Im attempting a bandaid fix of a heavy shifter from Billetworkz, paired with the Boomba shifter bracketI was reading here that a big, heavy shift knob helped make MT82 shifts be buttery smooth. Well, mine came from Raceseng and I installed it, and... it doesn't make the MT82 buttery smooth, but it is a heavy mother forker.
Most Ford engines (and probably other engines) should work the same. When you go above a certain pedal %, usually around 90%, you will go into power enrichment. This is usally around 0.9 lambda or so. There is a model that is working in the background that is calculating exhaust temperatures at all times based on lots of different factors (load, air flow, spark, etc) for the different exhaust components (turbine, cats, A/F sensors, etc). It will stay in power enrichment as long as pedal % stays above that threshold and temperatures don't surpass the cooling thresholds. If the model predicts that the exhaust is nearing a temp limit it will add more fuel to cool itself up to a certain lambda limit (I forgot the limits but probably varies slightly by engine, would think 0.68 give or take a bit). The AFR vaules of 10.5 seem reasonable for a situation where the fueling is going into exh temp protection so I wouldn't worry about it too much.edit, I am reading and found threads on GT's saying that when cat needs cooling/protection mode, it'll richen up AFR. I wonder if I was noticing the 10's after I was doing back to back Wot's its possible my car was in protection mode/cooling down my little cat.
or it actually does go to 10 every time, I will test next time I take it out tomorrow. I am not sure if ecoboost have the same protection mode for the cats.
With 10" wheels if I recall correctly !Classic mini's are only around 120", gen3 BMiniW's are around 150". The Cuntyman is almost 170"!
It looks "fun-sized". That little car draws a crowd anywhere it goes though. It's really cool.How small are the classic minis when you put a modern car at the side of them ... ? !
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They are a really fun car to drive, especially when set up correctly. Ultimate grip may be lacking compared to modern stuff, but the 'chuckability' and fun factor is very highIt looks "fun-sized". That little car draws a crowd anywhere it goes though. It's really cool.
Can you put luggage on your roof? Didn't think so.I took her for a play-date with the weird foreign kid up the street.
I parked my Ford Excursion next to one and remember thinking I could almost fit it in the back. Instead of a spare tire, a spare car. Like a ship with a dinghy.Maybe not, but I could probably fit the whole Mini in the trunk
30 second mod, no tools required - just pop it on the existing mounts. Don't know why I didn't buy one a long time ago ... handy to keep those grocery bags (etc) from flying around the trunk.