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Bah, car is running great. smells rich for some reason but gas milage and the AFR's i'm running show otherwise

idle cruise 14.5-15.5
WOT 11.9-12.2

car idles like a champ. however i have an exhaust leak between the turbo/o2 housing that i need to fix, but im reluctant because the only way to get to the back bolt is taking the turbine housing off the car with this tubular o2 housing.
 
over the last two months ive been tracking my e-85 milage and im getting 16.8 mpg, however ive changed my driving habits quite a bit and its slowly coming up to 17-17.8 mpg

this is running slightly lean at cruise and with 34-37 degrees of timing at cruise
 
over the last two months ive been tracking my e-85 milage and im getting 16.8 mpg, however ive changed my driving habits quite a bit and its slowly coming up to 17-17.8 mpg

this is running slightly lean at cruise and with 34-37 degrees of timing at cruise
Lock that bi*** in Open Loop and tune your VE table without the o2 sensor trying to maintain 14.7:1. You can get it to idle/cruise around 15.8 ~ 16:0:1 by making a few changes in your OLMaxOct map and stretch the MPG's to 20. ;)\

Chris and I finally got his car ready for the alignment, I think we found the new trick to the reman'd lower control arms on the 2gs. I'll let him post up our findings though, very interesting.

:dsm:
 
That's not too bad, I tested the VR4 and got 23.90 miles to the gallon so I was pretty happy about that considering how it was 19 city, 25 freeway back in 91
 
At the alignment shop hoping they can finangle it this time and not give me BS excuses
 
Work is over rated
 
I would have been to work if my car was more forgiving

I love my job, and Bryan loves his job
 
algebra 101
if Chris loves his job and bryan loves his job does that mean chris loves bryan? explain

A= Job
B= Bryan
C= Chris

A+C=love
A+B= love
A+C=A+B
C=A+B-A
C=B
equality can be defined as being one. so bryan and chris are one?
 
Anyone here have experience with strokers? My crank is walking and I want to go 2.3 but i wonder if anyone local has any wisdom to share. Im not shooting for high hp or anything I just want more reliability this is the second motor out if three to crankwalk.
 
algebra 101
if chris loves his job and bryan loves his job does that mean chris loves bryan? Explain

a= job
b= bryan
c= chris

a+c=love
a+b= love
a+c=a+b
c=a+b-a
c=b
equality can be defined as being one. So bryan and chris are one?

Lol Kris your hilarious sometimes man
 
Yeah Bryan and I work together. Been working together since April or something
 
First and for most, you're going to be paying $500+ for stroker pistons so why would you put a set of stock (more than likely used) rods in there? Second, the rod ratio changes and with it so do the rod angles, this increases side loading and puts more stress on the rods.

Still want to build a stroker motor on stock rods? If you do build it, you should take a red sharpie marker to your tach and make your new redline 4500rpm. Since that will be the point where your toothpick rods snap and you destroy your $500 pistons too.

:dsm:
 
But you have to also slap on some Nos stickers and some hood pins to handle the high rpm
 
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