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sharkytm posted:
Copper is outrageously priced these days. It also involves heating and soldering the pipes. edit: also copper does rust too, but too a lesser extent. The smallish amount of copper oxide is much easier to filter out but it still gets into in paint and tools. The "new school" way of plumbing garage air lines is nylon lines push-lock connectors. Eastwood sells a ridiculous priced kit for like $200 but gently caress all that. Most industrial parts houses can get you just the pieces you need for much less. All you need to install is a cutter and a cordless screwdriver to mount the hardware to the walls wherever you will need it. B4Ctom1 fucked around with this message at 19:08 on Oct 27, 2008 |
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sideshowalan posted:Anyone have an opinion on spring compressors? To ensure that you will actually be able to use these tools more than once, use grease (I like anti-seize compound) on the threads and run the greased portion into the pinion before working. I also recommend against using the impact wrech on them. Doing so will help ensure these tools can be reused next time you need them.
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Today at 6pm PST this item goes on sale on the daily shellshocker deal for $24.95 http://www.newegg.com/Special/ShellShocker.aspx You get two for this $24.95 price! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1EX0GP8427 This is the most compact model The cheapest one of these on Amazon prime (free shipping) is $15.49 and it is a bulkier one http://www.amazon.com/ELM327-Bluetooth-CAN-BUS-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B0090ZJPMK You use it with your: Bluetooth enabled laptop; using a plethora of software Bluetooth android device; https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque iPhone; https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dashcommand-obd-ii-gauge-dashboards/id321293183 For the android device there is a free "lite" version, but for that cheap I recommend the full $4.95 version. I used one of these devices, my Droid X, and this software to disable "flags" for a 200x camaro that didn't have cats anymore. No more complaints from the ECM. If he would have put the cats and associated sensors back on, I could re-enable with a quick checkmark. I put it on my wife's 2009 outback out of curiosity and reviewed engine functions and saw I could perform similar mods.
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IOwnCalculus posted:Wait, you were actually able to disable certain codes with one of these, rather than just clearing? What software on what device? Device: Droid X Software: Torque not clearing, actually toggled to disable code/flag Only plugged it into a camaro and a Subaru. Nothing else yet. I am working from memory, but this was about 2 or so years ago.
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blindjoe posted:I bought the AEM UEGO because it doesn't need calibration. The innovate has "ability to calibrate" as a feature, but to me, thats a failure. The manual for the innovate says "must be calibrated often" and "must be in free air" in that you have to take the sensor out. Pass. I helped a close friend install a Ford Mustang 5.0L EFI and all in his 1970 Ford Bronco. Since his eventual plans involved either supercharging or turbocharging, I urged him to install a AEM UEGO and a fuel pressure gauge. He used it to identify 3 major problems with his installation right off the bat. First a major vacuum leak from an unseen/forgotten open port that could not be seen without mirrors and flashlights. Then he identified a fueling issue using WB02 together with the fuel pressure gauge. It turned out to be the custom fuel pump pushed too close to the bottom of the custom tank blocking the inlet/sock. Lastly it along with the fuel pressure gauge identified a bad adjustable fuel pressure regulator spring. Kirban sent him another FPR right away and gave him the option of returning the other in an included prepaid pouch on the honor system. The use of the WB02 for a few months intimately acquainted him with the normal behavior of the fuel ratio under varying engine operating parameters. He recently installed a larger set of injectors, a C&L MAF, and a Kenne Bell supercharger. It was invaluable there as well as it allowed him, without a dyno, to tune the motor using nothing more than the MAF, AFPR, and an FMU.
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Some loving rear end in a top hat in IRC just showed this to me http://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=4700 now I am trying to decide what I have to sell so I can buy one and ruin everything I own made of metal loving around with it. edit: JFC! http://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=4100 B4Ctom1 fucked around with this message at 02:42 on Nov 12, 2013 |
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