Stu,
99's definitely have it there. I was surprised that the '01 had an in-line filter instead of an integrated filter with the fuel module.
EDIT: Note that the parts catalog for the '00 and the '01 have no part number for a fuel filter. The '02 does. The '00 shop manual also says that the...
Re: Gen 1 Dash removal question
Well, some may have been simple to flip, but mine was a bear. Had to use a wooden spoon to pry it up.
Oh! And I would mark the position of the arm to the spindle with a grease pen or something.
I agree also that there will be a difference when going from 3.07 to 3.55, but the difference is so small that it would fall into the margin of error of the measuring equipment.
unless you can honestly say that these dyno runs were done in a controlled environment where the test mule and the test equipment are in the exact same controlled conditions, then the argument is flawed. There are too many variables.
Your stock gear is 3.07:1.
Running in 4th, the transmission gear has a multiplication factor of 1. So your final drive ratio is 3.07:1.
Change your gears to 3.55. Running in 4th, your transmission gear still has a multiplication factor of 1. So your final drive ratio is 3.55:1.
First 2.66:1
Second 1.78:1
Third 1.3:1
Fourth 1:1
Fifth .74:1
Sixth .5:1
Multiply these times 3.55:1
I have to ask. How did you come to the conclusion that gears make any significant difference on a dyno?
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