Wishes: none really material, just good times with family and friends
Supra gets nothing...it has received enough this year.
I'm buying the wife a watch...nothing too spendy nor too cheap.
Christmas bonus? Ha ha...i need to find a non-privately owned company to work for.
I am looking forward...
Completely untrue. A diameter reduction will introduce a flow restriction, but it is nowhere near equivalent to the restriction associated with a full section made out of the smaller piping.
I'd advise against the q45....if you want to use the 7m tps, it is a real pain in the ass. The throttle opening mechanism is also poorly suited to our cars, as the design forces you to have >2" of clearance between the top of the TB and the hood.
I'll be modifying the stock fan shroud to fit around the pipe. Obviously, the AC fans will no longer be part of the car...I'm pretty confident the upgraded radiator will more than make up for their absence though.
Not really...this was another part that was just easier to make by hand...I took a billet piece of steel and cut it down to the rough shape, drilled the required holes for the mounts/gas port, and ground it down from there. The EGR port pointing directly downward.
As for the tubing, I'm...
my dog (lab) gets infected ears every now and then...a good squirt in each ear with surolan usually clears things up. You've got to make sure those drops get pretty deep into the dog's ear...don't be afraid to stick the bottle end into the ear...aparently this is ok (as per the vet sister-in-law)
Made some major progress today - cut and tacked together my intercooler piping... all 2.75" mandrel bent. I was surprised how straightforward running the piping was. I scored a box of 20 mandrel bends on ebay for $60 and the system would have been cheap if it wasn't for the 1' section of...
So the copper spark plug electrode has no method of heat transfer and degrades...I can't say I disputed this. (you can't argue that the heat of the spark accelerates this process). Are you trying to tell me that a copper head gasket will be overheated by combustion due to lack of heat transfer...
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