Yep, always knew that but I wouldn't do that to mine. Do you even own a turbo and know how to drive one? Glad to know that your estimation of the lubrication needed is somewhat different that the engineers that tested and developed their requirements.
LOL Why would I be talking about anything other than Fred's turbo in his thread? How many times do I ask before someone explains how crankcase oiling happens with oil injection delete and when not in boost in an etec engine? IT DOESN'T.
In the past resistors have been added to enrichen but the problem is IAT sensors are not linear and adding a resistor will only change the target % fuel at one temp [the resistor will have more effect at hotter iat and less at colder - not what I wanted]. Two IAT sensors in series will keep the...
TSS because they are local and use Neils Boost-It or Boondocker because they have a tps and altitude sensitve boost controller which makes it very linear to drive. Either should be comparable for power. I have BD 860 etec and I'm very pleased with it.
Well I have nothing against Fred -he is an enthusiast. I own 6 sleds of which 3 are turbos and have done almost everything Fred has but sooner. Didn't feel all the gushing over his build was warrranted and finally had to add my opinion.
Well sickest should also mean fastest. This one won't be that and I expect Fred realizes it. He missed his target weight by >50 lbs, has a tank that holds 81.5 lbs of fuel, 800 or BB later etec with 66 turbo [how much can that make], has a rear suspension that will either ride like a board or be...