Loving the deep concave all the way around. I have a base Ecoboost, so I don't have the big brakes, so I assume I wouldn't need the spacer up front? And then would it look ok with stock fenders or would it poke too much up front?
Not trying to call you out, but making a post in a completely unrelated thread for the sole purpose of saying something like that is exactly how you start a fight.
Exactly, if you use it as anything more than a prius, you should get an IC.
You really don't know how bad it is until you start monitoring charge temps. I ran the stock IC for almost 2 months and began questioning how bad it was myself. And then I started monitoring temps with the...
Replaced the filter in the stock airbox with a K&N drop in. Trial mounted the Accessport and then went out for a rip to make sure it would be easily accessible and yet not impede driving. Practiced driving to redline in 3rd in preparation for data logging that I'll probably start early this week.
Did my first oil change, put in Rotella T6. Also bought my winter tires. Brand new Blizzak WS-80s that my mechanic buddy sold me at cost. These things are so expensive, but at almost 50% off, it's hard to argue.
Well, I'm only 1400 km into the car, but I'm averaging around 33ish highway and 22ish city. I do tend to have a lighter foot than the average user here, especially since I'm playing nice on the break in period. Having said that, gas isn't going to solve 14 mpg in an ecoboost. That's either...
Petro Canada is listed as a top tier gas retailer, where as Husky is not. I don't know if maybe you got some bad gas, but it's something to consider. Personally, I've only ever put Petro Canada 94 in my car, and don't plan to change, since it's the only gas above 91 that I can find.
I know Adam at Tune+ is working on getting into the GT market, and I know he's a huge fan of the AP, so I can't imagine he'll use anything else for it. Just need Cobb to get the ball rolling.