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Ah what the hell... here it is. I'm clocking a 9.25.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gPgAf-a8rGo We'll see what she does again this summer. Gotta hand it to myself though... that was a pretty damn good launch in the cold. |
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The tach looks great. I can't wait to see what happens with the NOS.
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03-06-2007, 02:21 PM | #21 |
Who said Yaris was slow?
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Don't worry... if a piston land here o Puerto Rico i'll shiped it back too you and i'll include some nice latin girls numbers
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Stock is no more folks. Picture 006.jpg I think I am just going to leave it like this. I mean, it really opens up my top end. ... just kidding. Here is the finished product. Picture 016.jpg Picture 019.jpg 50 miles, NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHT. I'll give it a few days before I say we've got the design down pat. I have big plans for little betty. Oh, and little betty growls. Fun shot, driver at night. The tach needs to be blue LED... maybe tomorrow? Picture 021.jpg |
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nice... that's about as short as you can get, good job.
now go back and dyno it!
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Chino,your doing great work man,keep the info coming,and I just might buy a betty from you.
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03-07-2007, 07:27 PM | #28 |
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CC,
I've seen this a couple times..not on a Yaris...how's the throttle response?
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Haha, oh John... you and your intelligent questions.
Of course it isn't all good news here. As we all know by now, there is a give and take with all aspiration mods. Sure, pop a 3" intake on a car like this and throttle response will suffer a TAD. Is it noticable? Barely. Does the rest of the powerband make up for it and then some? I'd bet my testicles on it. |
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How is the extra fuel added?
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Honestly I thought your throttle respnse would be better! It was when I did the CAI on my SRT. This blows my mind. Are you thinking about boring out your T/B? Speaking of...what is the ID of our T/Bs? Anyone? Bueller?
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Boring out the throttle body, eh? Maybe... how about ITB's. A sprayed built N/A Yaris... MWAHAHA. |
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seriously though... How is the extra fuel added? Any dry kit I have ever seen bumps the fuel pressure by squeezing off the return line. Since the Yaris has a returnless fuel system I was wondering how it works.
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Oh $hit!? How does the fuel system work? No return line, eh? Neat. Can someone walk me through how this works?
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You can not use a dry kit with a car that uses a returnless fuel systems. Dry kits add additional fuel through the factory FPR. Our cars have the FPR in the tank. Wet is the only way to go.
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