[s-cars] Re: Living at altitude

[Bill Mahoney]

Hap,
Voi con le palle grande!  ( you with the large ..uhmmm..turbo)   Now
really, quite frankly, why would you settle for 22psi sometimes and then
go to 26psi only for special occasions?  I could speculate:
1.  Mrs Hap has capped Hap at 22psi with the apexi remote from the
kitchen?
2.  It provides yet more buttons to push (something to do?)
3.  26 psi wakes up the neighbors/causes avalances?
4.  Evergreen is all downhill anyway?
But seriously folks,  my "unit" is software controlled that adjusts
boost according to rpm and throttle.  I can't imagine the need for
manually over riding the computer, or something that could do it as
well.  Call me crazy!
My .01
Bill M  -still high on race gas & burning blue box god help me


>Capn' wrote
>s-heads,>
>Just thought I'd share with the group what I awoke to this fine high
altitude
>Evergreen(I do live 8000 ft above sea level) morning. SNOW! Yes Martha,
there
>was 3" of snow on the ground this morning. Do you have any idea what
that
>means? Invincibility! As I pulled on to the Interstate 70 this morning
in
>search of torque my outside air temp read 32 degrees F. The Happersize
turbo
> on line. My Apexi boost controller is set to 22 lbs for every day
driving
>but no Martha, this was not everyday. Down I reached into the ashtray
area
>where the Apexi lurks. A couple of button pushes later(did I mention
how hard
>that sucker is to program; thanks Pete Tsai) and we're in high boost
mode at
>26 lbs. Off we go! Pure unadulterated torque. Gobs of torque. There is
>something in knowing that the car you are driving is just about
invincible.
>What great cars these are! I was watching the responces to the guys
request
>for info on the 200 vs urS. In my mind the only choice from the
upgradability
>standpoint is the urS period, end of discussion. So its time to turn in
but I
>just thought that some of you would like to know.

>Hap, dreaming away in Evergreen, Maguire