questions on the carbon build problem
Racer
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From: ON, Canada
Don't want to bring a thread back from the dead but while browsing RR Racing's site for the 2IS I passed by this RR Racing Carbon Intake:
https://www.rr-racing.com/RR-Racing-...isxitk0001.htm
Just looks like the F sport one cept in carbon but the selling point for this one is possibly lowering intake temps cause it's not metal but the most important one was a eliminating the valve cover venting into the intake removing that part from the tube and putting a filter in it's place.
Anyone think this would be a worthy upgrade? Not that I have upgrade-itis or anything... just for functionality :P
https://www.rr-racing.com/RR-Racing-...isxitk0001.htm
Just looks like the F sport one cept in carbon but the selling point for this one is possibly lowering intake temps cause it's not metal but the most important one was a eliminating the valve cover venting into the intake removing that part from the tube and putting a filter in it's place.
Anyone think this would be a worthy upgrade? Not that I have upgrade-itis or anything... just for functionality :P
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From: new york
1) Drive it on the open highway for long periods of time...not farting around either
2) Use a low noack oil (Google it or go to BITOG)
3) Use a product that has PEA in it. Seafoam was made for marine motors, not modern cars. Gumout, Redline and Techroline
4) Limit stop and go as much as possible
5) Catch can
6) Check oil 1x per week and smell. If you smell gasoline dilution, you're gonna need to lower your OCI's to 4-5K.
2) Use a low noack oil (Google it or go to BITOG)
3) Use a product that has PEA in it. Seafoam was made for marine motors, not modern cars. Gumout, Redline and Techroline
4) Limit stop and go as much as possible
5) Catch can
6) Check oil 1x per week and smell. If you smell gasoline dilution, you're gonna need to lower your OCI's to 4-5K.
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Intermediate
Joined: Dec 2017
Posts: 279
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From: new york
1) Drive it on the open highway for long periods of time...not farting around either
2) Use a low noack oil (Google it or go to BITOG)
3) Use a product that has PEA in it. Seafoam was made for marine motors, not modern cars. Gumout, Redline and Techroline
4) Limit stop and go as much as possible
5) Catch can
6) Check oil 1x per week and smell. If you smell gasoline dilution, you're gonna need to lower your OCI's to 4-5K.
2) Use a low noack oil (Google it or go to BITOG)
3) Use a product that has PEA in it. Seafoam was made for marine motors, not modern cars. Gumout, Redline and Techroline
4) Limit stop and go as much as possible
5) Catch can
6) Check oil 1x per week and smell. If you smell gasoline dilution, you're gonna need to lower your OCI's to 4-5K.
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