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Old 11-11-2014, 06:53 PM
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This thread is full of "win" on so many levels !!
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Old 11-11-2014, 06:57 PM
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OEM software and calibrations calculate injector tip temperature, intake valve temp and many, many other parameters that impact engine operation - all this results in more precise control (and closer operation to the edge while maintaining safe operation).

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Sorry, but this is BS. According to many of our muscle car era customers, all you need is a box full of carb jets and a timing light OK, maybe also a flashlight to inspect plugs.

It is actually amazing to use software like HPTuners or EFILive on a modern ECU. The number of of different aspects of engine/transmission operation that are modeled in these on-board computers is mind boggling, and yet they all make sense when you take the time to understand them.

Sorry to divert the main Camaro XV thread, but I just love this stuff.

Now, if only we could use a computer to tune out the inherent disadvantages in handling/braking/areo of a 69 Camaro!

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Old 11-11-2014, 09:15 PM
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I was the driver in that Viper and I can confirm, that thing did haul a$$ but the driver looked slow at first all crunched up against the wheel. boy was I wrong
HAAAAA HAAAAAAAA

did ya get a load of the 2x4 on the go pedal?
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Old 11-11-2014, 09:24 PM
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I was the driver in that Viper and I can confirm, that thing did haul a$$ but the driver looked slow at first all crunched up against the wheel. boy was I wrong


If Mark didn't have a race --- I'd have stopped at the toter - grabbed a couple pairs of skivvies and just kept on driving..... I think I could have made NYC by morning. LOL
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Old 11-12-2014, 09:01 PM
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Mark I tried looking but couldn't find what you used for a tank and pump for the heat exchanger and where you mounted the tank? If you have an idea what page its on I can check it out.
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Old 11-12-2014, 09:26 PM
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Page 88 will get you close. The pump is mechanical, a modification made to the transmission by D & D. Your right though, I don't remember seeing anything regarding the tank/reservoir location ?
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Old 11-13-2014, 12:03 PM
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Mark - can you provide any insight on the C6 jake skull logos?

As a big fan of the Tudor racing team - I go to several of there races a year.

I'm not knocking there placement on your car at all - I just thought you'd have some kuddos to the z28 - or something like that.
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Page 88 will get you close. The pump is mechanical, a modification made to the transmission by D & D. Your right though, I don't remember seeing anything regarding the tank/reservoir location ?

Thanks, now I have a starting point!
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Mark - can you provide any insight on the C6 jake skull logos?

As a big fan of the Tudor racing team - I go to several of there races a year.

I'm not knocking there placement on your car at all - I just thought you'd have some kuddos to the z28 - or something like that.
I just like them.

Mark
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Old 11-14-2014, 06:57 AM
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I just like them.

Mark
So do I! I was eyeballing that shifter knob thinking to myself this is one part on Hellfire that my car's budget would actually allow.

I'm still amazed at how well Hellfire behaves in a daily driving scenario, well done Sir.
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