He was asking about where the heat exchanger for the intake manifold is located.
It’s part of the radiator stack in the front. It’s the front radiator right behind the trans cooler.
It's all relative! Notice I stated "slightly nervous". I state that in contrast to how the V1's are like driving on pillows. Now the CRS V2 feel more like other performance tires like the RT660, etc.
My Supra is still a great highway car for it's track capabilities. Also keep in mind I am...
Rerouted all the EVAP crap on top of the manifold to clean everything up.
Also, @kaj, you will be interested to know that you can fit the engine cover with the Wagner Manifold when you reroute the EVAP crap and do some small cutting of two of the mounts underneath the cover.
Oh come on, I was making a joke based on what transpired earlier in this thread. I can pretty much guess if @zrk, @Jesse DaBears all met in real life we would share beers together. Or maybe they would tell me to get F'd and go have beers by themselves. :cool:
I don't know how Nankang did it but they made an already great tire even better. All the little things I had criticisms with the V1 version of the CRS they ironed out with V2, and then some.
Went to Palmer yesterday, first track day with the new CRS V2. Even on the highway drive to the hotel I...
Make sure you have the channels mapped correctly as well. I had an issue where I had all my CAN data items mapped to CAN2 but I had the physical connection on CAN1.
I'm not sure off the top of my head my settings you are asking about. I'll connect to the car later and check for you!
Hey @kyle9, since the new DAW naming is ultra confusing, which one is this? The Flow Max or the Ultra Flow R? Flow max being smaller than the Ultra Flow R.