Just don't say you don't void your warranty when it's not true. There is a lot of misunderstanding about how the warranty works with dealer installed superchargers
Not quite true. You basically void your factory powertrain warranty (5 years/60,000 miles), and you are then under the Whipple/FordPerformance "warranty" (3 years/36,000 miles). It's also valid from the date you bought your car. So if you already have had the car a year, and 15,000 miles, you...
You could take a 2V 99-04 GT from 230whp to almost 400whp with a Vortech kit back then. Pretty decent increase but you were starting out with a lot less performance.
Does that mean 50/50 mix?
That's what I ran. Without any issues. At least that I knew of. Sprayed pre and post blower (centrifugal)
Can't really tell without an O2 sensor on each header tube but you can be sure it's not an exact or even distribution.
Not sure what the old WW2 setups looked...
I wonder how much abuse a stock ring (no matter what the gap) engine would handle in a boosted drift car and if a different ring/piston all together is the solution
You see what those cars go through for a few laps :lipssealed:
Meth setup/tune is more complicated (you have to pull fuel for the meth you add)
Chance that something goes wrong with the meth system, pump failure, clogged jet, doesn't turn on...
Your intake manifold was designed to flow air, not water mist/meth, you end up with unequal distribution
Most...
I'd like to see some numbers on EGT's and coolant temps and whatever else, doing pulls on e85 vs 93. I posted before some study Ford did and as far as exhaust manifold temps went there wasn't much difference.
For 20 minutes of load you're going to hit whatever danger zone there is, gas or e85...
You aren't going to be on boost for 20 minutes.
I would ask the Hellion Facebook group or email Hellion themselves. I'm sure someone has tried to run a minimum boost setup.
E85 helps against detonation but the 'cooler burning' isn't going to stop you from cracking a ring/piston, people do it...
You could run no spring and control pressure with CO2 if you really wanted to
However, the wastegate only bleeds off so much boost so there's a minimum it will make no matter what.
Why turn it down so low?
Thought about swaybars?
Edit: read this before you waste more money on strut tower and K member braces...
https://www.s197forum.com/threads/bmr-k-member-brace.141927/#post-2548582
The track in the video has been recently replaced but race tracks aren't as smooth as you might think
My point was even thought the ZR1 only beat the GTD by a few seconds (with a GM engineer as the driver), when you put it on the same track with the GTD with the same drivers, the GTD is losing...
Letting it drain is good
Maybe they added Liquid Moly Ceratec additive?
That's a perfectly fine amount of oil to have
You typically follow the dipstick reading for oil level.
No.
You sound like someone who would benefit from changing their own oil so they know it's "done right."