BHaden, let me know how it goes w/ the PG7 and the Jr. I am going to make this change not only for the Jr but for better flow as well, and I am curious of the outcome.
As I stated earlier in this thread, CA is really trying to crack down on smog. Today I get home and open the mail to find a letter from the South Coast Air Quality District. They are running a pilot progrm on the freeway onramps to find gross polluters. It's a van setup w/ camers and mirrors aimed at your exhaust path. They offer a free smog check, $500 towards repairs or $1000 if you scrap the vehicle. They say my new truck is a gross polluter #@$%!
Marco... . leaner under 1800 rpm might work out real well here!
Now we don't smog yet in CA for diesels but I hear it's coming. I don't know if their machines are for gasoline engines or all types. Stacks would come in real handy too![]()
Hwy 17 from San Jose to Felton and back without the c3. 1, Boy was I happy. Then up I-5 to Redding and across west bound on 299. That is a grade ended up half way through I switched back to sw2. The transmision temp got up to 160 F, Should I be concerned ? I got down to around 30mph and I was worried about the transmission so I backed way out and the I got to the top of that portion and switched to sw2 and the next grades were not as bad, I was able to keep the speed up above 45mph and the trans only got to 150. The frist part was very twisty and I couldn't keep up the speed. At what point should the temp really be of concern ? See signture for the truck specs. the truck is a 2004 ca. model and no smoke cocern.
One thing I don't see here is anyone talking about rpm,if you apply too much
pedal at a low rpm you will smoke... ... . even in with stock software. Next time you tow pay attention to the rpm at your shift points and pedal application during that period of time.
If you tune out all the smoke potential you will tune out that resposiveness we all love so much.
Bob