Important Announcement Re: Brain Flash P2
Originally posted by mojo
Caymandiver,
does it look like it will be any easier to get at the hose from the bottom?
2.87 each! What a rip. I'm guessing your talking about the plastic fasteners on the undertray, not the metal spring hose clips?
Caymandiver,
does it look like it will be any easier to get at the hose from the bottom?
2.87 each! What a rip. I'm guessing your talking about the plastic fasteners on the undertray, not the metal spring hose clips?
Originally posted by mojo
Must be that the 3" turboback will still add 1-2 psi psi even with P2.
I have a 3" turboback but with the stock cat so I'm probably boosting a little less. No boost gauge yet so I can't say what psi I'm getting.
Anyone,
thoughts on running 3" turboback and 21.3 psi long term?
Must be that the 3" turboback will still add 1-2 psi psi even with P2.
I have a 3" turboback but with the stock cat so I'm probably boosting a little less. No boost gauge yet so I can't say what psi I'm getting.
Anyone,
thoughts on running 3" turboback and 21.3 psi long term?
Mojo, I'm running with the stock cat too, I have a 3" high flow cat going on this week after my exhaust buddy welds on the flanges. There are no certified 3" OBD2 cats in Cali yet, so having flanges will allow me to switch to the stock cat when needed. So, for now after you install the P2 you'll be runninhg the same pressures. Do you have the Aperture and Exhale?
Last edited by jess; Oct 14, 2003 at 02:51 PM.
I have a B&B DP and turboback. No throttle body. I really need a boost gauge, next on the list.
I was hoping the P2 would be able to keep boost around 19-20 range with the turboback. At least I know the afr is a little richer with the P2. Need to get to a dyno with wideband O2 I guess.
I was hoping the P2 would be able to keep boost around 19-20 range with the turboback. At least I know the afr is a little richer with the P2. Need to get to a dyno with wideband O2 I guess.
I'm a few plastic clip sshort on my undertrey when the car bottomed out on a deep *** pothole on a garavel road and ripped half the tray off... the good thing about those plastic clips is that they allow some give and instead of ripping out the metal and plastic mounts they were attached to, , i just broke a couple of clips.
the clips have a trick to them to get them off easily.. they need to be in tenstion when you're unscrewinng them to come off. that means that pull down gently on the the undertay right next to the clip you're trying to remove, and barely push the screwdriver into the screw, just enough for the grooves to catch and the screw to turn.
the reason for this is that the threads of the screws are nor engaged when the screw is all the way on, and wehn you push on it to unscrew it, it keeps the thread from engaging. just pull down the on the piece its holding and the thread will engage and the screw will come out with no problem..
the clips have a trick to them to get them off easily.. they need to be in tenstion when you're unscrewinng them to come off. that means that pull down gently on the the undertay right next to the clip you're trying to remove, and barely push the screwdriver into the screw, just enough for the grooves to catch and the screw to turn.
the reason for this is that the threads of the screws are nor engaged when the screw is all the way on, and wehn you push on it to unscrew it, it keeps the thread from engaging. just pull down the on the piece its holding and the thread will engage and the screw will come out with no problem..
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, David came through
Thanks David. You got my business!
