Recent content by 40th GT

I'm not seeing one for thermactor. I'll keep poking around.

Hi all, I'm in the finishing stages of tuning my car with SCT Advantage and now it's giving me a P0411 for AIR flow out of spec. Does anyone know which table controls this part of the car? It's a 96 Cobra on CDAN4 strategy.

I read the whole thread and enjoyed watching the progression. Does it have a larger front swaybar as well?

I think what he's saying is go over the work that you did in case you missed something. Like a bad connection on the fuel pump, etc. Grab the multimeter and start probing for voltage and resistance numbers.

If it's a garage queen you should be fine with factory specs. Your alignment tech should be able to use your current tires and adjust settings based on how they're wearing. Your tires are more concerning being that they're 15 years old. Normal shelf life on tires is 6 years regardless of tread...

Is 12* of timing typical for this setup? With inlet temps under control I wonder if the engine can take more. My tuner has mine set at 16* with 11psi on a non-intercooled setup on meth/water. 93 octane. I asked for a few more degrees and he wrote me off. It makes sense why now. o_O:LOL:

Atlantic Blue is a rare color. If feasible I'd rebuild it over time and use the Bronco as a daily. If you part it out I suppose you could get $7kish after it's all sold though. L&M Engines or MPR can help with a turnkey shortblock.

I came across the injector data on EFIDynoTuning and used these numbers. Posting this for reference in case anyone else does a search in the future. K constant - 30 Breakpoint - .00002 High slope - .0095 Low slope - .014 Voltage offset 16.00 0.81 15.00 0.90 14.00 1.00 13.00 1.09...

Is that in lbs per second? So multiply slope values by 3600 for lb/hr?

I am trying to tune a car with strategy code CDAN4NZ. It has the Ford F7PU-A4A injectors but I can't find the injector data anywhere. Need breakpoint, high & low slope and k-constant. If you are a tuner and have this information handy, I will Paypal you some money.

I also think the ST will fit your needs better. I'll give another vote for the Mazda 3 too. The hatchbacks are available in manual but that's a $34k car. The sedans are a few thousand less and available in turbo AWD if that's what you're after. Still rated at 23-32mpg with the heavier...

Did you replace the pump and hat assembly or just the pump? Is there any chance you may have crossed some wires if you only replaced the pump? Can you reinstall the old switch box (I assume you're talking about the fuse box) to see if the car turns over again?

That 2003 is sweet. I'm partial to the 99-04s especially when they're done right like yours. My first Mustang was an 04. S197s are fun cars and I found them easier to work on than SN95s. Less clutter in the engine bay and also more room to work with. As for staying focused, I like to make a...

Anything in that $10-15k is gonna be a downgrade from the ST.

I rented a car through Turo and it was a good experience. Contactless pickup/dropoff was a plus, though not all hosts may do this. The other cool thing about Turo is you can pick obscure cars and can come out cheaper than the usual Enterprise/Budget rates. Obviously this depends on demand at the...