TORSPD: NEVR

No, still works, I just really want to know why it says "poo" to me every time on startup. Been dying to know for ten years.

Does it mean something, or did some AEM intern sneak potty humor into the programming one summer?

 

I have two of these in my v6 and they do the same thing so I’ve got the P00 P00 too. I’ve read online that it is related to the mode that it’s in. So P00 shows AFR, P01 shows Lamba, etc.

 

Thank you for opening my eyes to the poo.

 

Ahhhhhh

 

Odd that this is in the Products Discussed...

 

Lube, magnets, clamps, and a hamster tunnel.....

 

Holy smokes torspd (mark). This build is still going?!? I’m not reading all that updates but I’m impressed that this taco is still being built. I’m assuming the same one?

 

I too built an Xrunner around the same time he started. I ran the same single kit he ran. I had the same company make me one. I miss the truck but am impressed he hasn’t walked away from this build.

 

Same one. Still tinkering and building. Next big purchase is going to be a new transmission.

It is primarily in maintenance phase. Used more for work duties than fun duties. I was also recently introduced to a remote tuner. Going to work with him soon.

This truck has been my test bed for all manner of little projects, and learning. It is quite a bit more than just a truck at this point.

 

Accurate.

 

Not much going on with my truck, to update. The grill finally however finally gave way last week. After a road trip, the wind had taken a toll on it, and it was hanging out in front of the passenger headlight.



I had a fuel consumption issue. Been doing a lot of testing. Made a change to my fuel pressure regulator to up the base fuel pressure, and noticed the needle on the gauge start bouncing like crazy. Changed the diaphragm in there, and the next road trip, I was able to get ~23 mpg. That was a welcomed surprise.

 

I still have to figure out a driver side VVT issue, when I have a chance. That will take some time that current I don't have.

In the mean, I worked on a custom exhaust for a 99 Chevy, 2500. Very simple and man does it sound good. Again though, long hours, and too tired to take a video. I'll need to get one. Here are the few photos that I took.

 

If any of you guys remember me building this last year, here is a short clip of a dyno pull done today.

https://rumble.com/v6r90ui-ls-brz-dyno-pull..html

 

I've never seen that kind of a dyno before.

 

Hell yeah!

That hood strut holding on for dear life

 

Dynapak style dyno. Dyno rollers mount to the drive wheels. I prefer them over dynojets, etc.

I would love an LSed 8-6. Nice power numbers.

 

Little twig that could!

 

Rocket ship! We plan on taking out cars to MSR Houston, later this year, for some track days. Giggity