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Another point is if the tire shop now or any other time previously or previous owner has used an impact wrench on full tilt, may have stretched the studs. In that case, they'll never be right again and you'll need to replace them. This can cause the lugs to never stay torqued.
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I don't think we have a coil over specific thread?
Generally you get what you pay for but there are some budget coilovers that are worth looking at.
NT03 look nice. Regardless of common or not, get what you like. I consider them an expression of ones self. Lol
Post up a thread on what...
Well, in your case I think it probably was the FPR. Since yours wasn't holding pressure correctly and mine wasn't either, symptoms were similar.
We'll see how low my AF learning C drops.
The nuts may not have the proper seat for the wheel. That's the only thing that comes to mind.
I've always understood it as torque the nuts to spec and then retorque after a few hundred miles. I always find a few that have backed off a few pounds but never loosey goosey and falling off, ever.
And thank you for help, as well.
The car would buck and snort under WOT in the 4-5k rpm range only. Under part throttle it never did. Admittedly I rarely ever stab the pedal to the floor and almost never above 5k so I really didn't notice that area much.
It most definitely was because of fuel...
That is it.
I didn't do an ECU reset I wanted to see what she'd do.
Idle AF learned dropped to 1.6 positive from 7-9 positive.
AF correction at cruise has dropped 2.5 full points from a positive 21.5. So she's definitely learning.
WOT pull now is smooth all the way the red without any...
Holy monkey I think I just found my problem!!!!!!!!
One of the fuel lines within the pump housing was not clipped in.
It's the black line with an o ring and a clip type connection. This mfer was not clipped in and sitting cockeyed. Like way the hell off.
Damn Cobb tuning and a fuck up when...
Not much to really say about the latest Cobb stuff.
SRI, typical and they sure are late producing it.
Adjustable traction control is intriguing.
Mustang Eco boost may be an animal. Still would rather get the v8.
Yes, I do still have the stock MAF so that should be a bit easier. I can throw it back on if/when I decide to jump off of the cliff.
Still just reading and reading.
Speaking of tuning guides, bad noodles link sends you to some foreign shit site.
Many thanks to you, as always.
So I'm digging into tuning again via ATR and I've got a question. Cobb suggests or basically states that you must use the factory air intake to set up your injectors properly. Is this the case or is there a workaround? I can understand this from a "starting froma known variable" aspect, but...
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