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2012-03-25 19:18:30
#91
90a hardness is all i really know, the make is Loren (DMSentra) on G20.net. He is making about 15-20 different set for both P10s and P11s so you can ask him. i just know they should last me a long time on a fairly stock motor....for now
2012-03-26 00:21:55
#92
Originally Posted by Viprdude
90a Polyu. Too stiff for you. most likely.


Just asking some people where offering different shore ratings for their solid mounts. 90a is too much for me...
2012-03-26 02:16:12
#93
90a is not as bad as i thought, i do hear somethings i have never heard but i can live with it all.
2012-03-29 16:07:59
#94
well, after engagin my VVL multiple times under different throttle pressure... mostly over 50% and 100%... it sound the same, just a bit higher. i didnt hear any raspyness in the exhaust. i may set up a camera on a tripod and do a drive by to get a better sound bite and post it up to see what it sounds like. overall i am happy but i need more power now lol i can hear it engage and the rpms climb but still want more from it
2012-03-29 16:09:55
#95
tune
2012-03-29 16:27:30
#96
Tune your car.


Best money you spend on a build.
2012-03-29 17:49:37
#97
Tuning will happen as it is using more gas than I want it to use. plus i am hoping a group of us can get John to come down and tune it.
2012-03-29 20:41:24
#98
Originally Posted by Kirru
Tuning will happen as it is using more gas than I want it to use. plus i am hoping a group of us can get John to come down and tune it.



If you shoot me over some logs with the AFR in there, I can send you some updates on the tune that you currently have to get it running better!
2012-03-30 02:27:03
#99
ok, will do. i will clear everything in the morning and send you a tune of driving to work with a few spirited points and a little interstate in the beginning. Look for an email in the next day or two.
2012-05-30 03:16:30
#100
Anyone in the ATL area recommended for Nismotronic RT tuning? Local dyno place is $80 an hour or $60 for 3 pulls so I want to get out there and try to get a little tuning done but I am still wearying of tuning myself. I do have a Innovate Wideband hooked directly to the breakout box so it does direct logging for that.

And help would be good.

I'd like to get John down here but havent got a chance to see how the dyno place will want to work that out, if they will.
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