Just got back to the airport and warmed up the car. Still only 259.6 miles since I've been out of town but consistency pulling good vac:

 

Break in, Shmake in, turn that bitch up.

 

at least let me get thru my 500 mile oil change

 

BigBadChris look what showed up while I was gone, thx man!

 

I found it on my desk at work under all my keys. I don't know how and why I brought it to work....

Happy to help out.

 

QFT

 

 

Does this mean what I think it means ?

 

No time like the present, as they say...

 

~9 psi isn't enough, but it's a start *devil on your shoulder*

 

4psi

 

green for GO !

 

Black...and don't go Back

 

Black and blue ........might put him in the poo

 

I'm colorblind... I thought it was blue at first glance

 

working up to it...

 

exciting!!

 

I've got the WI starting at 2psi to see what it would do. So far can't tell it's spraying other than the light. I know juice comes out because I can blow into the sensor hose and watch it spray. I wasn't expecting to notice anything but figured I'd sanity check

 

those AITs should be dropping. i hate we dont have the temp sesnor in the most desirable spot

 

Tru dat.

 

I'm thinking winter project build...

 

Just finished changing the oil and finally found the source of my slow drip. It is coming from the clutch slave hose. I wiped everything down and watched and over a period of a minute or so a drop would form on the outside of the hose, seeping thru the steel braid. I'm pretty sure this is due to me letting the trans down a little to far when I was putting the motor in because it was fine prior. At least it's a relatively easy fix.

EDIT: while the clutch slave hose does have a very slight drip (replacement en route) the real culprit was finally found. I missed an oil pan bolt amazing how much one bolt will leak. Cleaned up the hole, added some RTV and a bold and no more oil drips

 

Question about closed loop targets: the Cobb help file says "The values in the table are a percentage of the main Air/Fuel table target values." What I interpret here is if the main A/F target is 14.7 and the CL table has 1.10 then 14.7 x 1.10 = 16.17, or if the CL value is 0.90 then 14.7 x 0.90 = 13.23, is that what you guys come up with? I have played with this a bit over the years but not completely convinced it is working as documented. Not that the Cobb help file has been infallible

 

Nope ... it's actually the exact opposite of that .

 

That's what I've been suspecting, thx!