TEchnically, wouldnt an INtake hurt the engine?
#2
i always thought the mixture was controlled by the reading off the AFM... so since the AFM detects more airflow the mixture is fixed up so it wont lean out....
but yeh... what happens once the AFM is maxed out?? (hows the protege AFM handle the extra air??)
well if all else fails...Z32 AFM it is hehe
but yeh... what happens once the AFM is maxed out?? (hows the protege AFM handle the extra air??)
well if all else fails...Z32 AFM it is hehe
#5
sorta. they are also geared very low to help with torque and acceleration. THATS where the majority of the mileage goes. I'm in 5th gear at 38mph with no problems. That's not typical in my civic I'd have to be in 2n'd to even accelerate. but the honda got 48mph on the interstate cruising at 75mph. (top speed of about 80mph)
#6
Originally Posted by Roddimus Prime
sorta. they are also geared very low to help with torque and acceleration. THATS where the majority of the mileage goes. I'm in 5th gear at 38mph with no problems. That's not typical in my civic I'd have to be in 2n'd to even accelerate. but the honda got 48mph on the interstate cruising at 75mph. (top speed of about 80mph)
But yeah I get what you mean, I drove a saab 900 the other day i think it was geared like that or something, because I was shifting at like 2.3K, and when i was getting used to it's clutch it wasnt even coming close to stalling...
#13
Bartizek...I could help you but I'm having problems seeing right now with my head planted so firmly in my buttocks
i think they were in the main womp thread that is so long. I'll try to find them tonight at home and maybe email them to you.
i think they were in the main womp thread that is so long. I'll try to find them tonight at home and maybe email them to you.