My J's Racing S2000 Project!
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Before I answer to your question keep in mind that prices in Europe are more expensive than in the USA. Taxes/VAT etc is a killer in Greece. So the cost of those goodies in Greece are...
J's Racing Tsutchinoko Intake:
Before I answer to your question keep in mind that prices in Europe are more expensive than in the USA. Taxes/VAT etc is a killer in Greece. So the cost of those goodies in Greece are...
J's Racing Tsutchinoko Intake:
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From: MIAMI
Originally Posted by energetic,Jan 30 2006, 05:49 PM
@M9 JOC
Thanks mate! I can't wait as well, but still my concern is how am I going to simulate the air velocity towards the intake during the dyno.
Thanks mate! I can't wait as well, but still my concern is how am I going to simulate the air velocity towards the intake during the dyno.
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Air flow might not be relevant IMO, as long as the conditions are the same before and after your mods. As long as they have a good fan both times it will be fine.
We all know how accurate Dyno's are! Its the before and after you should focus on
MB
We all know how accurate Dyno's are! Its the before and after you should focus on
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From: MIAMI
Originally Posted by energetic,Feb 1 2006, 11:25 AM
Everything must be J's Racing... On a later stage once I order a 2.2lt engine from J's Racing I might use their suggestion.
but I have an j'Racing decal, if you want you cna take off the AEM decal and put the J'Racing....
