Subject	It's hard to say exactly where the source of the h20 is.
Posted by	jamcru on July 15, 2003 at 1:33 PM
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In Reply To	thanks for the heads up. do you think it is because posted by TomGreen on July 15, 2003 at 01:08 PM
Message	I know that one time I was driving in mild rain and the car drove just fine. Stopped at a service plaza on the Turnpike for 40 minutes while it continued to rain, and when I tried to leave the car would barely idle. I had never experienced any problems off boost, but this time I could barely get the car going. I was 100 miles from home and thought I was stuck. Got the car up to speed barely with black smoke pouring out of the tailpipes, and after 30 minutes of driving in sunshine it went back to normal. Almost wrecked the Florida Z Car Meet in Orlando for me.
Follow Ups	Lets talk intercooler piping>>>> - TomGreen 12:38:16 07/15/03 Don't have an answer but a word of caution on your setup. - jamcru 13:00:27 07/15/03 thanks for the heads up. do you think it is because - TomGreen 13:08:43 07/15/03 It's hard to say exactly where the source of the h20 is. - jamcru 13:33:15 07/15/03 Forgot to make my point. Doh!! H20 could also come in - jamcru 13:34:18 07/15/03 Dynoed 01/17/2003, was that w/ all your mods? (n/m) - ZBlacktt 14:01:52 07/15/03 Yep!!! Pretty sad huh. Can't find the source of my pwr loss! (n/m) - jamcru 15:22:43 07/15/03 Drive over and let Ash look at it ;) (n/m) - ZBlacktt 15:52:49 07/15/03 Did you ever try it with any sheilding in front - RegalZ 14:42:00 07/15/03 Not really. There really is no room on the sides where I - jamcru 15:24:53 07/15/03 do u still have those pipes? (n/m) - whitetwinz (DE) 15:57:14 07/15/03 ok - Sweet Z(UTAH) 16:27:12 07/15/03 but on the bov's the closer to the throttle bodies the more - TomGreen 19:31:48 07/15/03 pressure it pressure no matter where or how close. (n/m) - Sweet Z(UTAH) 09:36:27 07/16/03
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