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I'll be picking my car up Saturday and driving home to Nashville TN so I'll let you know about my experience. I also will have the 34 row oil cooler
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I'll be picking my car up Saturday and driving home to Nashville TN so I'll let you know about my experience. I also will have the 34 row oil cooler on mine.
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Nice figures mate, I think it's important for everyone to keep track of the numbers/long term time frame people are running the same numbers to evaluate the stock block HP/TQ numbers.
I'm awaiting my new GTM kit to start pushing it here in Aus, will start with the basic 10-11psi for a few months then onto E85, as it's readily available in my area, there is no problems with me running it, company who will do my install is a "pro-tuner" according to the UpRev website. E85 will come within 1-2 months really. As far as I've seen there is no real limit as far as HP/TQ on the cars from the forums and have been following since 2009, most people are saying safe 500RWHP/400-500TQ but there's not much evidence either for or against this, so will push and see what we can do. |
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hehe thats funny about the new vette i also ran into one over the weekend and kicked his azz the guy could not hang was really upset when i slowed down and let him pass me turbo z for the win
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also i have to say since i got a new tune my car is running alittle richer then before but i also noticed its running a little hotter then i would like i am hitting 220-230 on 85-90 degree weather under boost so i am going to try and find a way to push air on to the oil cooler since its behind the fmic
and maybe a good vented hood would help
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I had the setup from before I had the turbo was running a 200 shot; but I screwed around with my timing in the tune too much so I ended up blowing the engine.
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