We are not in one of the worst economies..
Have you ever looked at countries were people live in plywood/scrap metal homes, don't own cars and haven't for 2-3 generations of their families. How about places where people have no homes at all, or no food at all.
Fuck, your thoughts are in the...
But in relationship from the hub to the disk of the wheel, is extended the 10,15,25,76mm or what ever. The leverage/force may be the same, but that's not the argument. Its the fact that again, the wheel disk is 76mm away from the wheel bearing.
actually no running spacers and offset wheels is NOT the same, and will cause pre-mature wheel bearing failure.
An offset wheel doesnt use a 50mm thick hub, it uses a normal disk hub with the barrel offset. Which means the weight of the rim directly on the hub, and the barrel of the wheel is...
That's my whole point, but you obviously cant read that well.
a 18x8 +0 will stay within stock camber settings and be semi flush.
Also, camber doesnt wear tires TOE does. I have 4* of camber on all 4 corners, my front tires last me ~2 years.
17x9.5 +15 sits 9mm more inward than a 9 +0 which I have up front with 4* camber.
17x9 +15 sits 6mm less flush than that, each 6m is 1* less camber. thats 15mm so 2.5ish* camber less, which is 1.5* and STOCK s14 alignment settings.
and a 8+0 only sits 2mm outward more than a 9 +15.
Not to...
I understand that cfm has to do with psi, and vice versa. But it is not the same running 7si on 2 totally different turbos.
You can see then when you go from a t25 to a .64 2871, just by watching your AFRs at the same waste gate pressure of 7psi.
So no, 7 psi is not 7psi from one turbo to...
7 - 10 psi on a t28 on a stock tune is ok, but dont go just pushing the t28 to 16 psi.
And a t25 and s15 t28 are not close in cfm flow, and saying a "t3/t4" there are t3 turbos the same size and even smaller than t28s.
Dude, seriously stop talking.
PSI has nothing to do with CFM, which is how a bigger turbo makes more power. 7 psi on a s14 t28 flows more cfm than a t25 on 11psi.
It is not ok to slap on a turbo and push the same amount of boost as your previous turbo.