You wild 😂😂
You’re mixing 2 things with a unclear question and very unclear plan and reasoning behind the plan.
Let’s start at the top- are you wanting to run and flex fueling tune (research what it is or just read what another member already said above what “flex” is) and asking about that...
In a consumer user car they will prioritize comfort for performance. The design of the car and it’s accompanied systems that require and heat exchanger to properly work in our situation is - AC, coolant, intake air. Of those 3 the one that requires the largest deltas to properly work is the AC...
Yeah it just fell in between the console and the carpet... it’s like it fell between the seat in a sport you just cannot reach.
View from below *shifter box is not stock but this give you a reference of what below the assembly.
You have to lock the shifter in the car as well as lock the trans selector in the engine bay.
And yeah as said above - if it’s popping out of gear that’s def. a
Symptom of a very misaligned shifter
What he is saying is that location wise a front mount is MORE effective and efficient everytime. It’s a heat exchanger - being sandwiched between to other heat exchangers is less than ideal but the necessary trade off for a a factory application.
Now yes - stock location has more room, but if...
Yup... my cars front wheel with stupid -5.4 degrees of camber and I don’t have traction issues in regards to tires fully slipping, caused Cobb tc is pull all the timing, lol.
Sure it’s not getting full power (cars somewhere around mid 400s) till it stops intervening but it’s leaps faster than...
it was a lazy tech or one not familiar with this platform and they didn’t know or want to adjust the hidden eccentric on the upper bolt of the top arm... they only adjusted the lower arms eccentric.
Also looks like thier machine couldn’t read or they didn’t calibrate for the caster reading up...
Yup, as sad as it sounds... since we are synchronized, vin diesel was right - if you double clutch the 02m/02q/0fb it does make for getting the gears to fall in really smooth.
I don’t find myself doing it on down shifts really since I having the single mass flywheel as a quick blip when I...