Try a G3R with a 95 mm pulley and a 10% overdrive balancer. I may have went too far on this one.....Sometimes I take for granted just how fast this car is now with the ESS.
not to mention you’re not running 93 octane!Try a G3R with a 95 mm pulley and a 10% overdrive balancer. I may have went too far on this one.....
No such thing, as long as it holds together and you don't put it in a guardrail.Try a G3R with a 95 mm pulley and a 10% overdrive balancer. I may have went too far on this one.....
lol, if your phone rings…it’s John Force, and wants his mojo back 🫣No such thing, as long as it holds together and you don't put it in a guardrail.
Time will tell how long this stock motor tolerates this behavior. Good news is Im at 6000 feet above sea level, so not quite as much pressure/force on everything as would be at sea levelNo such thing, as long as it holds together and you don't put it in a guardrail.
truth. This poor Coyote has performed admirably. Even if it blows up tomorrow, I'm proud of the lil' fellanot to mention you’re not running 93 octane!
What are you using to read the boost? Physical gauge? Gauge on the dash?Having a boost reading discrepancy. Friends new build, 15 percent lower, 120 upper, G3R on his S650 and car is showing only 11psi of boost yet it's running a 4.8-5.0 60-130, E85 of course. I'm pretty sure that pulley combination with the 15 percent lower should be around 14psi as it's running like a car at that power level. Anyone have experience with this pulley combination?
He has the Avid reading it and Daryl has also said he is seeing 11.5 psi but something is definitely reading wrong. A Coyote on 11.5 psi and E85 don't trap 150mph...lol...What are you using to read the boost? Physical gauge? Gauge on the dash?
Inferred value and not a map sensor right? Get a real gaugeHe has the Avid reading it and Daryl has also said he is seeing 11.5 psi but something is definitely reading wrong. A Coyote on 11.5 psi and E85 don't trap 150mph...lol...
Yeah he has one coming so I guess we'll know soon enoughInferred value and not a map sensor right? Get a real gauge