RUN A PROPANE line into your exhaust pipe and add a spark plug just behind it. IT'S COOL !What do I need to do in order to make my jeep pop and spit flames?
RUN A PROPANE line into your exhaust pipe and add a spark plug just behind it. IT'S COOL !What do I need to do in order to make my jeep pop and spit flames?
There was a thread on it. The OP even said he owned this site.RUN A PROPANE line into your exhaust pipe and add a spark plug just behind it. IT'S COOL !
"Grills" isn't my favorite restaurant by any means.Oh come on you and Jerry can meet up at Grills and have some shark kabobs once Jerry moves to Florida.
Damn, I really like that shark there."Grills" isn't my favorite restaurant by any means.
popcorn tune. Find a local Focus ST driver or infiniti G35 driver and see where they got their popcorn tunes done.What do I need to do in order to make my jeep pop and spit flames?
Meh, its OK. Its a typical tourist dive. But there's several very good Greek and/or Middle Eastern places around here - ya just gotta know where they are! When we first moved here, we were a bit flummoxed over the apparent lack of good restaurants - but we eventually found them.Damn, I really like that shark there.
I can't remember the name of the place but it looked like an old gas station that had decent boiled crawfish.Meh, its OK. Its a typical tourist dive. But there's several very good Greek and/or Middle Eastern places around here - ya just gotta know where they are! When we first moved here, we were a bit flummoxed over the apparent lack of good restaurants - but we eventually found them.
woodrow you delete this right now or we will all have to eat crow !!!!!!So I was looking at this blog: (https://jeepm62superchargerkit.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_15.html). It has a whole bunch of dyno results on stock and modified 4.0Ls (including strokers and boosted engines) sent in by readers which are interesting. It also has the reprinted dyno results of an April 2008 JP Magazine intake shoot out that would seem to suggest there ARE some modest gains to be had with intake upgrades (10-13hp and 9-10 ft.lbs.). This seems to refute the idea that the stock airbox and paper filter flow more than the 4.0 can ingest. They used an 01 TJ 4.0, 5-spd as their test mule. Have you seen this @Jerry Bransford?View attachment 280466
head down to Satellite and have some Da Kine Diego's.Meh, its OK. Its a typical tourist dive. But there's several very good Greek and/or Middle Eastern places around here - ya just gotta know where they are! When we first moved here, we were a bit flummoxed over the apparent lack of good restaurants - but we eventually found them.
Dynos are not the precise instruments some have been lead to believe they are. Not even close.So I was looking at this blog: (https://jeepm62superchargerkit.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_15.html). It has a whole bunch of dyno results on stock and modified 4.0Ls (including strokers and boosted engines) sent in by readers which are interesting. It also has the reprinted dyno results of an April 2008 JP Magazine intake shoot out that would seem to suggest there ARE some modest gains to be had with intake upgrades (10-13hp and 9-10 ft.lbs.). This seems to refute the idea that the stock airbox and paper filter flow more than the 4.0 can ingest. They used an 01 TJ 4.0, 5-spd as their test mule. Have you seen this @Jerry Bransford?View attachment 280466
Considering that one flight through a volcanic dust cloud takes out jet engines that run practically forever with no filters in normal conditions, I don't think that is a normal comparison.May be worth checking out the first 1/3 of the Low-Buck Revival episode of Roadkill garage as they tear down a lava-dust ravaged mopar, hahahahahaha
Not really considering their increases are within the margin of error on dyno days.woodrow you delete this right now or we will all have to eat crow !!!!!!
Exactly. That jet engines have been taken out by flying through clouds of volcanic ash is fact.Considering that one flight through a volcanic dust could takes out jet engines that run practically forever with no filters in normal conditions, I don't think that is a normal comparison.
it's not. They were running carbs with no air filters in a lava field and ended up in a sandstorm.Considering that one flight through a volcanic dust cloud takes out jet engines that run practically forever with no filters in normal conditions, I don't think that is a normal comparison.
I've only had any of my vehicles on dynos 3 times (so minimal). Looking over those results, 2-3% variation between pulls was typical. The JP test showed 9% variance in HP. I agree financial bias must be considered. I also agree the results do NOT support any effect of a TB spacer. Personally, my butt dyno has never said intake mods made a difference on any vehicle and currently I have stock air boxes and paper filters on all my rides, including my TJ. Just food for thought/conversation.Dynos are not the precise instruments some have been lead to believe they are. Not even close.
That the magazine article said or at least implied that a TB spacer and K&N air filter added any power just adds to the overwhelming evidence that article was full of bullshit. Let's not forget that Jp Magazine made its $$$ from advertisers like K&N and various sellers of useless items like TB spacers. Jp Magazine was definitely not going to publish an article that trashed what some of its advertisers pushed.