I still think the racing strips need to be uniform across the roof of the car as well. 
We will see how they look when they are done. I still don't think they need to be on the roof (also y I don't have them there)I still think the racing strips need to be uniform across the roof of the car as well.![]()
Thanks for the suggestion Mike. I'm actually pretty satisfied with the Pioneer system in it. I managed to find the perfect equalizer settings that plays my 384 bit-rate music almost flawlessly. Powerful too.Stereo upgrade. If you're going to have a "hot-rod" Cruze you need a high power, high quality sound system to go with it. Looking forward to seeing what you end up with and the process to get there.
When we last met at the first Lordstown tour and mini-meet, I didn't really give you much of a tour of my sound system. Seemed like it was something Terry would be mostly interested in.Thanks for the suggestion Mike. I'm actually pretty satisfied with the Pioneer system in it. I managed to find the perfect equalizer settings that plays my 384 bit-rate music almost flawlessly. Powerful too.
I did consider upgrading some of the speakers, yes. I'm satisfied with the amp and rear deck subs though.![]()
Oh, sorry I wasn't aware you had a compressor map. Please post it up. Lol enter doesn't always work with this website to being me to the next line in the quick reply screen, so it'll be one long run on paragraph apparently. Anyways, just because it can move XX Lbs/min doesn't mean that you're not running at like 45% adiabatic efficiency which means the turbo's life is on borrowed time.Sure it can. It's not just about the turbo. A combination of high turbo pressure, race-octane E85, and insane timing advancements can very well yield it. Along with the other mods.
No worries, I'll post a dyno sheet when the tune is precise.
That's not a bad idea either. I will look into it. Thanks!think you'll need a catch can with the boost you are running/ plans for more power ...
I don't have a compressor map, I'm saying I will post dynamometer graphs after precision tuning is achieved. Just understand it won't be anytime soon. Fine tuning with E85 requires much more time than the 93 gas tune.Oh, sorry I wasn't aware you had a compressor map. Please post it up. Lol enter doesn't always work with this website to being me to the next line in the quick reply screen, so it'll be one long run on paragraph apparently. Anyways, just because it can move XX Lbs/min doesn't mean that you're not running at like 45% adiabatic efficiency which means the turbo's life is on borrowed time.