What did you do to your 996TT today?
#5806
i'm putting the odds of receiving a "new" tsb re my 17 year old car at 3:1 vs catching a really bad cold. ain't gonna happen.
but, to play it safe. i'm going to continue to tq my wheel nuts at 100 ft lbs. 110 /115 is too much of a good thing - imo.
but, to play it safe. i'm going to continue to tq my wheel nuts at 100 ft lbs. 110 /115 is too much of a good thing - imo.
#5808
I use my well calibrated arms, to about 90-100 ft/lb. Drive and recheck. To those who use a torque wrench, when's the last time it was calibrated? I would assume never, so do you trust it to be accurate and precise?
#5809
It's way more precise than not using one at all! GRM did a torque wrench shoot out and all the wrenches they tested were within 2-4%. No way you're getting that with your "well calibrated arm"
#5810
#5811
I had my torque wrench serviced by the guy from my local Snap-On truck. Came to my house and did it in about 10 minutes. Even if it is off relative to actual it would still be accurate to get all 20 lug bolts the same as opposed to differential torques across the different parts of the wheel. My needs are a bit more specific though since I'm worried about them when the brakes are exceptionally hot at the track.
#5812
I received and installed my tune from Kevin @ UMW for my stock car.
I am very happy with this first step and look forward to working with Kevin as I slide down the slippery slope.
I am very happy with this first step and look forward to working with Kevin as I slide down the slippery slope.
#5813
#5814
I won't know until I go to a dyno, which I will very soon...I'll report my findings. I feel like I got what was advertised in this first go-round. The next step is a Europipe exhaust, then another tune.
If you haven't talked to Kevin, I highly recommend you send him and email and/or give him a call.
If you haven't talked to Kevin, I highly recommend you send him and email and/or give him a call.
#5815
I won't know until I go to a dyno, which I will very soon...I'll report my findings. I feel like I got what was advertised in this first go-round. The next step is a Europipe exhaust, then another tune.
If you haven't talked to Kevin, I highly recommend you send him and email and/or give him a call.
If you haven't talked to Kevin, I highly recommend you send him and email and/or give him a call.
#5817
congrats on the tune and it would have been doubly rewarding, had you been able to put a new exhaust on, same time. they are like fiddle and bow.
so enjoy the empty roads out here. they are seemingly devoid of leo's and lots of people - in a way i have never seen in over 6 decades here.
just look out for the eye in the sky - and be safe.
so enjoy the empty roads out here. they are seemingly devoid of leo's and lots of people - in a way i have never seen in over 6 decades here.
just look out for the eye in the sky - and be safe.
#5818
congrats on the tune and it would have been doubly rewarding, had you been able to put a new exhaust on, same time. they are like fiddle and bow.
so enjoy the empty roads out here. they are seemingly devoid of leo's and lots of people - in a way i have never seen in over 6 decades here.
just look out for the eye in the sky - and be safe.
so enjoy the empty roads out here. they are seemingly devoid of leo's and lots of people - in a way i have never seen in over 6 decades here.
just look out for the eye in the sky - and be safe.
Baby steps...
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#5820