Drilled rotors, :bs:
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Note that: aftermarket 13 inch drilled rotors, with
aftermarket calipers, will be better than stock, but
not because of the drilling.
Rotors are generic, check out Wilwood.
A big advantage of superchargers, is that the higher pressure drop
of 'not so good' heads can be corrected by increasing the boost.
You can get any airflow you want, up till the limits of the lower
end, (or fuel limitations)
4.6.....
Any chance you could swap the wires going to the two sensors?, even if you need to add wire.
That, might give you a clue what is wrong.
(I think the main sensor is broke or has
goofed-up wiring)
charged, is the MAF working?
Assuming the Maf is working, and can run in
closed loop at cruise, the ecu should be able to
command 15 percent more fuel (for PE),
rather easily.
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dumb q, is your setup, blow thru the maf, or draw thru?
>(you can't just add toluene)<
Why not?
Use cans, funnels, etc, as needed.
3 gal toluene, 7 gal pump93, yields --->
10 gal 98 octane.
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Start wih lower mixture.
Test.
at higher percentages, a
strong ignition is recommended.
The Tri-Ax, supposedly, has a shorter throw than stock.
How much? (is that a smaller angle?)
20 percent, 15 percent, some, a whole bunch, lots,
just right, lots better, really good...
Check out the price of a Garret T-70.
You'l find out 'real quick' why independent
distributors recommend
$2000 superchargers.
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wastegate, bov , costs money,
...
I know that