QUOTE(jedi_master @ Nov 17 2012, 05:03 PM)
Just came back from dyno (jet).
My graph looks OK up to 4500 rpm, clean 80 WHP. Peak torque 13.34 kg-m at about 4000 rpm.
Up to there is fine. After 4500 rpm mati pucuk already the graph. Peak WHP at 5700 rpm is 86.9 WHP only. Meaning from 4500 rpm until 5700 like nearly no gains.
Any ideas? Weber tuning? Or my 'highcam' cap ayam Jasma one not doing its job? The car is tuned for low end torque and response, advance cam around 4 degrees, but I didn't think it would affect the high end that badly.
got graph n also d afr? wit cam 4degree, d max torque n hp is roughly there..
QUOTE(raul88 @ Nov 17 2012, 05:48 PM)
Hi guys,
I own a proton saga/iswara aeroback
recently near my housing area got
banjirfew days laterI had braking problem
it keep making sound and the brake not quite grip
it is possible that water had goes into the brake system?
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brake fluid is hydroscopic
i.e. it likes water
so moisture is slowly absorbed into the fluid over time
one of the lesser problems is it can cause corrosion in your brake system
more dangerous would be air-lock i think its called
basically, when you brake hard, the system heats up
if you are unlucky enough to have brake fluid that has significant amounts of water in it at one of your brakes, the water can boil and turn to steam
brake fluid is not compressible thus enabling your foot to transfer force to the brake pad
steam on the other hand can be compressed
so no matter what you do, your brakes wont bite
this usually results in some sort of accident blink.gif
Credit to neosaint99
how much roughly the cost to replace the brake fluid or repair the problem?
thank you

if brake fluid prob, wont b too expensiv.. usual less than rm50
This post has been edited by low yat 82: Nov 17 2012, 08:39 PM