Got the car in the shop today to find the rf tire almost corded. quick fix, swap on the "summer wheels" and drool.
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tell you what i've found is that the ams ems must not command the fuel pump to prime right away, if you wait 5-6-7-8 seconds and listen for the pump to prime, the car will start upon the first crank.
i'm not going to trust an interference engine's computer to tell me when my timing belt needs changed..
what sensor detects the broken down rubber in the belt or number of cracks in it?
and whats sensor looks for the water pump seeping and crusting up out the bottom after about 95k?
very very nice cars, don't know what mileage you're looking for, but for the most part the first major maintenance doesn't come until 105,000, which is t-belt, water pump, plugs, filters, fluids
you might see it at a track day, if and only if, the fc isnt ready or is broken. I dont exactly plan on every "launching" the car, if i do run at the track it'll be pussy foot launch with my normal lightning speed shifting...lol
in 3 yrs from this month i will own everything but my home, and most of my wife's education,(which was a joke at best) at which point we will depart from Reynoldsburg.
Jones was it cammed? I'm doing some reading and it seems the 272's costs people a little low end and in turn make clutch engagement a little queer. Anyways I only made 2 main st runs with it today and i'm already getting used to slipping the clutch just right.
its kinda sad though
its 9pm friday night, I have an Evo, but i'm too fucking tired to go do anything.
not sure which version but it shifts pretty well at high rpm, i'm having the initial start/slip/high engagement issue i'm fighting, i'm already getting used to it though
he said he ran pump gas in the cold weather due to the tune in the AEM. Truthfully if/ when I have it reflashed for the e-85 tune i'm going to back the boost down to the 25psi its at now. the e-85 tune was for 29 psi and I want the car to last and be safe, so e-85 and 25 psi sounds like a good combo.