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Almost makes me want to install an oil press gauge just to see.
Almost.
You will see the same. ;)
I modified the oil pumps and reliefs so the race cars see about 90psi cold and 25psi at idle after a racing stint. Hot pressure is better with synthetics than dino oils. With a bone stock motor we would see 8-ish psi at idle after a stint with conventional 15w50 and 16psi with LiquiMoly 10w60.
Do it. What else would you be doing with all your free time right now? ...
I've been able to stay billable with work, so that's good. About 20/80 Office/Home.
That and I've been tacking a lot of house projects that have been needing to get done.
I modified the oil pumps and reliefs so the race cars see about 90psi cold and 25psi at idle after a racing stint. Hot pressure is better with synthetics than dino oils. With a bone stock motor we would see 8-ish psi at idle after a stint with conventional 15w50 and 16psi with LiquiMoly 10w60.
I did install a new oil pump on the car during the rebuild.
I'm also very careful about letting the engine get to temp before I give it beans.
Almost makes me want to install an oil press gauge just to see.
Almost.
You will see the same. ;)
I modified the oil pumps and reliefs so the race cars see about 90psi cold and 25psi at idle after a racing stint. Hot pressure is better with synthetics than dino oils. With a bone stock motor we would see 8-ish psi at idle after a stint with conventional 15w50 and 16psi with LiquiMoly 10w60.
In an effort to expand the TRD brand to the street, TRD set to work on Toyota’s midsizer with the hope of turning the Camry into something fun to drive.
Yep, that's a "TRD" Camry, and it makes no more power, is no faster than, and weighs no less than a regular V6 Camry. It's a body kit, lowering springs, and wheels. On a Camry. Heck, it's not even faster than previous V6 Camry model years from what I'm seeing online.
We switched to BFG Rivals. Soooo sticky, even more than the Azenis 615+, Maxxis vr1, or any if the Dunlop series. DZ is still a decent tire, longevity is in the center of the listed.
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