Cleaned MAF and o2 Sensors and what a diff
So I'm starting to do some routine maintenance on it. I know the O2 sensors in the front are both bad so i replaced those today and cleaned the maf and air filter out. I have a few more things left that I'm planning before spring. I'm going to Seafoam the car, change the plugs, fuel filter, and get a nitrous dyno tune. Is there anything else i should take care of?
Well anyway after i did the few things i did to it today i took it out for a spirited drive.
I mean my god! It felt worlds of difference from just those small things. I mean it felt like the front end even raised higher when i got on it. I mean it has always felt pretty strong but not like today. I mean the car smells better and doesn't burn as much gas or smell like fuel and it even seems to idle smoother... I mean i guess the small things make a big difference sometimes.
But i knew i was possible down on power when last season i was running like 12.2-12.3's at around 114 and last year the best i could pull was a 12.45 @ 111. But yah it made a difference. I just wanted to share my happyness!!
1999 Trans AM (394rwhp/375rwtq n/a) (???rwhp/??? Nitrous)
Induction: Lid, Ported TB, LS6 Intake, NX Dual Nozzle Wet Kit Engine: Forged 346’ Diamond Pistons, Eagle H Beam Rods, Ported 98 Heads, ThunderRacing 236/230/112, Hardened Pushrods, Dual Valve Springs, LS6 Intake, !EGR, 160 Stat Tuning: HP Tuners Exhaust: Pacesetter Headers/ORY Pipe w/Hooker Catback Drivetrain: Moser 12 Bolt w/4.10s, MT ET Street Radials, Nitrous Driveshaft, Billet Flywheel Misc: Pro 5.0 Shifter, TTIIs Powerslot Rotors Suspension: BMR SFC's, BMR LCA's, BMR Front/Rear Struts, BMR Springs, BMR Adj. Torque Arm, KYB Adjustable Shocks
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So ive changed the MAF, but not the other 2. Im fixing to buy some new spark plug wiring, then get the new plugs installed. Question though, how hard was it to change the O2 Sensor's????
I would stay away from Bosch O2 plugs. I put a 3 wire in my truck in replacement of the stocker that had 260K miles on it and my mpg went from 16-13.5. And believe me, I log my mileage each tank. The word is that they are built to run rich; therefore, avoiding a potential lean scenario and costing them money in a lawsuit. I would only go w/ a factory O2 sensor.






