so its getting caught up in a bottle like boost? heh heh....yeah i think the same, but your friends turbo might need to be broken in then.......go through a set of tires and then tell us how it sounds. lolya know....i'll bet that saab's turbo wasn't so loud in 1988 when the car was brand new...
the way you think gets my thoughts all trapped up, like in a bottle.
get a nice KOYO one.lol yea no models
she runs ok....still on stock injectors, stock ecu, and stock map sensor until i get my fuel injectors back from getting cleaned.....im thinking the map sensor is the problem though so once i get the injectors back im gonna try the chipped ecu, and bigger fuel injectors.....but leave the map sensor stock to see if it will atleast idle itsself....still a few probs
also loves to overheat quickly.....atleast if its warmed up and then come to a stop for a min after a drive it will start to overheat....once i start moving though it goes right back to normal.......somethen to do with the ebay alumnium radiator.....i think im just gonna get a stock 5th gen rad and try that......
what else could it be? everything on the engine is brand new so their should be no probs at all....100% of my overheating problems i've had didnt have anything to do with the radiators...
oh yeah, i remember lollol the catback is from http://www.vrsexhaust.com/TUBING_KITS/HONDA_TK/honda_tk.html
and the muffler is just a cheap ebay "fart can".....
well if there is air in the system that can make some sense, but yeah the rad cap makes a huge difference, boiling point for coolant is roughly 214 degrees F. and with a 13 pound cap thats right around......250 or so, so if your cap caint hold pressure, then thats whywhat else could it be? everything on the engine is brand new so their should be no probs at all....
is your sensor brand new?what else could it be? everything on the engine is brand new so their should be no probs at all....
well cooling is a pretty basic concept. usually a radiator doesn't fail unless it leaks.no but it worked just fine b4 i got the aluminum radiator
was going to say same thing, air in the system?well cooling is a pretty basic concept. usually a radiator doesn't fail unless it leaks.
have u bled the system and sure its full?