AFR is easier to get your head around as it has a wider scale, ECU's read in Lambda.
I used to run a Powerdex that read in AFR and my MoTeC dash set to Lambda, it was confusing to say the least so I had the Powerdex input to the ECU and the MoTeC convert Lambda to AFR and both displayed on...
Almost went down this road at the start of the year, a bud has a Mk1 in his shed he was going to give me ;)
Plan at the time was to swap my full drivetrain into it, decided to keep the Mk3 and just double the engine capacity instead.
Not anything detailed it's just Mk4TT size 5000 and 4000 DBA Rotors and AP 4 piston callipers, I built it many years ago when there was NOTHING available.
You're an imbecile....
2 guys are going to "stomp" me both of them are getting a nice new body bag plain and simple.
This isn't false bravado or dick waving but the way it is.
I wouldn't unless I could get 2.5>3d thread engagement, I made my adaptors out of steel for this reason as the design I ended up with in 6061 would have been close to the same weight as the steel parts I ended up with.
There was a V8 in my future ;)
The only failure I had on G series Diffs was frying the pinion bearings in 2 from top end runs, I'd still use one with a 7M if I pressure lubed the front bearing without a second thought.
At least with the 9" I have all bases covered.
It's a gravity drain.....
UP = bad..
likewise if the drain hole is in line with a Conrod that can cause issues as well.
The Rear "seal" in most Turbo's is a simple labyrinth that if you impede the drain in any way shape or form will flood into the Turbine housing and smoke like a bitch.
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