What have you done to your MS3 today?

Made revisions to my Cobb map. Need to lower the load more. Damn this heat and KR. Looks like only 16 psi is safe here in vegas
 
Oil change, tire rotation, seafoam (half in vac line, half in gas tank), general inspection of things. Noticed the bushings for the rear sway bar....either they are seperate pieces or they are cracked, ill have to look them up in the factory manual

I also got my hypertech and loaded it last night. Ill also be posting my full impression in the other thread discussion just for the HT. But for now ill just say its F'ing awesome and I love it
 

Yes, the camera action of compressing and uncompressing the skyline is interesting, but I watched the whole thing and did not get an upset stomach.
So... what were the average/other times from other dirvers/cars?
 
Oil change, tire rotation, seafoam (half in vac line, half in gas tank), general inspection of things. Noticed the bushings for the rear sway bar....either they are seperate pieces or they are cracked, ill have to look them up in the factory manual

I also got my hypertech and loaded it last night. Ill also be posting my full impression in the other thread discussion just for the HT. But for now ill just say its F'ing awesome and I love it

Glad to hear another good review. That's next on my list.
 
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they all round up.
Actually, they can't necessarily round up. Take, for example, the Mustang. For a very long time, it could not claim 5.0. Since it is 4,949 ccs, it had to accept the 4.9 label. Now that it's over 4,950 ccs, it qualifies for the 5.0 Liter tag.
 
Actually, they can't necessarily round up. Take, for example, the Mustang. For a very long time, it could not claim 5.0. Since it is 4,949 ccs, it had to accept the 4.9 label. Now that it's over 4,950 ccs, it qualifies for the 5.0 Liter tag.

ummm... so in the end they rounded up.
 
Actually, they can't necessarily round up. Take, for example, the Mustang. For a very long time, it could not claim 5.0. Since it is 4,949 ccs, it had to accept the 4.9 label. Now that it's over 4,950 ccs, it qualifies for the 5.0 Liter tag.

ummm... so in the end they rounded up.

What I think Mike is saying is that Ford round to the nearest 1/10th liter, which isn't necessarily rounding up.
 
Oil change, tire rotation, seafoam (half in vac line, half in gas tank), general inspection of things. Noticed the bushings for the rear sway bar....either they are seperate pieces or they are cracked, ill have to look them up in the factory manual

I also got my hypertech and loaded it last night. Ill also be posting my full impression in the other thread discussion just for the HT. But for now ill just say its F'ing awesome and I love it

The bushings are one piece. Supposed to be a U shape that wraps under the bar. It does have a slit to slip the bar through but it is closed after you put it on the bar.
 
I don't know if it's some sort of requirement, or the makers just have an informal agreement, but 4,949cc displacement can't be called a 5 liter engine. Ford called it "5.0" as more marketing than a displacement claim. The new 5L has a legit claim to the label. I can't find the reference right away, but I think it's 4,994cc.

The "break point" is 50cc; 50 and over they can round up, under 50 and they round down.
 
Drove down to Lightspeed to get my car dyno tuned.

The tuner shut it down on the first pull. He said he heard something he didn't like. Next run, he had a tech listen with a digital mic/muffs.

He figures I have a bent rod. This is my second motor. Ugh.
 
Oh come on now. That's no where near as blasphemous as an LS in an RX-7, or a ford V8 in a miata

And I feel the weight might be marginal. I can't say for sure cuz I haven't looked it up, but you've got all these components with a turbo 4cyl against an NA V6. Even the V8 used for the monster miatas are only like 100 lbs more than the stock 4 cyl
 
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