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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
A Taste of Home
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Moving to Ft. Lewis (Tacoma, WA), any dragstrips/tuners in the area??
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<blockquote data-quote="ShadowFist" data-source="post: 10514136" data-attributes="member: 42601"><p>Porting actually helps in cooling (I believe) as long as you keep the boost levels 'low'.</p><p></p><p>Your first couple times out shouldn't really be a problem since the instructors want to keep you from killing yourself so they try to limit your speeds (depends on instructor though).</p><p></p><p>A good rule of thumb is the more boost you have, the less IN boost you can be. I've heard some people were still able to run flat-out all day in a pullied cobra and not have any issues. I've also heard people running near stock that would overheat and go into limp mode. I guess best advice is to check your guages!</p><p></p><p>I ran 17 psi on my KB2.2 for all my track days but I never really ran the car up past 110. There was no need since the straights are the most boring part of the track. The only times I came close to overheating were on hot days and I was trying to keep up with cars like Nissan GT-R's (I failed miserably)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ShadowFist, post: 10514136, member: 42601"] Porting actually helps in cooling (I believe) as long as you keep the boost levels 'low'. Your first couple times out shouldn't really be a problem since the instructors want to keep you from killing yourself so they try to limit your speeds (depends on instructor though). A good rule of thumb is the more boost you have, the less IN boost you can be. I've heard some people were still able to run flat-out all day in a pullied cobra and not have any issues. I've also heard people running near stock that would overheat and go into limp mode. I guess best advice is to check your guages! I ran 17 psi on my KB2.2 for all my track days but I never really ran the car up past 110. There was no need since the straights are the most boring part of the track. The only times I came close to overheating were on hot days and I was trying to keep up with cars like Nissan GT-R's (I failed miserably) [/QUOTE]
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