Cool. A WRC that has a crazy amount of travel would greatly benefit from the superstrut, that is why they use it. Nissan and Ford (and others) use this design to bridge a rather large gap between t...
I didnt read all of it, but "super strut" works very well. Ford use it, Renault Sport use it and cars handles and work really great. Yes, multi-link is probably better in theory (on paper), but its...
Yeah, I probably should have put a smiley face in my earlier comment. I knew the vote was a year and a half back, and I've only been on the forum for 3 months as of this post. I was just being an...
The problem with silicone hoses is not slippage, but permeation of coolant through the hose itself and evaporating off without any outward signs of loss of coolant. higher maintenance for sure.
Well, I'm hoping either this weekend of next to hit the local savage yards looking for an engine, and will be popping valve covers open to inspect, should be an easy matter to check out the cams. ...
I think that zipties on silicon vacuum lines is legit, I'm willing to bet that most people think so too. Boostlee, you might be over reacting on that one.
Imagine if you took your car to a shop, paid them a ton of money (the office, as you're not talking to the mechanics) and leave. Then a few hours later have all these issues,...
That was NOT your gawd-damned decision to make son. It was Jamies, always Jamies. Next time you do something that directly contradicts what the client point blank told you to do, yo...
The point is, Jamie didn't build the car, Justin whoever did and half assed a lot of things. Shawn admits to anyone who asks that he is not mechanically inclined, hence his willingness to ship his...
Yes, it is a tuned, variable flow one-way check valve. Fred's thread has good diagrams. It is still a one-way check valve, so I decided to simplify that part of things for my explanation.
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