This is half right and half wrong the 2UR didn't make into a car until 2015, Coyote has been around since 2011.
You are right the sounds from the coyote are better as well, even from a stock car.
I remember testing an RC-F and an M3 in 2014 before I bought my GS350 F sport.
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Dunno Bosch doesn't advertise it's pumps but it well know the dw400 is a rebranded Bosch pump. Thing is that 540 lph is open flow, you're not going to use a pump like that it has to at least be rated at 3 bar, which is a more apples to apples comparison. Hell my fuelab pumps can do like 700...
No, because if you make enough engine brake torque to overcome traction in a gear, lowering the final drive will only make you accelerate slower in the upper gears where you will have less mechanical assistance through the final drive.
In essence it's a more sophisticated TC, open loop, with...
What you're doing is measuring EGT at that moment not the actual temp around the head.
EGT should be significantly hotter than the actual Head temps. I actually do not know what the correlation would be. Would a Hotter cly lead to a higher EGT or lower EGT. One would think more compression...
do you have an infrared heat gun? if so you can point it at the head directly between the Exhaust Valve but that proximity to the headers may give false readings. I have one but I only used it for my motorcycle race tires.
You would ideally need the exposed area on the head, above the...
AED did a video on this (I posted it somewhere), those cylinder head mods do nothing because there is no fresh water coming into the head with these "cooling mods. They can't do anything but store a portion of hot coolant in it because the heads have the same pressure on both sides.
The rear cylinders run hotter than others due to them getting less airflow and the fact that the water cools from front to rear. it's just how the design is done. the water from the front is sent to the rear of the head then it comes back to the front. So the rear cylinders are not only get...