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Howdy
Never really said hello. Just bought an 09 coupe with the LSD and RPD. Should be a fun DD and occasional track car.
I live in TN and most of my car knowledge comes from WRX's ,Evos , Supras,Camaros, 350z.
The DI of the LNF is new but I am excited in learning all about it. I look forward to contributing to the boards.
I live in TN and most of my car knowledge comes from WRX's ,Evos , Supras,Camaros, 350z.
The DI of the LNF is new but I am excited in learning all about it. I look forward to contributing to the boards.
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woot woot, all aboard the summit white train
post up your pics here too in our summit white thread we got a long way to go b4 we catch black lol
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/pictures-videos-64/official-summit-white-thread-54152/
post up your pics here too in our summit white thread we got a long way to go b4 we catch black lol
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/pictures-videos-64/official-summit-white-thread-54152/
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I just think that when someone looks through the windshield of a white car and see red seats... you automatically say " that dood is gangSTAR" ... Thanks for the welcomes.
Plans after the warranty with the GM stage kit: Hahn bolt-ons , NewEra wheel upgrade, whoever has an accessable tuner platform that I can tune myself.
Plan on draging the car for fun, but more importantly , I want to be in rearview mirror of my STI and EVO buddies at the roadcourse.
Plans after the warranty with the GM stage kit: Hahn bolt-ons , NewEra wheel upgrade, whoever has an accessable tuner platform that I can tune myself.
Plan on draging the car for fun, but more importantly , I want to be in rearview mirror of my STI and EVO buddies at the roadcourse.
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Well total it was around 2 weeks LOL... sorry. But I was not in any hurry really since the guy that crashed my WRX lent me his 5 series. But They orginally didnt put the RCD in it and I was a little pissed, so they held it over the holidays to fix that. Yeah they said that there are not that many of us White Ones with the red.
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you can literally see where the ecu yanks the power back down. LOL with a reflash this thing is going to be a beast. This is on a DynoDynamics, so for those that want dyno/mustang numbers just add 15%-17%.
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thanks, this was on crappy ethanol gas. It picked up 10hp from one pull with me doing nothing.LOL I am sure that with better gas that it will pick up 10hp more.
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Ethanol has a higher compression rate, yes e85 make alot of power, but the e10-e25 at some pumps it is actually detrimental to common injection systems. As well as power. Since ethanol has a high attraction to water, it will carry it into the gas and reduce the burn across the cyl making less power for the stroke. I just did a whole college presentation on regular vs 10% ethanol gas with reasearch and datalogs , it is pretty in depth , there are more factors but that is really the primary cause of reduced power and mpg.
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Ethanol has a higher compression rate, yes e85 make alot of power, but the e10-e25 at some pumps it is actually detrimental to common injection systems. As well as power. Since ethanol has a high attraction to water, it will carry it into the gas and reduce the burn across the cyl making less power for the stroke. I just did a whole college presentation on regular vs 10% ethanol gas with reasearch and datalogs , it is pretty in depth , there are more factors but that is really the primary cause of reduced power and mpg.
p.s., the white looks tight.
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Thanks.
This is true, the studies for school I am doing , I have found that there are 3 times that ethanol is added. The refinery, Distro , and the stations themselves. The pump is actually around 15-20% of ethanol. Dont forget about Exxon. They have yet to follow suit, but I am affraid that it will not be long till they are forced to add ethanol.
This is true, the studies for school I am doing , I have found that there are 3 times that ethanol is added. The refinery, Distro , and the stations themselves. The pump is actually around 15-20% of ethanol. Dont forget about Exxon. They have yet to follow suit, but I am affraid that it will not be long till they are forced to add ethanol.
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