If you use 70's era Chrysler lug studs, they are left-hand thread.
WHere do pep boys el cheep-o chrome lugnuts fit in, I bet they are the cats meow for torque reduction in clamping force on the thermal flux capicator!!
I DEMAND to see your calculations!
Apparently it is YOU who has yet to grasp the basics of the Da Vinci Ideal Lug Nut Laws.
McRat's Axiom to Murphy's Law: "All theories, dyno sheets, advice, and plans dissolve the first time you get a timeslip that pisses you off."
Maybe...Just Maybe....sniffing some N2o... then trying to do some calculations on the subject will net better, more acceptable results with the lug nuts!:rofl::rofl:
I'm afraid if you did that ( sniff NOx ), you would laugh your ass off no matter what results you got.:rofl:
Why would the shift points matter, if torque is King? Torque has no RPM component to it.
Tq, needs to be maximized through all gears, ie when engine tq is lower in first at the wheels than is second at the wheels, it is past time to change gears.
i need TQSay all you want Pat, but I get laid more with big tq:baby::angel:
I've done one better KB, I've measured the actual cylinder pressures throughout a large boost range. I am looking forward to graphing a Nitrous truck.
thats 2 better.
What we all need to know, is an empirical idea of how much timing to pull off to keep LPP in the optimum 12-15 ATDC range.
i have noticed if i adjust my ROPMS while spraying my HYKR climps until i let off