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Old 02-12-2022, 02:19 PM   #33
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Default Re: VFACTS OCT 2022- Ford second overall

There must be a way to safely improve the 2.2 without grenading the thing.

Some tuners tend to be too greedy by promising big increases in power and
torque but surely, there’s a way to improve spool up and low end torque…

When you add boost to a petrol engine, it’s normal procedure to increase the
end gaps on the compression rings, so I can see how not doing that on a turbo
diesel could have catastrophic consequences. There’s probably other important
things to do as well, the point is the knowledge should be out there in the diesel
Community.
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