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Posts posted by morgan
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Nice one mate thanks.
Do you know if the tuning developments Fuel pressure regulator is any good ?
Looking to make 200bhp
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Okay so my car is going in to be getting g an ecu and mapped in 3 weeks and was told to get a FPR so they can make sure everything g is safe.
Was going to go with the tuning developments kit, anyone had any problems with these or recommend anything else?
When I get it just want to know how to install and set it up to stock pressure
Need all the help I can please
Thank you
Joe
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I'm using one on my wepr power up kit, works fine
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Great guy, sent all the info I asked for, gave me updates on when he was posting ect very quick.
Thanks again mate
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It was the thermostat
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Did ya try monster Motorsport ? It's where I got mine very good quality and fit aswell
Was looking at these mate but didn't know what they where like, would you be able to send me some pics of yours ?
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I have a 2x 52mm one sitting about if you can't find a 3x one..
PM me a price posted mate
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In need of a pillar pod for my glanza, want the one where you can fit 3X 52mm gauges in.
No crap please
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It actually says on the evans website coolant will run slightly hotter mate..
I apologize so it does
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With the evans you dont really no if you have a problem or not. Evans can run hotter as you said which is why your gauge may be higher.engine doesnt run hotter but the temperature of the coolant does. With normal coolant you'd really know if you have an issue.
It will run the same temp under the same conditions ...
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Thats the thing with evans, it masks issues with the coolant system.
How? If I was using normal toyota coolant I would still be having the same problem I'm having now but would be a lot worse due to the amount of pressure it would be creating and strain on parts such as hoses ect, if anything it has saved my engine as a water based coolant could have created a leak by putting too much strain on the cooling system, then again it may not have, but I don't see how it could mask a problem, it does the same job just in a safer way imo
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It can be run in an engine hotter if that's what you mean yes, because it doesn't boil till 180 C it's pretty safe as an engine shouldn't be getting anywhere close to that temp, where as water boils at 100 so anything hotter than that creates a lot of pressure.Doesn't the waterless coolant run hotter? Thought that was the whole point of it?
I'm more worries about how my engine is running at these temperatures, rather than something braking or becoming dangerous
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100 seems pretty high to me, mine kicks in at a bit over mid point but only stays on for say 30 seconds or so regardless of if it drops back down to mid point or not, I end up just opening the windows and turning on the heater or turning the Car off if sitting at lights, once I start moving it starts to drop to mid point
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Cool will probably stick with a standard stat then.
I'm running Evans waterless coolant, boiling point of 180 C and has no pressure due to it not expanding (or very little)
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Would a normal thermostat be fine or would it be best to go with a low temp one? Of so where can I get one I know TD do them but they are a bit pricey, have read a stat from another car fits and is at a lower temp ?
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Thanks matehave you ac removed ? i think one plug of that you can wire fan to and its on constant then or just make a new lead and run it to the battery and a switch inside the car
or maybe someone has another idea
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wire the fan to constant ?
How would I do that ?
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That's what I was thinking, may upgrade to a low temperature one as see if that helps
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Hi everyone.
My glanza always overheats in traffic, I have an id-workz triple core half rad and waterless coolant.
Driving around is fine but as soon as I am sitting for a few minutes the Temps go up, the fan doesn't seem to kick in till quite late so was wondering what I could do.
Any help would be great.
Thanks
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Welcome from Romford
Same as milch lol
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Update for you all
I have now changed over to twin pots 260mm and the car feels like a madden day car.
No long peddle travel
Hope this helps others
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Yes the 2nd link (I think anyway, from what I can see)
Would like a new part though really
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Notices I was leaking coolant from the elbow at the back of the engine today, looks like it would be a pig of a job replacing and also can't fined any new ones to replace with, anyone done this job ? And where is the best place to get the hose
Thanks
FPR, how did I install one and set it correctly
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Hummm was told by the tuner it would be needed.