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How to fix the lack of torque
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DavidOM
, Apr 02 2008 05:04 PM, 40 replies to this topic
#21
Posted 11 April 2008 - 08:09 PM
nope, without catalytic converter, unleaded petrol is more hazardous than
leaded petrol.
leaded petrol.
#22
Posted 12 April 2008 - 04:03 PM
light weight pulley is good choice...more pick up
free flow exhaust...more pick up but also more fc...wallet or pick-up, u
choose.
free flow exhaust...more pick up but also more fc...wallet or pick-up, u
choose.
#23
Posted 13 April 2008 - 09:16 PM
Or remove the rear seats & interior trims..then car lighter and can shed
0.5s in quarter mile run..
0.5s in quarter mile run..

#25
Posted 15 April 2008 - 09:21 PM
I think we've went too far off the topic.
Topic starter is looking for ways to FIX the problem and I think the only
way to FIX it (as in removing the torque dip) is to have either IAFM or
CPS or both.
Well, that practically means change the car. No?
Topic starter is looking for ways to FIX the problem and I think the only
way to FIX it (as in removing the torque dip) is to have either IAFM or
CPS or both.
Well, that practically means change the car. No?
#27
Posted 17 April 2008 - 11:24 AM
jaga wira buruk ko bebaik udaler thekop555.bunyi mcm2 kata sape beli
proton sokong umno....tapi sendiri pakai proton tak sedar diri!...cakap
langit nk runtuh....burung terbang pun begegar tapi tong kosong!heheh buat
malu melayu je!
proton sokong umno....tapi sendiri pakai proton tak sedar diri!...cakap
langit nk runtuh....burung terbang pun begegar tapi tong kosong!heheh buat
malu melayu je!
#28
Posted 18 April 2008 - 12:01 AM
i use ram-air CAI on my persona, which to me is just good enough. no way
can proove it, coz it doesnt work on a dyno.
but the faster i go, more air is fed to the engine. cold and fresh air
that is. the faster the better.
can proove it, coz it doesnt work on a dyno.
but the faster i go, more air is fed to the engine. cold and fresh air
that is. the faster the better.
#29
Posted 18 April 2008 - 02:23 AM
by the time you reach the speed that the air-ram is taking effect, you
have already passed the gear ratio and rpm range that matter you most.
have already passed the gear ratio and rpm range that matter you most.
#30
Posted 18 April 2008 - 05:57 AM
i also enquired at "i-care" and SC - same findings as haikaliium - IAFM
is not a possibility as a retro-fit.
I asked a couple of garages if they know of IAFM as a retro-fit - not
available.
Gratefull if anybody finds out differently & lets us know.
is not a possibility as a retro-fit.
I asked a couple of garages if they know of IAFM as a retro-fit - not
available.
Gratefull if anybody finds out differently & lets us know.