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11-04-2006, 02:19 PM
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i am running 1 walbro in tank w/ BAP and 60# injectors, but the injectors arent in yet. i have only driven her home, and it's just been sitting in the garage till i can get my tune. anyone know any tuners in cali?
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go here and ask these guys or there is a guy named Tondss on this board... I think he changed his name to Mr. President or something though.
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Looks nice. I see you wrapped the STS pipe going by the headers. I had to do the same.
Definetly get the car tuned before getting crazy on it. Sure you already know that one.
If you cut the mounting tab for the filter off your K&N FIPK II radiator shroud, it makes a nice STS radiator cover. Here's a pic of mine.
Shortening the upper radiator hose by approx 1" right as it enters the radiator will keep it from hitting the STS intake pipe. This prevents you from having to use zip ties or similar to keep the pipe away from the power steering pully.
Overall......looks nice.
Definetly get the car tuned before getting crazy on it. Sure you already know that one.
If you cut the mounting tab for the filter off your K&N FIPK II radiator shroud, it makes a nice STS radiator cover. Here's a pic of mine.
Shortening the upper radiator hose by approx 1" right as it enters the radiator will keep it from hitting the STS intake pipe. This prevents you from having to use zip ties or similar to keep the pipe away from the power steering pully.
Overall......looks nice.
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Originally Posted by RooRnZ28
i am running 1 walbro in tank w/ BAP and 60# injectors, but the injectors arent in yet. i have only driven her home, and it's just been sitting in the garage till i can get my tune. anyone know any tuners in cali?
11-26-2006, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by XpEdItIoUs
Quick question, Is alot of people getting this kit beacause it's affordable or can you pass smog with it?
i mainly wanted to keep my ac.... the car is my daily driver. yes it is cheaper than other kits, but its amazing how things add up! now passing smog is a different story....
Originally Posted by Blackbird
go to Synergy for the tune
11-26-2006, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by dementia
It passes smog, its got an entry level price tag, and people are making some decent numbers with it.
wrong.. it does NOT pass ALL smog laws in CA, which is where the poster is from.. OC CA... it does not have an EO# (executive order # from C.A.R.B.)
11-27-2006, 09:19 AM
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correct.
but if you pull the pipe that connects to the tb and put your stock airbox back on, as long as your tune is good you will pass no problem.
I just did this 3 weeks ago at a test only station. It's all post cat at that point so there is nothing they can say.
but if you pull the pipe that connects to the tb and put your stock airbox back on, as long as your tune is good you will pass no problem.
I just did this 3 weeks ago at a test only station. It's all post cat at that point so there is nothing they can say.