New Kinetix Manifold installed with pics.
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New Kinetix Manifold installed with pics.
Ok just took her out for a ride. Did a couple quick runs and the car seemed to lag a bit. Didnt seem to have as much pull. After the runs I checked my air/fuel and at WOT it was at 9.8, before I was at 10.5. My car REALLY needs a good tune! I should be at 11.5 at WOT. SO the Jury is still out. I guess Ill have to report back after my Dyno tune.
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Fingers Crossed!!! I am planning to get everything installed at once so I only have to tune one time.
Do you actually work at a shop or something? You remind me of Sharif ( http://www.forgedinternals.com ) New parts everywhere!
Do you actually work at a shop or something? You remind me of Sharif ( http://www.forgedinternals.com ) New parts everywhere!
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Originally Posted by Gman2004
Pretty much for FI cars. If you are N/A and have all the bolts on you can get Technosquare to flash your ECU. This will correct you a/f ratios to optimize your hp.
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Originally Posted by G352NV
Ok just took her out for a ride. Did a couple quick runs and the car seemed to lag a bit. Didnt seem to have as much pull. After the runs I checked my air/fuel and at WOT it was at 9.8, before I was at 10.5. My car REALLY needs a good tune! I should be at 11.5 at WOT. SO the Jury is still out. I guess Ill have to report back after my Dyno tune.
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Originally Posted by Rookie84
NA cars need tuning as well, which TS ECU flash does for you. However, you will see more power from custom tuning because every car is different, although the gain will be minor in NA form.
Last edited by Gman2004; 05-20-2005 at 09:37 AM.