Brent L. PFI Pro FWD Civic
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The car keeps having different issues with the engine/ecu setup if we could have got it tuned out it would have stood up and no one would have ever doubted the chassis design again.
KAM systems not sure on spelling but it stands for kels automotive and marine we use this ecu on kevin warrens neon and kyle carters k series dragster. kevin is switching to aem v2 and kyle is on efi live right now. I keep saying we need to switch the pro car but **** is expensive and money is tight but getting better slowly.
KAM systems not sure on spelling but it stands for kels automotive and marine we use this ecu on kevin warrens neon and kyle carters k series dragster. kevin is switching to aem v2 and kyle is on efi live right now. I keep saying we need to switch the pro car but **** is expensive and money is tight but getting better slowly.
what trans is that?
v-drive actully works great, but there's a lot of different ways to do it.
I would've setup the engine/drivetrain differently myself. I designed a pro fwd car back in 2002 that would've been pretty wicked, but never had it built. Sh*t is expensive without proper funding.
I would've setup the engine/drivetrain differently myself. I designed a pro fwd car back in 2002 that would've been pretty wicked, but never had it built. Sh*t is expensive without proper funding.
A straight drive would have been a lot better but either way whole idea wasn't working it was robbing a ton of power too. With the engine flipped around and the trans going straight into the rear end its gonna be a lot better
the powerglide robs a lot so you either have to make more or use a different style trans
From what Brent was saying, the angle on the drive was robbing the power. He made an adjustment to the shaft to take some of the angle out, and gained a good amount of power from that alone. I remember he was talking about a straight drive, but not sure what hes doing now.


