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Old 09-09-2008, 09:18 AM
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Id say sct.... but yea.

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Id say sct.... but yea.
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Old 09-25-2008, 09:31 PM
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im finally gonna be gettin the dyno tuning now that my ankle is getting better, then i'll be off to the track with a friends set of slicks..as long as it doesnt blow up on me
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Old 09-25-2008, 11:21 PM
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Check the size of the slicks. If they are much different than your regular tires, it will throw your tune off.
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Old 09-26-2008, 01:14 AM
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Check the size of the slicks. If they are much different than your regular tires, it will throw your tune off.
they are almost identical since i have a big rim little tire and he has a small rim big tire...there wasnt much of a difference
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can't wait for the videos of the dyno run and the track runs
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Old 09-28-2008, 10:05 PM
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hey guys i ran 13.6 in the 1/4 sprayin only 2nd & 3rd with my 20" rims too...what do u guys think i'll run now after the tune with slicks and my built motor w/ my 125 shot....im curious of what u guys think..
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took my truck in to get dyno tuned and everything was going ok...the tuner made a couple wot motor passes and i noticed i was leaking antifreeze..it looks like its comming from the rear. cant notice any wet spots..and it only leaks a little at WOT..any ideas? a friend said that sometimes the head will lift a hair and spray antifreeze???!!!..i have junk bosch +4 spark plugs and im changing them out to NGK TR6 as well as checking my compression..please help
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Have a look at the heater hoses.

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u got a coolant line that runs in the valley of the motor from the back of the water pump to the heater core.. those can leak.
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thanks...have u guys heard of the head lifting problems...and if so is that with our motors or other ford motors
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yeah you've got better plugs than those crappy bosch +4's,

check the hoses as those above have mentioned

I bet you see around 450-500rwhp on the spray, are you going to do a N/A run so you can compare that to when you spray?
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the only time I've heard of a head lifting is from too much boost
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highly doubt your lifting the head. if the leak is mostly off to the passenger side, its probably one of the lines from /to heater core.
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Old 10-01-2008, 12:41 PM
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yeah you've got better plugs than those crappy bosch +4's,

check the hoses as those above have mentioned

I bet you see around 450-500rwhp on the spray, are you going to do a N/A run so you can compare that to when you spray?
yes i will be

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the only time I've heard of a head lifting is from too much boost
thats what ive been hearing..but thats kinda scary

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highly doubt your lifting the head. if the leak is mostly off to the passenger side, its probably one of the lines from /to heater core.
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