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07-16-2008, 02:59 AM
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Nice! That's so funny, because that mani looks so similar to one of todds, you got tuned the same place I did, you got about the same numbers I did at thesame psi, and our graphs look really similar
They should be making allot more power (so should you though Meaty)
They are having the same issue that your car(its there you just dont know it) and Matts car is having. And probaby allot more others as well.
We will be doing some testing here on a possibe fix with Matts car next week.
If it works look for allot better numbers out of this kit as they will benefit from the testing as well.
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Todd
07-16-2008, 03:02 AM
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Todd,
Are you referring to the apparent power loss between 4k and redline? It seems like the curve should top out a little higher in those areas. On Meaty's graph, it looks like 4750 and on.
And the issue would be FIC related correct?
Are you referring to the apparent power loss between 4k and redline? It seems like the curve should top out a little higher in those areas. On Meaty's graph, it looks like 4750 and on.
And the issue would be FIC related correct?
07-16-2008, 03:09 AM
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Yes, its an issue at a crossover point, and beyond.
And its not just an FIC issue its a TC issue. Having the same problem with emanage as well.(years also vary as well, so its not a generation thing)
And its a car that it wasn't that big of an issue before and now its a problem.
Car runs great, and makes killer numbers but not anywhere where it should be. But if you didn't know how to read a sheet or see the actual tune, you would never now.
Regards-
Todd
And its not just an FIC issue its a TC issue. Having the same problem with emanage as well.(years also vary as well, so its not a generation thing)
And its a car that it wasn't that big of an issue before and now its a problem.
Car runs great, and makes killer numbers but not anywhere where it should be. But if you didn't know how to read a sheet or see the actual tune, you would never now.
Regards-
Todd
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