Extended Drive and System Deep Dive
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LSXcalade Manual Valvebody Street Driving/Exploring Dallas (Dealy Plaza)
What happens here
The creator is back in the car, driving on the highway with the windows closed. He comments on the loud fuel pump, an "Aeromotive 5.0" gear pump (the "in-tank version"). He mentions having installed "Dynamat" sound deadening material on his fuel cell to reduce noise, but it was even louder before. He plans to re-do the exhaust to extend past the rear bumper to reduce cabin noise further. He is driving at 72 mph with the converter locked at 2200 RPM. He unlocks the converter, and the RPMs rise to 2400-2500, making the car "significantly louder," before relocking it. He discusses the fully functional interior, including AC and heated/cooled seats, all wired to the MS3 system, but notes the AC clutch still needs to be wired. He then recounts a previous incident where he almost ran out of gas due to a faulty fuel gauge, highlighting his current reliance on ethanol and a need to get more gas for his generator.
Goal: Provide detailed commentary on the vehicle's performance and system modifications during a highway drive.
Tools and materials
- Aeromotive 5.0 Gear Pump Aeromotive — A specific high-performance fuel pump
- Dynamat Sound Deadening Dynamat — Used to reduce noise from the fuel cell
- Modified Cadillac Escalade Cadillac — The vehicle whose systems are being discussed
- MS3 System MS3 — Engine management system controlling various vehicle functions
- Trailer Generator — Requires fuel, necessitating a gas stop
- Ethanol — Fuel for the modified engine
- Gas — Fuel for the trailer generator
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