, AFPR @ 26psi (vac on) MAFT pro and running about 14psi everything else is pretty much stock.
I am very sorry for your loss, I think this poem sums it up best.
Do not stand at my grave and weep
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
I am the diamond glints on snow.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
I am the gentle autumn rain.
When you awaken in...
I would stick weld two 1G-GTE's together and have a 4L quad turbo V12
or
Take a 7M and have the block and head cast as one lump in a light mag alloy (like old turbo F1 engines) no more BHG and a block/head that weighs less than 15kg
I'm intrested in this to, I'm trying to work out how you can adjust the mechanical timing with stock cam gears (unless you remove the pin and use a dti and treat them like an adjustable cam gear?)
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