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Dec 9, 2004 | 02:56 PM

NIRVANA

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AIR System

I'm thinking about buying HP Tuners in a couple months so I can delete the skip shift function, AIR system, do basic tuning, etc. My question is what exactly is the AIR system supposed to do? I think I've read about it before but I tried a search and couldn't find anything.

Dec 9, 2004 | 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by TA_WS6

The AIR system is for emissions. It provides fresh air through the catalytic converters on startup. Until the cats are warmed up enough to start doing their job. Basically helps clean up the exhaust when the car is initially started.

As for tuning, I don't think that you can tune out CAGS. You can do the cheap resistor mod or buy a CAGS module (I bought the module).

Dec 9, 2004 | 04:24 PM

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As for tuning, I don't think that you can tune out CAGS. You can do the cheap resistor mod or buy a CAGS module (I bought the module).

Sure you can. Its under Edit -> Transmission -> M6 C.A.G.S. Just set the Disable %TPS value to 0(zero). That way whenever the throttle is past 0%, CAGS is gone.

Helps when you have the program sittin in front of you