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Humidity is a measure of water in air. Water has oxygen in it. Does your car perform worse on a foggy day or a dry day? I think you'll find it goes better on a foggy day due to water content.
Water injection is mainly used to cool the charge, but will help too
don't know. ive got 2 original cans from renault in my garage for my cup.(with the toolkit!) never used them, never going 2.
have a look at this:
http://www.punctureseal.co.uk/car.htm
just an idea if your worried.
i usually wear my tires out before any chance of a puncture lol
cos the tyre needs to have no weight on it for tyre weld to do the biz. that little can can't support the weight of your car when pumping up the tyre. why else would a cup have a toolkit?
i'm with autonational, if i get a flat, i get them out to take me to a garage. thats what i pay my money for.
i think you'll find an oe ecu can't detect octane rating, it may do it through the knock sensor, but i don't know. my old astra had an octane plug that u changed depending on fuel, but that's it.
why would they do that? are they on commision from shell, i doubt it.
and working out humity and temp is really sad.
I'm running more advance than i should be because i use super unleaded. fact.
stop being a hater, and let the guy share his experience
to be perfectly honest, Falkens? your comparing top grip levels with cheap tyres. no
toyos and michelins yes.
i've had yokos (195) and toyos (215) on mine and never looked back.
have you looked at 195's on a track day? they look like they are off the rim ( i know they are pretty close to...
all you haters you may want to read this:
http://atlasf1.autosport.com/2000/jan05/gray.html
the more wider and lower profile the better, however that then provides more drag.
so wider tyres will improve handling but slow you down.
and lower profile reduces tyre temps
I'd love to know why people think that 17's or even 18's will ruin the handling?
surely that's the whole point of low profile tyres. F1 cars in the 80's had big balloon tyres and now they are really low profile. it just seems to me people say bo**ox for the sake of saying it. next you'll be...
only if it's a modded map. i can't run normal unleaded (not as thou i'd want to) cos my omex is mapped on ultimate and i haven't configured the knock sensor
too much. originally just the price of parts as i did the work myself, but after running in and on the way to be mapped properly, i spun a big end bearing, trashed the crank and a rod and filled the engine full of bits of metal :eek: .
it then cost me about 3k to put that right (GDI rebuilt it)...
yeah and last time i checked a 1.4 is more than capable of killing!
mmmmm r5t..... ah yes a 1.4
why don't they say something like bhp limit as it is for new bike riders (33bhp), say 65bhp max for 2 years
It was standard, with s/s exhaust, decat and itg panel
it now has 422 cams, gasflowed head, jenvey itb's, 12.6:1 pistons and forged rods, omex 600 - tuned at GDI with 233 bhp (with sports cat) but the sports cat will be off for this sunday. hopeing to get it rr there too to compare
daz