Re: fmu question
Fabricate a solid plate to bolt between the turbo and manifold so the turbo never even sees any exhaust flow.
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Re: fmu question
Originally Posted by VTteg
Fabricate a solid plate to bolt between the turbo and manifold so the turbo never even sees any exhaust flow.
You numbnuts make ---- way way harder than it has to be. |
Re: fmu question
Originally Posted by VTteg
Fabricate a solid plate to bolt between the turbo and manifold so the turbo never even sees any exhaust flow.
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Re: fmu question
:)
i might just try and drive it and don't boost. i can't see passing on the highway being any fun though. i still think the best/safest way is to tow it. its just expensive. ive drove turbo cars before. i used to have a volvo s70 t5 and it was hard to keep out of boost and it didn't spool until around 3500. i could disconnect a charge pipe, but its a long ways for that. |
Re: fmu question
Personally I would just look for a friend with a truck and an auto trailer. If you know someone who is willing to help ya out then I would do it that way. :P
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Re: fmu question
just rent a uhaul and park it in the back haha
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Re: fmu question
staying outnof b00st is up to your throttle control.
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Re: fmu question
do what fook said and stop ------- complaing, open waste gate leave charge pipes on, even if you did get on it at you will olny build a couple pounds at redline, so stay down low and drive like you mom
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Re: fmu question
i think once you know what boost feels like and have driven iwth it before you'll know what everyone is talking about ... looks like you havent felt or driven a boosted car before
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Re: fmu question
my previous setup built full boost (10-12psi) at 3500RPMS, i drive at about 70MPH and pass on the highway and never get into boost
it's called throttle control! just drive it and quite bitchin ya pansy |
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