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Finally made it to the game...

TD guide says no sag. Track should not hang off rails when back if sled is lifted.

Sag = too loose. Loose = slower than no sag. Tight track is faster than loose.
 

Tried the PEFI setting as per their video.
No good. Studs hit tunnel. Good thing I checked it often so i didn't destroy my tunnel.
Sag is no good....
 
TD guide says no sag. Track should not hang off rails when back if sled is lifted.

Sag = too loose. Loose = slower than no sag. Tight track is faster than loose.
Tried the PEFI setting as per their video.
No good. Studs hit tunnel. Good thing I checked it often so i didn't destroy my tunnel.
Sag is no good....

Wow....I had no idea about this!!
 
Lastly....checked in master fix list & did a couple searches. Can't find thread with "intake clamp" mod.
Is there a thread with pics "how to"
Making a trip to Harbor Freight & Lowe's to grab everything to make a boost leak tester.
 
 
Thanks, Tim
 
Now I remember why I tried to forget.....@*$&(?!?!)%¢€^
 
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Intake clamps mod.... Trying to remove the charge tube from the turbo. The nipple on the left for the ROV will not allow me to pull straight out. I cannot rotate the tube enough to get it to swing past the steering stem. What gives?
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Intake clamps mod.... Trying to remove the charge tube from the turbo. The nipple on the left for the ROV will not allow me to pull straight out. I cannot rotate the tube enough to get it to swing past the steering stem. What gives?
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Disconnect the other end and rotate it so that nipple rotated into a more convenient position? What stops it from rotating up? You may need to loosen the seal of the tube from the turbo with a pick. Probably need to unbolt the steering post.





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Steering stem was binding me up. this is going to become a two day job....
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While trying to get to TB clamps I decided to turn around & button it up. I was finally able to get 4mm on them and just gave them a snug. They needed it.
I invested 8hrs trying. Anyway..... The consolation prize is while the injectors were out I was able to check the flow pattern on them and clean them out. It's a GM LS1 based harness that I had laying around....sorry guys
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Steering stem was binding me up. this is going to become a two day job....
Just remove the two 10mm nuts above at the steering post support. That will allow you enough wiggle room to get the turbo cross-over tube off the turbo inlet flange.
 


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