Posts by Funinthesun

    As I return from my 'honey do' duties, I feel obligated to share some advice to the 'young whipper-snapper' crowd:
    #1 Learn to cook, chicks dig that
    #2 Once you're married, try and convince her that you can't cook...otherwise you'll never get out of it
    #3 Julia Childs was a genius. To paraphrase: "I always cook with wine, sometimes I put a little in the food..."


    I don't want to derail this post (sorry), but to the guys out there wanting to find the best way to prepare meals, I have a suggestion. My specialty is real easy to make and I've only heard one complaint in almost 30 years, so I'm sure it's a winner. What is my specialty you may ask? I always make the same thing - RESERVATIONS It works all the time, and you even get lucky on rare occasions when you get home.

    Rear first, right front second, then the left front. But there also is one more below the master cylinder on the abs module. Don't forget to do that one as well

    The IRS. lol. Having to pay them took a bigger chunk from me than I expected. So my fun money is now going towards "being an adult" fund.

    Well if was FUN money, send it to me. Fun isn't my middle name - it's my FIRST :D:D

    No, I read it at the port that used to have the waste gate hose attached, It reads true vac and boost, but may be a nano second slower in getting that reading. When I ran to old hose there and teed it, it showed 9 psi boost and now withe the rerouted hose and the same waste gate springs, it shows the 7 that it should. Truly, not being on a track and trying to go full boost at speeds over 100 mph, you really don't feel any difference in the lower boost. To have the extra margin of safety to me is worthit

    You have the hose going from the turbo housing to the wastegate? Mine runs from the fitting on the intake to the wastegate. Wonder what the actual difference in psi feeding the wastegate is depending on where the line us getting its air from. Would your wastegate think it's getting a higher psi than the motor is actually getting since you lose boost with every bend and going through the intercooler?
    Where is everyone tapping in to feed the wastegate? Thanks,
    Stephen

    Stephen, the way the hose that Pascal is routing is the original way that the system was set up to be. When Hahn was out in CA with Bob doing the ecu testing for the 2 var map sensor, they changed the source of the signal hose from the turbo housing (recommended by Precision and most installers) to the intake side. By doing this, you pick up an extra 1 1/2 pounds of boost and he's been doing them that way since. Noel (using the Hahn turbos) is going with the recommendations of Precision and running the hose to the turbo housing. You get a quicker response and a truer signal that way, but going to the intake side nets you more boost. More boost+more power. I've gone back to the turbo housing source and have gone to that hose. Besides being looking like a LOT more professional installation, there is less chance of having the rubber hose failing as Greg (Pascal) stated. If you remember last October at the Firm, Noel did have his hose melt and it went to full boost. Not good if you want a 2.4 with stock internal parts to live.

    I have #907 and it's still in original trim. I love all the mods, but a new back tire will be my first purchase. I know after my first plunge into the goodies, there will be no turning back, but for now I'm a mod virgin. Anyone else out there that can relate?

    I can relate to that. Mine still has the factory air in the tires.

    I must admit I am hooked on Sling modding worse than any heroin addict. If I ain't installing a mod, scoring a mod, or thinkin about what my next fix is gonna be - I just can't get the monkey off my back!! The only one that is able to scratch my itch is Noel at Cycle Springs :00008698:

    Bill, not you too? I knew Mitch had a monkey on his back, but now you do as well? Damn, I need to get that picture to store next to Mitch's