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Old 06-06-2006, 04:38 PM
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Flott,

>Okay, Dave. You got it. Expect a little present or two late this week/early next week.

COOL, thanks!

> I figure you need a week to recover from SITM anyway, right?

This year I think I may need 2... or 3!! I am BEAT!!!

Thanks again for everything!
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Old 06-06-2006, 04:46 PM
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Cool Andrew,

I'm jeallouse, where is the video you mentioned?

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Old 06-06-2006, 05:00 PM
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I would say that the 928 MAF is a pretty good device. They typically age gracefully over a 80k mile life. They are very well built.

More modern MAFs are usually Platinum film. The big idea was that by clever deisgn the film did not get contaminated, and so did not require the burn of cycle that the hot wire MAF does.

In fact these MAFs appear to have a service life of 40k miles or even less.....as used on Boxsters, 996 etc...
Old 06-06-2006, 05:19 PM
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John, very interesting. Just another example of how well our cars were thought out and made (although I realize other cars used our MAFs).

Dave, sending you an e-mail.
Old 06-06-2006, 05:42 PM
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so what is the hp and torque numbers?
Old 06-06-2006, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by mackmorrowjr
so what is the hp and torque numbers?
Below is the dyno sheet from mine with stock exhaust and factory cats (does have RMB). Andrew has one of our Modular Crossovers without cats and I had to add even more fueling via the SharkTuner to get him in a safe condition. I am going to the dyno next week and install my modular crossover for testing and tuning to get him (and others with our crossover) tuned even closer.He is also planning to go to the dyno soon and we are sending him a SharkTuner to really maximize his mapping. I may even go up for the 928 Event there and assist with his dyno tuning.

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Originally Posted by mackmorrowjr
so what is the hp and torque numbers?
DR had something like 459 HP and 399 TQ. I'm dynoing this Saturday. The numbers will be pre-tuned numbers, but at least it will be a good to know what the kit puts down with basically the "Autotune" feature of the SharkTuner. Can't wait!
Old 06-06-2006, 06:35 PM
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Very nice setup. Are those Ford TBs?
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Originally Posted by Imo000
Very nice setup. Are those Ford TBs?
Good eye...yep!
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Originally Posted by Mark
Good eye...yep!
My wife's old car was a Duratec 2.5L V6 DOHC Ford Contour, at first glance the TB looked very simillar, then I noticed the littel "Ford" oval on the driver's side TB. This is great, there are tons of them (Contour or Taurus) in the junk yards, so part availability will not be an issue!

I have a theory on this dual setup. At first the plan was to run two seperate systems (much like the BMW 750), but later on it was determined that its easier and better to just run everything as a single system first while keeping the dual option open for future development. If this is true, it's a very good plan.
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DR,

That torque line is awsome. I have seen many dyno runs from Murph's SC, the early Keel TS and turbos and haven't seen this flat of a line. Is there some kind of patented secret? I think you said you were running stock exhaust, would running a 2 1/2" exhaust turn the torque 'line' into more of a curve?
Just a very impressive system you built, congrats.
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the secret is possitive displacement
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Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
I was able to remember a few more people that heped out on the install.
Andrew, dont forget, I contributed that extremely rare but crucial 6" extension that made the whole difference!! HA, I am just psyched I was able to be there to experience the process and learn so much! I hope I didnt get in the way too much.

I dont think I will ever forget your face when it started and idled. We were standing next to each other tensed up and kinda holding our breath to see if it ran ok... Then suddenly Dave juiced up the throttle... "wwwhoooowweeeeeeeerrrrrweeeeeeeerrrrrr" We looked at each other and our eyes were wider than Ive ever felt!
Then...

WOW that was awesome!! Im glad we were able to find some new stuff for the shrine and cheers to the great screw!! See ya up at Frenzy!!
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John... sorry to have not included you too in my list of thanks. Of course, without you (and pretty much everyone else who piched in) the install would not have moved along as fast as it did. I'd say at least 30 or so people contributed to the install. I think I've publicly thanked 10, so there are at least 20+ more out there that I owe a debt of gratitude.

How's this: as a way of saying thanks, next year all drinks will be on DR. I know that's a lot of beer, but I'm big like that. Generous to a fault. I'm willing to let DR take this upon his shoulders. And when you taste those hops and barley, remember one thing.... thank you from the bottom of my... I mean DR's... heart.

P.s. On second thought... you might want to bring a few of your own just in case DR doesn't have time to make a beer run.
Old 06-07-2006, 08:14 AM
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Hi Andrew,
No problem, that happy smile on your face told it all :-) It is interesting how different one car can be to another, requiring a Tune up for optimum running.

I am very envious of all the people who are going to get one of Dave's kits.

I'm just waiting for that Euro S2 version.....:-)

It would be great to come and claim some free beer one year....


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