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TheBlizzard · 03-04-2006

They are a bit touchy at first but once you drive them a bit they break in and the engagment is a lot better. When JETs was brand new it was a bitch to drive at first and made a lot of noise but after I took it to the dyno and drove it around a bit it got a lot better. It didn't help that his head was ported to fuck and had the Crower 415 cams so when it wasn't under boost it was pretty doggy even for a 2.4, compile that with a welded VC and it was a handful at first.

Definetly takes some getting used to though, its like an on/off switch. There really isn't a whole lot of feathering when you take off, atleast with the DevoTuning one.

03-04-2006	#4
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: TWIN DISKS--- who has em? They are a bit touchy at first but once you drive them a bit they break in and the engagment is a lot better. When JETs was brand new it was a bitch to drive at first and made a lot of noise but after I took it to the dyno and drove it around a bit it got a lot better. It didn't help that his head was ported to fuck and had the Crower 415 cams so when it wasn't under boost it was pretty doggy even for a 2.4, compile that with a welded VC and it was a handful at first. Definetly takes some getting used to though, its like an on/off switch. There really isn't a whole lot of feathering when you take off, atleast with the DevoTuning one.