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Old 05-23-2017, 07:59 AM   #261 (permalink)
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haha, maybe i should heat the springs so they flatten even more, then use riser blocks when i go off-road? ROFLMAO





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heat ? just use a hack saw to shorten them :P
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I don't recommend neither heating or cutting the original springs, since that would change their tension resistence and they could eventually break apart while moving.
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Old 05-23-2017, 02:21 PM   #264 (permalink)
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that's what i thought of.
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lol, the vac gauge stopped working, and shows a constant 0,6.


Found out the hose has melted shut the hose is 30 cm from the exhaust manifold. i must buy something more heat-resistant
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Found out the hose has melted shut the hose is 30 cm from the exhaust manifold. i must buy something more heat-resistant
What does it have for heat-shielding around the exhaust manifold and the hoses that run too close to it?
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the manifold is cast. It has no shielding, everything just goes around the manifold instead- except the vac gauge line i put too close
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i wonder if a should go back to the cone-filter.

Looking at statistics, i got the highest MPG when i had the cone filter.
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i wonder if a should go back to the cone-filter.

Looking at statistics, i got the highest MPG when i had the cone filter.
If it didn't affect the performance so much negatively, go for it.
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i think it got warmer air thru it. And it was less restrictive.

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