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Thought I'd post up on here in case anyone was interested. I'm running a group buy on these over on DSMtalk but anyone here is welcome to get in.
SSautochrome has 30 of these on hand available for us in a GB. We've got over 10 buyers currently so the price has dropped to the lowest amounts. We're looking at $300 shipped for the Mitsu flanged version or $320 shipped for the Garrett flanged version with Tial WG flange. Pics, dynos, and reviews can be seen here: www.koumotorsports.com We did see a 20-25hp gain on the top end. Not sure how much everyone here has followed things so I don't want to deluge everyone with old information. But I'd be happy to answer any questions or assign GB numbers to anyone that wants in on the GB. -------------------- |
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That's an interesting theory and well within the realm of possibility. Do you think there was that much unburnt fuel? Because when the throttle is closed and there is still a load on the engine, the injectors shut down completely. I've seen this on datalogs.
Since the gasket between the manifold and turbo was all good, I am inclined to agree with you, though. It also may have also been a combination of the two. After reviewing the video a few more times, I notice there is smoke most definitely coming from where the manifold meets the turbo. I suppose this could be some unburnt fuel escaping then it hit the manifold and ignited. I just can't see it all coming from the head because it burns along this smoke cloud starting at the manifold-turbo junction rather than at the head at first. |
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