I hope thats one hell of a switch you've got to support 19 amps of continuous draw... I hope thats not each. Also you would need some pretty serious wiring to support a long run of 19 amps, not to mention the fire hazard the whole thing is, especially if there isn't any fuse in it.
On top of...
LOL.
I had a very similiar problem in my garage one night when I was changing my clutch on the floor.
I believe him when he says thousands... it really was astonishing. They went away by themselves soon after, I haven't seen them since then.
Hmm... sounds to me like this product could use a little revision. It sounds un-necessarily confusing to set up properly... unless of course... actually, nevermind. ;)
So it runs rich... is your guess?
My guess is that this will only end badly for you.
Poodles, on what boost/turbo did you get those results? Repeatable? (EDIT) "Seen the dyno sheet first hand"... sounds like some hearsay to me...
Snap-On's cordless 1/2 in 18 volt impact is your closest bet. It still won't be enough.
If you can energize the starter and the engine is secure you should have no problems getting it off.
I'm less interested in it being as dirt cheap as possible, more interested in smooth airflow and reasonable fit, whether or not I have to remove the bumper cover to install it is irrelevant to me as well.
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