Great work man. Looks excellent. I love the concept at work here, “if someone can do it, I can do it”. Nothing beats doing something your way without compromising for portions, cost, or any of things that sandbag dining out food. Bravo!
I cant say for certain but imo, the gearset would be the loudest at higher RPMs when the head unit is spinning the fastest. I have no knock present if I go WOT above 4k RPM. The car adds timing the whole way to 7k RPM. If I go WOT at 3k RPM, its +8 or +9. Sometimes it will transition to adding...
It’s just not a real possibility for me man but I hear ya. It’s true I could have barrels of E85 freighted to me and pump em in my garage but that’s just further than I’m willing to take it. We have no E blends or pump E anywhere, 100 octane is available but it’s $10 a gallon and I’d spend all...
Nah. Still on the hunt. I've read just about every thread on 6g regarding false knock and getting some on hard shifts is common. I wish I had something more to share with you to help but all I can offer is a "good luck"
If you drive for anything more than a comfortable cruise, this is a necessity. Full Tilt Boogie makes a bracket similar to the Blowfish but doesn’t have the driveshaft loop like the BF did. It’s also lighter for that reason, so depends on if you require one. You will get some minor NVH but...
Ma’s bday. So I made her mushroom neptune, a blue cheese burger with cheese fries, and strawberry compote on top of vanilla poundcake with vanilla bean ice cream per her request. Pictured is the classic American cheeseburger for my wife who isn’t a “stinky cheese” fan
I meant are you seeing the knock sensors pulling timing because of it? You would need to be datalogging to know. The sensors detect vibration and pull timing, it could be costing you some power.
Like mentioned above, this step is for troubleshooting the knock. You wont need to run it all of the time unless you have absolutely horrible gas near you but it's a tool for identifying if you have real or false knock. Simply put if the knock is fuel related, it will go away with the octane...