800 degrees doesnt seem right.If your fuel is turned uo then you should see at least 1100 degrees on a pull if not 1300.
Quote from: "dillenger1"800 degrees doesnt seem right.If your fuel is turned uo then you should see at least 1100 degrees on a pull if not 1300.because of all the porting, and extra airflow, it might just be running more efficient... especially with that larger downpipe he has installed. is there any black smoke when you drive, Ed?
Quote from: "jtanguay"Quote from: "dillenger1"800 degrees doesnt seem right.If your fuel is turned uo then you should see at least 1100 degrees on a pull if not 1300.because of all the porting, and extra airflow, it might just be running more efficient... especially with that larger downpipe he has installed. is there any black smoke when you drive, Ed?Sorry i didn't see this till now.NO! Unbelievably there is not at all (that i can see?). It smoked about as much as my parents 2000 ALH TDI under WOT but once it got the boost there it was perfectly clean. The only time it smoked is on cold start ups it will burn white and stingy to the eyes. And i'm putting the cause for that very confidnently on the new rings and compression difference. I still can't get over the start up on FIRST compression stroke. When it's hot it literally starts on what must be the first compression stroke. My friend who's been helping me from the begining almost shat himself when i started it up again at his place when i picked him up for a spin while i still had day plates. It actually smokes significantly more with the exhaust rammed onto the end of my DP because it can't make the boost as easy.I hope that is inspiration to port/polish your head + manifolds next time you get the chance
It actually smokes significantly more with the exhaust rammed onto the end of my DP because it can't make the boost as easy.
man.. I don't like to see this happening
Do you guys have an opacity test for "air care"?We have e-check in the states.They rate you on a 20%opacity limit,my truck was 3.4%.