Steve Wong Chip?
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From: Abruzzo (ITALY)
please, use your time to study instead of writing nonsenses...!
And, by the way, I don't promote ANY product!!!
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Barcelona-Spain
steve wong Chip and other doubts
I don't understand at least 75% of what you write, not to say 90%, but I still enjoy reading it... By the way i just ordered a SW chip in the search of my perfect 964 CS
I am thinking on RS sway bars to improve turn in response, I have a European C2. Should i change the front one to 24 mm and also the rear one or it should it be ok if i leave the rear stock bar...
Thanks to all.
I am thinking on RS sway bars to improve turn in response, I have a European C2. Should i change the front one to 24 mm and also the rear one or it should it be ok if i leave the rear stock bar...
Thanks to all.
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Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Stockholm, Sweden
I don't understand at least 75% of what you write, not to say 90%, but I still enjoy reading it... By the way i just ordered a SW chip in the search of my perfect 964 CS
I am thinking on RS sway bars to improve turn in response, I have a European C2. Should i change the front one to 24 mm and also the rear one or it should it be ok if i leave the rear stock bar...
Thanks to all.
I am thinking on RS sway bars to improve turn in response, I have a European C2. Should i change the front one to 24 mm and also the rear one or it should it be ok if i leave the rear stock bar...
Thanks to all.
Thomas
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I have no dog in this fight, but I tend to prefer the Implied Face Palm, rather than the somewhat more widely used General Purpose Face Palm. :-)
Brian
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Last edited by BGLeduc; Feb 16, 2014 at 08:32 PM.
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From: Virginia Beach, Va.
Entertaining, lots of irrelevant mumbo jumbo to guise oneself as an expert.
Quite the contrary. When one side of the ignition fails to ignite, the effect is the same as if you retarded the overall ignition timing by 7-9 degrees, which makes the engine even less prone to knocking, NOT make it occur. The only effect you get is a reduction of 20 hp on a 3.6 because of the reduced net ignition timing. Proof? Disconnect one of the ignition modules under the ignition coils and take a test drive and see how much the engine knocks - or actually doesn't. Better yet, connecting a PST2 or PIWIS will display a zero knock count. In fact dyno testing shows when running only on one coil, the ignition timing must be further advanced by another 5-6 degrees to get anywhere near the knock margins of the factory programming.
Failure to understand these very elementary principles of the combustion motor only serves to show that . . . you basically have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
"Have fun"
Quite the contrary. When one side of the ignition fails to ignite, the effect is the same as if you retarded the overall ignition timing by 7-9 degrees, which makes the engine even less prone to knocking, NOT make it occur. The only effect you get is a reduction of 20 hp on a 3.6 because of the reduced net ignition timing. Proof? Disconnect one of the ignition modules under the ignition coils and take a test drive and see how much the engine knocks - or actually doesn't. Better yet, connecting a PST2 or PIWIS will display a zero knock count. In fact dyno testing shows when running only on one coil, the ignition timing must be further advanced by another 5-6 degrees to get anywhere near the knock margins of the factory programming.
Failure to understand these very elementary principles of the combustion motor only serves to show that . . . you basically have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
"Have fun"
Right, so now one needs to use 93 octane which has very limited availability.
I can find it ALL OVER THE PLACE here in Virginia...although getting up towards $4 again.
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From: Chandlers Ford, Hampshire
"Jeff, shh... Don't poke it with a stick, I think it's dead..."
Funniest thing I've read so far!!!!!
I can't help thinking it's laying dormant and could explode again!
So is a group buy on the cards?
Funniest thing I've read so far!!!!!
I can't help thinking it's laying dormant and could explode again!
So is a group buy on the cards?
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Joined: Jun 2001
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From: Virginia Beach, Va.
LOVE the "only in Kenya" video/song...I laughed SO friggin' hard...thanks, needed that, amidst a move into "temporary housing" while in the planning stages of "Jeff Majal".
Sorry, don't mean to poke "dead things" but hey...
Sorry, don't mean to poke "dead things" but hey...