Hey....me tooo
Can't say the same for mr. beech, but that is okay doctor says to take 3 breaths then react. :hello:
Mine too the doc told me to step away from the computer and go work in the yard
Hey....me tooo
Can't say the same for mr. beech, but that is okay doctor says to take 3 breaths then react. :hello:
Hey....me tooo
Can't say the same for mr. beech, but that is okay doctor says to take 3 breaths then react. :hello:
Still not following.. The switch for full fuel pressure is flipped and the power went up...@ 65mph the power was leveling off because rail was dropping.. The first two runs show this very well... The third run never decayed but the power doesn't go as high either because of heat soak... It could be fogging the motor out as well since the run was pretty darn smokey. (run 3)
All three pulls are the same at 65mph regardless of switch position, then all three are the same at 80mph. Within normal dynojet pulls, everything is equal before 65mph and after 80mph, and the area inbetween has the same "area under the curve", two pulls both lose and gain in there, but average out. All three pulls are the same with an "event" in the middle. If you say it's a switch, then the switch has no effect on engine output.
well josh i am probably one of the nicest people that anyone will ever meet. so my temper is fine. however when someone resorts to calling someone names when they dont know what is going on then i get pretty angry. i do apologize for the name calling. perhaps you could be man enough to do the same. and by the way my name is spelled beach not beech. maybe you could look into that. know back on topic
but in the end each of the clowns talking the charger up ate crow soon after the LB7 Cheeter became a lame duck. quack quack
I think we all need to try and get along. We could learn so much more if "WE TRIED" to listen to each other. Everyone here has something to add that may know more than others in a given field. I think ego's are getting in the way from some good info. It's a shame. Jeff