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or you could just run e85
Ya I may have crossed my i's and dotted my t's there. It would be the other way around transferring weight to the out side wheel causing less load...
you are right about that. I am trying to fix up my 1986 Honda Civic hatchback to use as a track car. It has a rear pan hard bar and coil shocks...
Since the Prius runs on electric at low speeds the inherent issues with running a cam with increased overlap would not be as much of an issue. is...
I am talking about valve overlap sorry so. I see that EGR recirculates some exhaust gas but what I want to know is would increasing valve overlap...
I have quoted Ross Bentley in a few of my posts here I have his book right here on my book shelf actually
it would have to be pumped back into the intake in order to be re burned wouldn't it?
I base my decisions on the experience of professionals that do the guess work for me.
oh that is too awesome... He should not have such wide tires in the rear of the car though, the contact patch is going to be the same regardless...
lol, thanks. I was really worried you would.
Yes I allow passengers.
but don't our engines have reversion issues in the sense that burnt mixture is being sucked back into the intake and re burnt would it not be...
"Some of the fellas at the track actually encourage softer springs and stiffer bars. This makes the car's handling more predictable." That is...
it is essentially the same engine as the echo and yaris isnt it? the guy above is running mega squirt fuel injection on that thing the results of...
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[media] just like this guy did to his echo. maximizing the VE (volumetric efficiency) of your engine will be the best way to get more power from it.
"A sway bar (or anti-roll bar) is a spring connected between the left and right side of the car, whose role (as suggested by its name) is to...
oh man that is one sissy looking axle compared to the one above, I must say lol.
[IMG] how is this axle different to that of a Prius other than size and leaf spings the principle is the same. [IMG]
shovlhed "but that sensation is completely gone since i installed the front bar. try it, you'll like it!!! i wouldn't waste my time telling you...
