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GavinL

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  1. If there were any fueling problems I'm sure Pete would have mentioned it on the dyno?
  2. GavinL

    Induction Kit

    Where has this been proved on a MKIV?
  3. GavinL

    Induction Kit

    If only Mr Toyota had cromed it
  4. I wouldn't bother until it starts leaking, the SMIC however warrants serious investigation.
  5. No plenty of jap specs pass MOT's and they don't have any EGR
  6. This is being investigated, thanks Pete.
  7. All runs Matt, we did charge the pressure tanks before we started.
  8. Me too, I'm pretty sure my rear pads are through to metal, nasty noises
  9. Yes I think the big change in boost pressure caused my fueling to behave erratically. Equally a fuel system not up to the job, tired pump, crappy regulator might not be able to keep up with demand and run lean
  10. no 14.7 low rpm to 12.5 on full boost drop to 10.2 between 4k-4.5k on the way up to full boost
  11. My car went on the Thor dyno at Santa Pod this weekend......thanks Pete Just a note of caution, my car is running in true twin mode and there was a sudden drop from 14.7 AFR to 10.2 AFR on full boost before settling back down to 12.5 AFR. An AFR of 10.2 is not really ideal even for just a few hundred rpm. For info my car has 550cc injectors, FSE valve, Walbro pump and Hybrid turbo's. I wouldn't like to say that this may happen to your car with the TTC mod but getting your fueling checked with a wideband is a must.
  12. It's not as if the food is worth getting run over for. Thanks for your efforts Phil.
  13. Disconnect it/turn it off and see if the problem goes away
  14. Doesn't the Supra use red coolant?
  15. OD is 75mm if that give you a guideline
  16. Weather is looking good on the BBC 5 day forecast
  17. Pete, can I take Matt harwoods place at 14:00 please. Thanks, Gavin
  18. I have one sitting in my garage. The works, software, e-manage, ITC cable, boost pressure sensor & cable.
  19. call Leon at JPS Motorsports - 01908-367100
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