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  1. TurboStreetCar

    11psi of boost and hitting fuel cut off.

    Thats the information you needed to post up. If you have the required fuel system components the AFM will work fine. What is the boost set to now?
  2. TurboStreetCar

    "I'm pretty positive its legal officer"

    In cali it needs a CARB number or equivalent AFAIK. JetJock is very knowledgeable on this subject.
  3. TurboStreetCar

    3' Turbo Elbow Ideas

    I have a SSAC Manifold with a T4 regular housing plenty of room for a 3 inch elbow without the housing extension. I'm going to change to a 3.5inch elbow in the future, don't forse clearance issues. It's the old design also FWIW.
  4. TurboStreetCar

    Wtf!?!?!

    :) Np problem. I'm glad you didn't take that as me trying to be a dick because I wasn't. I've been victim to reading and typing too fast.
  5. TurboStreetCar

    11psi of boost and hitting fuel cut off.

    Reread all the posts (Hint #43, 39, 37, 31, ect) made by myself and others on what you should do In there entirety untill you grasp the concept. All the information is already in this thread. How many times do you be to be told?
  6. TurboStreetCar

    Wtf!?!?!

    Im assuming you were trying to quote EwGoetsch's post? If thats the case the oil in the plug well causes the wires to short causing a missfire, The black smoke is the mixture burning incompletely. The oil is not being consumed just making the spark weak or short completely. His claim of it...
  7. TurboStreetCar

    Is there any REAL advantage to a dual split downpipe?

    ^ Would that even really be considered divorced? Its more like a collector.
  8. TurboStreetCar

    3' Turbo Elbow Ideas

    :word8kn: Easiest fix, the manifold is fine, the only problem you may have to need a spacer for is the rotation of the compressor housing to clear the runners of the manifold.
  9. TurboStreetCar

    11psi of boost and hitting fuel cut off.

    :3d_frown: Your just not getting it.
  10. TurboStreetCar

    Limiting 1st gear wheel spin - ideas?

    It's a 35r equivelent insnt it? With a billet wheel? Go GT40 or to a bigger exhaust housing. 1.0+ would help, also make some more up top power prolly. :biglaugh: haha
  11. TurboStreetCar

    Is there any REAL advantage to a dual split downpipe?

    The higher boost is caused by a difference in pressure ratio across the turbine wheel with a less restrictive exhaust system. As far as I'm concerned I don't care how much the boost changes, it's a result of downpipe change not a change to wastegate of any sort.
  12. TurboStreetCar

    3' Turbo Elbow Ideas

    *insert Cletusmania image here* :biglaugh:
  13. TurboStreetCar

    3' Turbo Elbow Ideas

    Get a different exhaust housing without the outlet extension. What turbo is that?
  14. TurboStreetCar

    What is this? (part of turbo)

    Unless you can make sure everything is correct and spin it to 100krpm and balance it i would stash it somewhere as extra parts.
  15. TurboStreetCar

    11psi of boost and hitting fuel cut off.

    Mostly anything in the 90's with the 4.0 liter V8. I know the ls400 is a good candidate off hand. You do realize just putting on the Lex AFM will not fix the problem right? Any will likely result in you starting another thread asking how you blew the motor up? Why not make the car run properly...
  16. TurboStreetCar

    Limiting 1st gear wheel spin - ideas?

    Sounds like you need a bigger turbo. Lag is my traction control.
  17. TurboStreetCar

    Is there any REAL advantage to a dual split downpipe?

    How much more then a stock car can you get with a CT-26 tissmo? :biglaugh:
  18. TurboStreetCar

    Cracked accordian hose?

    It would run lean if it would make a difference. Have a wideband? How much boost?
  19. TurboStreetCar

    CPS and "non reusable parts"

    Who ever does would prolly get a pretty penny for it!
  20. TurboStreetCar

    11psi of boost and hitting fuel cut off.

    Rogue: Did you check properly? Yourenemy: In my experience its about 1550HZ @~80F. Maybe 1400hz is winter? And it being colder doesn't change the HZ. The frequency is based on airspeed. The mass air flow is calculated by the TCCS Using the airspeed frequency and a temperature reading. The...