Build v2.0
#303
Awesome build Jeff. As always, everything is well thoughtout and works well. Excited to see how you do next year at TI if you go. How are the street manners of the new procharger?
#306
#307
Team Owner
Yep, should be doable in the software, or even look at uncorrected since that is what it actually made.
My car 6 months ago did 1018 SAE, 1048 STD. I didn't even think of that until I read this, last Saturday it did 1050rwhp SAE, 1085 STD.
My car 6 months ago did 1018 SAE, 1048 STD. I didn't even think of that until I read this, last Saturday it did 1050rwhp SAE, 1085 STD.
#309
Team Owner
So in this case, I would say STDs rock.
#311
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Feels pretty much the same actually, but I was on the 20s, so just light throttle driving. I'm excited to take it out on the 15s this Sunday and make a few pulls
#312
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Yea, I just don't want to bug the tuner, I read ~2.6% lower online, so right around 1k. I'd be curious if the lighter 15s dyno better than the 20" replicas. I'd also like to try a loaded dyno to see if it gains the 2psi like it does on the street and if that translates into more power
#314
Safety Car
Thread Starter
#315
Burning Brakes
#316
Safety Car
Thread Starter
#317
Safety Car
Thread Starter
FYI, if you guys change your wheels a lot, ditch the oem studs. I thought I had one that was feeling a little weird after ~100 wheel changes since '09, but I never paid much attention.
During my test fit the lug broke a thread mid way on the stud and got stuck holding the wheel to the hub. I was able to impact and fubar the stud enough to get a tiny gap for my grinder with a cut off wheel attached and cut the stud to release the wheel without damaging anything. If it had got stuck closer to the hub I would have really had a tough time.
During my test fit the lug broke a thread mid way on the stud and got stuck holding the wheel to the hub. I was able to impact and fubar the stud enough to get a tiny gap for my grinder with a cut off wheel attached and cut the stud to release the wheel without damaging anything. If it had got stuck closer to the hub I would have really had a tough time.
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St. Jude Donor '15
FYI, if you guys change your wheels a lot, ditch the oem studs. I thought I had one that was feeling a little weird after ~100 wheel changes since '09, but I never paid much attention. During my test fit the lug broke a thread mid way on the stud and got stuck holding the wheel to the hub. I was able to impact and fubar the stud enough to get a tiny gap for my grinder with a cut off wheel attached and cut the stud to release the wheel without damaging anything. If it had got stuck closer to the hub I would have really had a tough time.