Wet?sday
04-11-2018, 08:02 AM
#1
Wet?sday
Supposed to rain, but it keeps retreating later into the day.
On another note, I'm really liking the below, and toying with the idea of making something similar but with a boost referenced valve or perhaps even an external wastegate.
Thoughts?
A buddy with an Evo9 had a boost referenced one like this and I was really impressed with low throttle stock quietness and then wot unleashing the fury
On another note, I'm really liking the below, and toying with the idea of making something similar but with a boost referenced valve or perhaps even an external wastegate.
Thoughts?
A buddy with an Evo9 had a boost referenced one like this and I was really impressed with low throttle stock quietness and then wot unleashing the fury
04-11-2018, 08:12 AM
#2
I suspect everything will be moist tomorrow morning when we get up.
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04-11-2018, 08:37 AM
#4
I actually used/tried an apexi ecv on my 13 wrx hatch. With a grimmspeed catless dp and cobb exhaust it definitely toned it down quite a bit when closed. I kinda got tired of having to manually open/close it though, just not something you wanna do when you're driving. So looking for something similar, except to open/close automatically and not be electric because those burn out fast.
04-11-2018, 08:54 AM
#6
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I do miss it. I look back on it with the fondness of an old friend with whom I have parted ways, but often wonder how they are doing.
04-11-2018, 09:01 AM
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Ah cosmology: a life that almost was. Had I stayed the course, astrophysics, specifically cosmology, would have been my field of choice. My undergraduate senior project was on stellar evolution, but the work I was helping with at UCD after graduation was on gravitational lensing, large-scale structure tomography, and *dundunduunn* dark matter constraints--we were looking at what could be seen to describe what could not be seen.
I do miss it. I look back on it with the fondness of an old friend with whom I have parted ways, but often wonder how they are doing.
I do miss it. I look back on it with the fondness of an old friend with whom I have parted ways, but often wonder how they are doing.
04-11-2018, 09:25 AM
#10
Ah cosmology: a life that almost was. Had I stayed the course, astrophysics, specifically cosmology, would have been my field of choice. My undergraduate senior project was on stellar evolution, but the work I was helping with at UCD after graduation was on gravitational lensing, large-scale structure tomography, and *dundunduunn* dark matter constraints--we were looking at what could be seen to describe what could not be seen.
I do miss it. I look back on it with the fondness of an old friend with whom I have parted ways, but often wonder how they are doing.
I do miss it. I look back on it with the fondness of an old friend with whom I have parted ways, but often wonder how they are doing.
04-11-2018, 09:34 AM
#11
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Don't give up building a house because you don't understand a hammer.
04-11-2018, 09:53 AM
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