Just so it's known 😂 the pops an bangs is horrible for your car. Everytime you do it you have a chance the engine gonna go. Not maybe it's bad, it is. Period. Creates lots of HEAT an unless you datal9g when it's happening it could be knocking.... an Knocking kill engines. I hear bang bang I immediately think what a noob.
Just got a 2003 v6 mustang for my 16th birthday and it’s loud and I’m very shy when driving cars so I prefer quiet for my comfort I honestly don’t know what to do
What if you use this just once on a 5.7 hemi challenger cause you bought it by mistake and the gas recommended that i always use in my vehicle is 89 so just doing it once since i bought it by mistake shouodnt hurt anything right?
This matches the results Tech Ingredients found idling in the winter, so that basically proves it lol - regardless of weather, you're looking at about 1/3 gallon per hour idling a typical car with heat/AC on. That's significantly cheaper than I expected, so I'll finally stop worrying about the cost of this when I do it.
I done an actual test using everyday driving conditions. Just driving back and forth to work. A full tank of gas without the AC got me 360 miles before the gas light came on. A full tank of gas withe the AC running got me 335 miles before the gas light came on. so it does make a small difference but not anything significant. The car i tested this with is a 2013 Ford Focus with a 2.0 liter 4 cylinder with an automatic transmission.
No lsd, no torque vectoring like in sawc, but a simple 4wd with manual option for 2wd, or lock. If I'm not wrong: Up to 40% traction to rear wheels. I also have that car. Also, above 35mph it has internal braking of tires to follow the curve.
I have it, and in the summer it sucks when its too hot. Its laggy and keeps restarting. After a few mins with the AC on it stops lagging and restarting. But its no where as smooth as a real carplay headunit; very noticeable while using GPS. The audio quality is not too bad tho once you play with the amplifier settings.
