Personally can't see how the LINE PRESSURE cable could cause this issue as it's just turning a valve in the trans with a very light return spring attached.
Easily fixed DON'T post BS as fact in the Tech sections.
Don't like being pulled up on crap posts here you're more than welcome to not come back.
You're a mod over on HPF's forums and have posted a link to a preferred site that you're comfortable on why bother being a member here at all?
Not really it can only go back in one way and work ;)
If you sit it on the flywheel backwards the RAISED SECTION catches on the flywheel bolts.
As I said earlier most clutches are built this way with the damper hub inside the pressure plate away from the flywheel bolts.
No no no and NO .....
Even when you add them up you're still NOT going to see big results as the motor is pretty damn good as is....
To make a big leap in NA power takes some serious coin and smarts, both of which tend to be in short supply here.
Personally I'd take a Mint NA over...
We don't have a "kickdown cable".....
It's a line pressure cable, kickdown is done via the ECT box and the TPS/Speed input.
Unplug the ECT then manually shift it to 3rd gear (2 on the shift)
this is the 1:1 gear and will give an accurate pull.
Some operators don't like this as it's...
The GE is fairly highly tuned from the factory so the "usual" mods don't yield the expected results on them.
The rest of the shit talkers in the thread STFU it was a serious question take your elitist attitude and fuck off somewhere people will think you're clever.
LOL that covers the inside holes now you need to do another set allowing for the wall thickness of your 4" tube taking the angles on the runners into account :)
How do you intend welding the inside and radiusing the inlets?
Very strange concept....
If the pump can suck fuel it's being cooled
If it can't suck fuel the motor stops.
(unless the manufacturer has used a pump that's marginal for the job)
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