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That Just Happened Too (Maggie Version)....
I am starting a thread just like Lolly's. This will be a placeholder, Q&A, etc. for my Maggie and Pacesetter header install. Here are some questions I have as I have not started the install yet.
- The kit I got from 1BADCTS doesn't come with a programmer or maggie tune, but one of the first steps in the install process is programming the car. Is there a workaround for this, or does anyone have a programmer with the maggie tune, that they want to sell?
- Will the stock fuel pump be sufficient or is the magnavolt really required. Should I put in a beefier fuel pump? Would that be suffiecient for fuel needs?
- 1BADCTS said that the rear belt on the SC needs to be replaced. Does anyone know what and where to get this belt?
- I need a crank pinning kit, any good places, or can it be done by hand without the guide?
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- The kit I got from 1BADCTS doesn't come with a programmer or maggie tune, but one of the first steps in the install process is programming the car. Is there a workaround for this, or does anyone have a programmer with the maggie tune, that they want to sell?
- Will the stock fuel pump be sufficient or is the magnavolt really required. Should I put in a beefier fuel pump? Would that be suffiecient for fuel needs?
- 1BADCTS said that the rear belt on the SC needs to be replaced. Does anyone know what and where to get this belt?
- I need a crank pinning kit, any good places, or can it be done by hand without the guide?
Thanks Guys
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The ATI pin kit is not required, but highly recommended:
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...Store_Code=LPE
If you were in the area, I would let you borrow mine. Also, your stock pump will not suffice. Recommend the Racetronix kit. Try not to mess with voltage boosters.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...Store_Code=LPE
If you were in the area, I would let you borrow mine. Also, your stock pump will not suffice. Recommend the Racetronix kit. Try not to mess with voltage boosters.
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I have my Magnavolt still if you're interested it worked when i pulled it... Stock pump gave out and I went with a Walbro 255. I may have the programmer I'll have to double check... Although I'm not sure if it locks to a vehicle or not
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Sorry I guess I was misleading... I think installing a bigger pump is the way to go... one less component in the fuel system to go bad. I went with a Walbro 255 and it's plenty for the standard Maggie setup. I wish I would've gone with an even larger pump because now I'm itching to go e85... just something for you to think about if that is in your plans
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Finally get the car paid off, a I'm thinking, yep- it's maggie time...
Nope, it's car seat time.
I could still get one.... It would definitely help me get more chicks too, since I'd be divorced.
Finally get the car paid off, a I'm thinking, yep- it's maggie time...
Nope, it's car seat time.
I could still get one.... It would definitely help me get more chicks too, since I'd be divorced.
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The ATI pin kit is not required, but highly recommended:
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...Store_Code=LPE
If you were in the area, I would let you borrow mine. Also, your stock pump will not suffice. Recommend the Racetronix kit. Try not to mess with voltage boosters.
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...Store_Code=LPE
If you were in the area, I would let you borrow mine. Also, your stock pump will not suffice. Recommend the Racetronix kit. Try not to mess with voltage boosters.
Is this the racetronix kit you are referring to?
http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.a...PA-008&eq=&Tp=
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Also, if you are on the fence about the Magnavolt vs fuel pump, etc...most have gone to the MSD fuel pump booster. Nobody has had any problems with them and they are programmable. I would NOT buy a Magnavolt, they had so many problems not even Magnuson uses them anymore. The OE pump is fine.
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You will be fine without the tune while driving to the tuner...keep it easy and stay out of boost. Hell, the "Dyno tune" I paid for after installing my Maggie was a stock tune with raped PE tables...you'll be fine.
Also, if you are on the fence about the Magnavolt vs fuel pump, etc...most have gone to the MSD fuel pump booster. Nobody has had any problems with them and they are programmable. I would NOT buy a Magnavolt, they had so many problems not even Magnuson uses them anymore. The OE pump is fine.
Also, if you are on the fence about the Magnavolt vs fuel pump, etc...most have gone to the MSD fuel pump booster. Nobody has had any problems with them and they are programmable. I would NOT buy a Magnavolt, they had so many problems not even Magnuson uses them anymore. The OE pump is fine.
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I'd also say do the fuel pump so you don't have to worry about a Boost-a-pump. Magnuson switched to using Kenny Bells since the Magnavolt sucked.
DMM is right. Forget the shitty Maggie tune since you are putting on headers.
DMM is right. Forget the shitty Maggie tune since you are putting on headers.