If you want to build a drag car, start with something else. If you are trying to build an MA70 drag car, that is different. Seems like somebody gutted his down to about 3100. Jeff Gore maybe.
Stock suspension is a coil over. The factory shocks are not real stiff. They have no need to be for most drivers. The suspension will maintain tire contact patch with its SLA design. A stock like replacement shouldn't be very stiff at all.
Or yours are defective.
The M193 round was real good. The M855 round being heavier, with the A2 barrell, is even better. With the iron sights you can fire multiple aimed shots quickly. The scope detracts from that. Not the accuarcy part obviously. Talk about a thread hijack.:biglaugh: What has Canada done different...
That is my question too. Fiberglass hoods are very big in the aftermarket world, just not for us.:nono:
Much lighter than stock, and not a retail rip off like carbon fiber.
"More lag" is a myth. Pressure is resistance to flow. I suppose if you put huge pipes and a huge cooler on a 1.6, you could have more lag. Not in our case. I don't think you can put a big enough one behind the bumper to have that happen.
Well, I read your thread on SF about a year ago. So I know you aren't full of shit. And I think you have sat through a bunch of drivetrain classes also.That being said, the position at Toyota is that the fluid is not interchangable. That is what we were told. But this position is more towards...
The M16 was developed(In part) for quick follow up shots on the modern battlefield, unlike the trench warfare that came to an end at WWI. When very long shots were taken.
Not to different than having super swampers on a Supra.
Seems like max warp is ".0039. More than that and you are to disgard the head. The metal headgaskets are there to take up the void left from decking. OEM gasket, you must follow the discard the numbers in the repair manual for head and block. Or you will blow it again. I don't mean you...
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