Go to Utube, the run is posted there as well as on the VOA site. Not that it matters, but, at the last two autox events, the same car had the 2nd fastest time out of 50 cars and the event before was about the same 5th fastest out of 50 cars. I am not doing this for recognition, I love the car...
A diff opinion, your statement is partially correct. You have to look at the density altitude (DA). For each 1000 ft diff, there is 3% diff in hp. Both locations have an advantage in that they are at sea level. My point is, the DA is a variable, even at a given location.
I did see someone...
I am pretty sure that one of the factory update flashes had verbiage indicting that part of the flash included a adjustment to the Evap System. Have your dealer read the details of the latest flash.
The "track Pack" came with the Corsa tires in 2013, I do not think the GTS came standard with the Corsa's in 2014. The GTS did come standard with the two piece rotors and the light wheels, the Corsa's are questionable.
I see Bruce just confirmed what was stated above.
I have a 13 track pack SRT with the MCS shocks. It has been lowered approx 1". With the MCS shocks you can pick your poison, the shocks are adjustable from soft to super firm. Mark J may want to chime in, however, i believe the MCS shocks actually have dual reaction within both the compression...
If anything, the G5 is harder get moving from a dead stop than past generations. The lower 1st gear ratio and the aluminum flywheel negate the available torque.
Each wheel is a little diff. I have 18" oem wheels on the rear with 1" spacers. The problem is no longer the e-brake, the interference is now the main caliper.
1. Drivers Side - Cap the air box and run that hose to a catch can behind the wheel liner
2. Passenger Side - insert an air-oil separator between the valve cover and the pcv valve.
If someone wants pics, let me know and I will post.
1. The Bellanger headers come with the front cat deleted.
2. A piece of DEI radiant insulation in the footwell, from the floor, the width of the footwell and about 12" high, will help quite a bit. It sits under the vertical part of the carpet.
My jeep 5.7 uses 5 -20 oil. Sometimes when I do an oil change in synthetic it sets a code upon initial start-up. In other words the technology is sensitive to oil type and weight. My 2014 5,7 brings in the deactivation at a much lower load level than my previous 2010.
A little confusing:
1. The anode type cap should be available from any auto parts store.
2. Radiator caps are primarily based upon pressure, not, temp.
3. The operating temp is mostly based on the thermostat.
I have had Peercock on the ignore list for a long time, so i do not know what misguided comments and attack garbage he posts. Secondly, I can guarantee you he has never been under a G5 to see what could fit.
1. Lets start out by saying that anything can be done, but, what is the cost in...
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