turbo simplification pics
02-27-04, 05:40 PM
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damian is that where you got the simplification? Also I read your previos post about the RX Manual Boost Controller. Since I dont even have cash for THAT, I had to do that 5$ home depot special (which got more expensive actually to 8$ per controller). Anyways I fixed my primary boosting but for some reason my secondary still gets no boost. I look at the turbo system design and I relealize that my Actuator (trubo control) (secondary turbo) probably does not have a pill in it, which would explain why I probably get little to no boost. Any comments?
02-27-04, 06:19 PM
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hmm, if its get zero boost then its somthing else, like the ccv is venting it all or one of the gates is not opening/closing.... but if it gets some boost that is a differnet story
>>damian is that where you got the simplification?
what did you mean by this question? i just used the simplification digaram if that is what you ment
>>damian is that where you got the simplification?
what did you mean by this question? i just used the simplification digaram if that is what you ment
02-27-04, 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by High Temp Silicone
Thermal Flex went out of business. Thats why we have been so busy lately.
Thermal Flex went out of business. Thats why we have been so busy lately.
is this you guys:
http://cgi2.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-c...=off&fromasq=1
02-28-04, 01:37 AM
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Kevin, do you remember the good old days when people running non-sequential were considered idiots who couldn't or were to lazy to fix the sequential control system? 
I can remember when I could count the number of non-sequential cars on one hand... you, Todd Serota/Trev Dagley, Jim Dagley, me...
BTW, You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
I can remember when I could count the number of non-sequential cars on one hand... you, Todd Serota/Trev Dagley, Jim Dagley, me...
BTW, You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
02-28-04, 02:03 AM
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Originally posted by Kevin T. Wyum
You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
let me just be sure, are you guys saying:
You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
(just kiddin clayne) :-)
02-28-04, 02:05 AM
#46
Originally posted by jimlab
Kevin, do you remember the good old days when people running non-sequential were considered idiots who couldn't or were to lazy to fix the sequential control system?
I can remember when I could count the number of non-sequential cars on one hand... you, Todd Serota/Trev Dagley, Jim Dagley, me...
BTW, You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
Kevin, do you remember the good old days when people running non-sequential were considered idiots who couldn't or were to lazy to fix the sequential control system?
I can remember when I could count the number of non-sequential cars on one hand... you, Todd Serota/Trev Dagley, Jim Dagley, me...
BTW, You don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
by the way, im still sequential ... just 'simplified' sequential :-)
and are you saying that I don't need the PRC solenoid. Seriously.
Hot starts only - and it's rarely an issue.
(heheheh, sorry...)
02-28-04, 11:46 PM
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so what is the name of your company and do you make a similar radiator hose for the 3rd gen?
is this you guys:
02-29-04, 04:23 AM
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>>Is there a big enough market for me to invest in a $3000-$5000 on a tool to make radiator hoses for the 3rd gen?
porbably not :-(
>>Yes that is us
cool, I just purchased some couplers from you a few days back, but I was a dummy and ordered the wrong size :-(
porbably not :-(
>>Yes that is us
cool, I just purchased some couplers from you a few days back, but I was a dummy and ordered the wrong size :-(
02-29-04, 11:02 AM
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well, did I take care of it? or are you just waiting to get the right size? We are making black 4 ply Aramid hose and transition now. We should be done within 2 weeks.
02-29-04, 11:31 AM
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Originally posted by jimlab
Kevin, do you remember the good old days when people running non-sequential were considered idiots who couldn't or were to lazy to fix the sequential control system?........
Kevin, do you remember the good old days when people running non-sequential were considered idiots who couldn't or were to lazy to fix the sequential control system?
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