Long tube headers

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

Nov 25, 2002 | 05:55 PM

#16

soap

Senior Member

Joined: Sep 2001

Posts: 4,342

Likes: 0

From: Motor City

Quote:

Originally posted by Fast Gator
I just found out that I could use my tax refund check for LT's, guess Iam going for them

Did you clear that with Mrs. Gator

--Joe

Nov 25, 2002 | 08:36 PM

#17

Fast Gator

Senior Member

Joined: Apr 2000

Posts: 12,632

Likes: 1

From: Stinkin Joisey

Whats a Mrs. Gator?

Nov 25, 2002 | 08:44 PM

#18

Odin's Wrath

Senior Member

Joined: Jul 2001

Posts: 4,121

Likes: 0

From: Hammer Lane

Daniel,

Do you have the air/fuel ratio graphs for those runs? I'd like to see what the LTs do to the tune.

Roger

Nov 25, 2002 | 08:45 PM

#19

soap

Senior Member

Joined: Sep 2001

Posts: 4,342

Likes: 0

From: Motor City

Quote:

Originally posted by Fast Gator
Whats a Mrs. Gator?

See other thread

EDIT: ........very nice Bruce.

--Joe

Nov 25, 2002 | 09:46 PM

#20

thepawn

Senior Member

Joined: Mar 2000

Posts: 4,297

Likes: 0

From: Clifton, NJ, USA

Quote:

Originally posted by Odin's Wrath
Daniel,

Do you have the air/fuel ratio graphs for those runs? I'd like to see what the LTs do to the tune.

Roger

No, sorry....

Nov 26, 2002 | 09:19 PM

#21

Tundra

Rest In Peace

Joined: Dec 1999

Posts: 2,075

Likes: 0

From: anchorage, alaska, usa, north america, earth, solar system, milky way

I dont understand the hooplah about reporting peak number gains. Its all about increased area under the curve throughout the entire power band.

thepawn's graph illustrates it perfectly.

Nov 27, 2002 | 12:19 PM

#22

NeedFourSpeed

Senior Member

Joined: Feb 2001

Posts: 1,312

Likes: 0

From: In a House, USA

Quote:

Originally posted by Tundra
I dont understand the hooplah about reporting peak number gains. Its all about increased area under the curve throughout the entire power band.

thepawn's graph illustrates it perfectly.

I agree. I usually mention that I got around 12rwhp at 3500 and it slowly dropped of to a peak of 7rwhp