bling5tatus
20+ Year Contributor
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- Sep 23, 2005
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DFW/Austin,
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Nice, thank you guys for the tips on the -4AN lines. I definitely will be upgrading them soon thanks to you all.
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I was told from people that it is caused by the type of battery I'm running. I have a dry cell jmfab kit. The voltage at the battery is over 14 volts.... when testing with a bolt meterThat will affect your fuel pump and in turn your injector duty cycle.
I have the same battery and mine stays above 13.5 to redline. What alternator are you running?I was told from people that it is caused by the type of battery I'm running. I have a dry cell jmfab kit. The voltage at the battery is over 14 volts.... when testing with a bolt meter
Also normally run in the 13.5 range, this was at night with the headlights on, its strange because if I test the battery at idle I get 14.1 bolts but the computer is saying something differentI have the same battery and mine stays above 13.5 to redline. What alternator are you running?
Forgot to mention, I misread the nozzle got my meth injection I went from a 7 down to a 4 which is why I think I got that knock.I was told from people that it is caused by the type of battery I'm running. I have a dry cell jmfab kit. The voltage at the battery is over 14 volts.... when testing with a bolt meter
I just installed the Walbro 450 and ordered fic high z 1650 which should be tmrw, I'm going to take a ride into New York tmrw and pick up some ethanol. See how she goes on corn juice
The an fitting has a bleeder port integrated into it....works perfectlyThe Halman boost controller has a bleeder port. How does swapping the ported fitting out for a AN adapter affect operation? Is the factory bleeder port even needed?
Oh man I'm excitedI just installed the Walbro 450 and ordered fic high z 1650 which should be tmrw, I'm going to take a ride into New York tmrw and pick up some ethanol. See how she goes on corn juice
. Let's see how she does. I'm running E54 here in Arizona on a ported e316g and logging 411hp in link uncorrected. The torque from this little turbo when it spools is crazy.You people are high if you think the dsmlink estimates are close, let alone accurate for power and torque figures.
There are alot of variables to consider outside of airflow and fuel but I think its a useful tool to compare how changes effect your engine overall. My logs are saying 566 uncorrected, flowing 57lbs/min with a fp black. With drivetrain losses etc the car has to be making over 400whp. Im going to the dyno shortly so we will seeYou people are high if you think the dsmlink estimates are close, let alone accurate for power and torque figures.
Can you give me an example?Im really curious? Did you see someone expecting 500whp and make 200?Make a post and share the info of you do. I know what I have seen on the dyno and it is not even close.
Headgasket is gone - 35psi. I'm proud of the poor girl.... she tried her bestOh man I'm excited. Let's see how she does. I'm running E54 here in Arizona on a ported e316g and logging 411hp in link uncorrected. The torque from this little turbo when it spools is crazy.
Not really, I'm pulling the head tmrw and putting a new headgasket. The motor has 100k so it's probably ready for some loving anywayzLol thats sad to hear.

And you wonder why you lost a hg 
We shall see how close they are when I take this setup to the dyno. I've always been curious. I know they're inflated but has proven itself a good tool to use to see if my adjustments are making more power.You people are high if you think the dsmlink estimates are close, let alone accurate for power and torque figures.