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Originally Posted by omgZ After the Uprev fan adjustment, it helps A LOT with the first gear lag. I feel that the car doesn't bog as often, but it's still

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Old 09-15-2012, 10:28 AM   #29 (permalink)
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After the Uprev fan adjustment, it helps A LOT with the first gear lag. I feel that the car doesn't bog as often, but it's still there on really hot days. My next mod will be a 25 row oil cooler, hopefully this cures it.
The oil cooler won't do much as the engine itself is still taking in hot air. I ran supercharger engine setup before and I can definitely feel a large different in engine response between morning on the track and hot 110 degree weather at the end of the day.

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