Rotary Carbon Clean?
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Rotary Carbon Clean?
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Another nube question, but as this is my first rotor im not sure bout anything. Is it ok to run a carbon cleaner like subaru upper engine cleaner through a rotary? Or is there some solution or additive you can put in the fuel tank? Any help much appreciated
Another nube question, but as this is my first rotor im not sure bout anything. Is it ok to run a carbon cleaner like subaru upper engine cleaner through a rotary? Or is there some solution or additive you can put in the fuel tank? Any help much appreciated
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I took the FD to get dyno tuned a couple of weeks ago...I can tell you for a fact that carbon will be cleaned out, a couple of high revs in 4th gear produced the thickest black smoke I have ever seen followed by clear heat vapors. I think I granny shift too much
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its deffinatly true. i coated the front of my buddies z in black smoke the other day cuz he was tailgating me, he learned not to do that again
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I'm interested in doing this, so if someone has done it before. What vacuum nipples did you use? i know there are two on the passenger side of the upper intake manifold, but the writeup says to use some on the lower. Does anyone know if the two on the upper intake manifold go to the two separate rotor housings or if they both go to the same one???
or if you have any other tips or advice, i would appreciate it before i go and do this.
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....... i know there are two on the passenger side of the upper intake manifold, but the writeup says to use some on the lower. Does anyone know if the two on the upper intake manifold go to the two separate rotor housings or if they both go to the same one???
or if you have any other tips or advice, i would appreciate it before i go and do this.
or if you have any other tips or advice, i would appreciate it before i go and do this.
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well i was planning on putting a vacuum line on both of the nipples on the upper intake manifold and t-ing them together and putting that in the water. would that work? would that get water to both rotor housings??
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ok, i was just wondering if i could use those or if i had to find a couple on the lower intake manifold. if there even are any there, i dont know.
thanks though.
thanks though.