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  1. It's an arbitrary goal. I'll be happy with 290, or even more if I go over 300.

     

    Here's my mods waiting to be installed:

     

    DW65c

    DW 850cc

    Invidia catless up (already installed)

    CNT catted down (already installed)

    GS ECBS

    GFB BPV

    RacerX FMIC

    NGK 1 step colder plugs

    SPTv2 CBE

    Cobb intake w/airbox

     

    That's pretty much it. 300 was just a random number I picked... since that seems to be about a good number on a stock block. I also have a 5eat, and I'm having HexMods's VB and his 1st gen diff bushings installed next month.

     

    What's your total mod list?

     

    18g pretty much means a new clutch very soon. I've got about every supporting mod w/ 650cc injectors running 93oct on a bnr16g. My stock clutch won't hold if I really push it. But I've gotten another 30k+out of the stock clutch. I have a clutch masters ready to go in when I get around to it.

     

    Are you getting dyno tuned? "making" XXX hp is kind of subjective. Different dynos, etc. I've been happy with the power level I have now. To give you an idea, imagine having the Stage 2 'drivability' of third gear while your in 4th. If your happy at ~290whp then the goal of reaching 300whp is just that, an arbitrary goal. I've never dyno'd my car, and at this point I probably won't. People ask what power I'm making and just tell them it's probably 280-300whp. A guy that builds a tunes mustangs drove my car and he thought I was underestimating. There are not too many LGT's around here, so anyone who rides or drives my car is usually surprised/impressed.

  2. I saw nothing dickish about David's reply. He was actually being quite informative, telling the person who posted that reply that he was asking in the wrong forum and where to find his answers that he seeks.

     

    I used to admin several forums, and one of my pet peeves was people (usually newer members) posting random questions in the wrong forum. This is David's thread and it focuses on the 5EAT. Crank pulley issues don't belong here.

  3. So to clarify... General consensus is engine braking isn't hard on the 5EAT? I really only do it because I love the sound of my exhaust.

     

    Like SeaBass said, it doesn't damage it. I do it all the time... probably pisses people off since I slow down with using the brakes.. thus no brake lights :p

     

    And the TCU won't let you shift if it's going to do damage to the engine (as far as going past the redline). In our 5eats, the tranny should go before the engine.

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