flash tunes CANNOT force a READY state on the secondary o2 sensor. however, it looks like all other CEL suppressions will spoof a ready state for OBD emissions (including the PCV system)...
This is the way. Need to see the teller give the cashiers check to the buyer.
Note that going to YOUR (the seller) bank with a handed-over cashiers check is not the same thing. Even if closely inspected by the teller, it can still temporarily show as fine in your account, and then bounce a...
So, I probably know more about oils than I care to talk about, but it general, all oils are LESS sensitive to shear strain rate at high temperatures than low temperature. Consider figure 8, on a logarithmic Y-axis, the 323K drop is larger in magnitude than the 423K drop.
Beyond that, some...
aside from hood vent, I'm thinking that going to a catless downpipe would reduce overall temps. since a catted downpipe is, by definition, performing a secondary exothermic reaction within a few inches of the engine block.
if you're stock height, this one is long enough to reach the front center jack point without ramps or wood boards.
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according to this post, the numbers you're seeing are not uncommon. that being said, 275 f oil temps are also ingrained in my brain as alarm bells, but I suppose that is ok on this platform.
https://www.supramkv.com/threads/race-tracking-your-supra-information-exchange.16389/post-345527
Purchased one month ago. install these along with rear traction arms to eliminate wheel hop. i highly recommend setting these to factory arm length, and use your stock eccentric toe bolts for adjustment. not worth the effort to bother with the jamnuts after install.
i paid 190 bucks. buy them...
One thing I noticed is that you're underboosting a bit, and as a result your dme boost target is sky high to try and compensate. this is because you're at the max of the PID range (by default, a PID gain of 20 equates to a command range of +/- 6). if you want, I'd recommend ramping the duty...
to provide some context to what @razorlab mentioned, DI engines can generally run leaner at low and moderate boost levels due to their heterogeneous charge (locally rich, overall stoich/lean)
quick example from Heywood 2nd ed.
Also, when fuel evaporates in a CLOSED cylinder, the cooling...