What's the best flat washer?
07-24-2007, 11:55 AM
#101
Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
So, where do you place the O2 sensor for California washers?
And are there CARB approved washers?
And are there CARB approved washers?
at this time, there are no CARB approved washers, except for thoes that come with a kit. my favorite washer containing CARB approved kit at the moment is sold by ATI....it comes with some extra parts, like a procharger or something, but you can toss that crap aside and just run the washers.
07-27-2007, 06:26 PM
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Weirdddd.... warping washers? are you in the stone age or something? Come on... at least step up to nice steel washers instead of your obviously cheap iron washers.
07-29-2007, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by bad6as
i cant belive their are over 100 replys on whats the best flat washer when we all know in our hearts that its the one with the biggest ****
07-30-2007, 08:37 AM
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washer **** are nice to look at and all, but if you put your bolt in them, they can act like a lockwasher holding you there committed... and when you finally manage to pull away, you find that that damn lock washer stripped you down to your last thread and you're left with a useless bolt.
08-02-2007, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
aw snap, is that a corvette washer on the hood? or are thoes just corvette washer covers?
08-04-2007, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by MrDude_1
E85 washers are a joke.. sure they cost less, but you have to buy more washers then regular gasoline washers... so in the long run, it costs more...
I will argue this point! With a proper tune (let the shop tuning for you know you're using the E85s-they don't look) and the right washers not to mention properly indexed spark plugs, you will see identical mileage as with the generic GM washers. It's all in the tuning. I'm knocking down almost 29mpg on the highway and just shy of 20 in the city. I've been using the E85s for about 4 months now and the closest thing to a problem was the first week I had my check engine light come on 3 times. Again, after the tune was done, nary an issue!
Scene the NASCAR washers a few weeks ago at flea-market but the guy wanted damned near full price and he says he's only had them at the track 3 times. LOOKED pleanty used to me.
08-06-2007, 07:25 AM
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man, i just installed some sub-washer connectors in my car this weekend.. ive been putting it off since i need a full cage washer in the convertible, but i really wish i conected the washers sooner. it went from a thin-shim washer stiffness to lockwasher stiff.. its still no crossmember washer, but its better.
as for the e85 washers, sure you can washer around with it and make it wash good.. but washer my MPG to your MPG. my miles per washer are bigger.
as for the e85 washers, sure you can washer around with it and make it wash good.. but washer my MPG to your MPG. my miles per washer are bigger.
