Turbo Toyotas: Jacksonville Style!
#722
Originally Posted by Ace83
haha this thing is the ____tttt!!! lol thanks for the map jax, finally hit boost!!
i think that's why it wouldnt idle its because the coupler before the throttle body popped off! im guessing it was from the boom! lol
i think that's why it wouldnt idle its because the coupler before the throttle body popped off! im guessing it was from the boom! lol
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Originally Posted by Ace83
haha this thing is the ____tttt!!! lol thanks for the map jax, finally hit boost!!
i think that's why it wouldnt idle its because the coupler before the throttle body popped off! im guessing it was from the boom! lol
i think that's why it wouldnt idle its because the coupler before the throttle body popped off! im guessing it was from the boom! lol
#724
I tried using all the maps and it still wouldnt idle, i was using the dezod map last before resetting the ecu and after resetting it now starts and idle better so i left the dezod one for now. It just running lean for me
and java, i never popped my vac hoses.. during the boom its the coupler on charge pipe before the throttle that came off
and java, i never popped my vac hoses.. during the boom its the coupler on charge pipe before the throttle that came off
#726
yea prolly not tightened enough.. but that boom caused some pretty big pressure to pop it... anyweiz i have been hitting boost and this thing is pulls hard, spools around 3.3 K.. but do you guys smell fuel or some burnt exhaust inside the car?
#729
thats your issue as well especially if you have your air con on. your going to want to fix that because your engine bay is going to get filthy too! and yes especially when the wastegate opens! no worries! thats straight exhaust fumes coming out of that..
#730
yeah no cat.. smells like poop even from the back lol. i havent noticed any soot yet on the engine bay though.. it still dumps under but not all the way close to the ground.. go to get those pics to todd so it can be fixed
#731
mine smells like gas when my TT is on as i walk away from my car! haha one guy actually didnt know it was my car and was like...
ho this tc is ____ing turbo... but smells like ____! haha i unlocked it and said thanks! haha
yeah you may be good for abit but once you boost a lot it will get bad!
ho this tc is ____ing turbo... but smells like ____! haha i unlocked it and said thanks! haha
yeah you may be good for abit but once you boost a lot it will get bad!
#734
Originally Posted by jaxtcracer
Originally Posted by op07tc
Hey jax, I saw your setup in the parking lot at the shop back when you were having all those issues with getting the car to start. I was having my springs put in, and I told one of the guys the MAF was backwards at the time, and he "assured" me it was fine. Would of told you sooner, but just got around to joining the forum. It's cool to see someone in the local area get boosted, congrats dude.
there are a couple other boosted tCs around jax now, too. one dude on here is running an upgraded Turbonetics kit.. he's pushing 300whp/320wtq at 11psi, and i think at around 16psi he was pushing out 367whp/383wtq.. his car's a beast. i doubt i'll push mine that far. for now i'll be happy when i get my 8.9psi WG spring and can push around 325ish whp.
wad up man. long time. i talk to op07tc the other day. sound like a cool guy we gotta meet. car is still down gasket wont come in till next friday. thinking about selling the turbonetic kit and get the turbo toyotas. really wanting to get more power lol
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Originally Posted by Mr_Meaty
wait...are both of you running catless exhausts?
mine didn't smell do bad till I got that new 2.5 midpipe with the last cat removed. Now it smells kinda gassy.
mine didn't smell do bad till I got that new 2.5 midpipe with the last cat removed. Now it smells kinda gassy.
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Originally Posted by azntct
Originally Posted by jaxtcracer
Originally Posted by op07tc
Hey jax, I saw your setup in the parking lot at the shop back when you were having all those issues with getting the car to start. I was having my springs put in, and I told one of the guys the MAF was backwards at the time, and he "assured" me it was fine. Would of told you sooner, but just got around to joining the forum. It's cool to see someone in the local area get boosted, congrats dude.
there are a couple other boosted tCs around jax now, too. one dude on here is running an upgraded Turbonetics kit.. he's pushing 300whp/320wtq at 11psi, and i think at around 16psi he was pushing out 367whp/383wtq.. his car's a beast. i doubt i'll push mine that far. for now i'll be happy when i get my 8.9psi WG spring and can push around 325ish whp.
wad up man. long time. i talk to op07tc the other day. sound like a cool guy we gotta meet. car is still down gasket wont come in till next friday. thinking about selling the turbonetic kit and get the turbo toyotas. really wanting to get more power lol
if you need any info on TT i'd be happy to help; if you were at 11psi on my TT kit.... oh sweet jesu... that would be a nice amount of WHP
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Well, I had my Tokico struts installed along with my TRD lowering springs today, but there was a complication. The fronts are fine, but the rear struts are having issues. I was hoping someone may be able to shed some light on the situation. There is a rod in the middle of the each rear Tokico that is moving up and down when the shock compresses and decompresses. That means that when we were test driving it after they finished the install, even on a soft road, the top of the rods would hit the sheet metal of the car above and cause loud, worrisome clunking sounds. There is NO way this is normal; the body of the car was actually restricting the movement of the rear struts. The installer said he installed everything correctly and even double checked things. I can't imagine it would be that difficult to install a strut (this shop does these sorts of things all the time). He said the struts are mounted correctly to the bolt-in points. It just doesn't make any sense; the stock rear struts didn't have this rod movement problem, so I can't fathom why the Tokicos would be doing this. Any thoughts?
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Matt
P.S.- The car is still at the shop; there was no way in heck I was driving it home with that sort of problem. I could really use some help resolving this; I'll be back at the shop tomorrow morning (hopefully with an idea of what's wrong). I need the car for school/work, so any help is awesome!
Thanks,
Matt
P.S.- The car is still at the shop; there was no way in heck I was driving it home with that sort of problem. I could really use some help resolving this; I'll be back at the shop tomorrow morning (hopefully with an idea of what's wrong). I need the car for school/work, so any help is awesome!
#740
wow...I guess I was the last one to go catless (waited till after smog check)
Anyway, I think aen had that issue when he did his brothers springs...ended up they forgot to put one of the washers back in, or something like that.
Did you post this up in the suspension forums?
Anyway, I think aen had that issue when he did his brothers springs...ended up they forgot to put one of the washers back in, or something like that.
Did you post this up in the suspension forums?