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02-28-2018, 02:28 PM
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__________________ 2010 black mica speed3 The go: Depo racing: downpipe (100 cell count), custom: FMIC. HTP: 3.5" intake, under route piping. JBR: shortshifter, RSB. Autotech: HPFP internals. Go fast bits: hybrid BPV, VMR: 18x8.5 V710s, Bridgestone: potenza re760 245/40/18, KW: v3 coilovers,SPC: camber arms, freektuned, Damond Motorsports: dual OCC, PMM, PCV plate, RMM, TMM, EGR delete, FoSt mani, Corksport: battery box(fuck this thing), injector seals, Cobb: EBCS, AP v3. AEM: methanol. Seibon: carbon fiber hood. UR: catback. Bosch: 3bar. BNR: s4, DNP: EWG manifold, Tial: 38mm mvs EWG. The show: 5% tint all around, 50% tint windshield, rally armor mudflaps, Sony XAV64BT touchscreen headunit, katskin leather interior, CPE relocation plate, Maisonvi weighted shift knob, Corksport hoodscoop, black housing headlights. Soon:built motor |
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I felt my chain that way and it was loose. Bought all the stuff and went to change it out. Once I took everything apart, it all looked fine. So I boxed everything back up and it's going into my forged build. Put all my old stuff back on aside from new friction washers and crank bolt. Been running fine. That was 4-5 months ago. What I found was, as the cams turn, the valve springs load them up differently through the rotations. Your chain will feel loose if the cams are being pushed towards each other at the top. A little turn of the crank and the chain might feel tight as fuck. Long story short, you can't just check tension at one spot. Turn the crank a little, check again. Turn the crank a little more, check again.
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| Not Ranked : 0 score That and you’re not supposed to check it on a completely cold engine. Needs to be warm but not hot.
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