4 degrees KR, help!
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I'm not sure if it goes in here, but....
I wasn't running as well at Atco as I had at Maple Grove last month. Better conditions, faster track. Best of 12.64 at 112.xx w/ a 13.01 <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="gr_images/icons/mad.gif" /> and a few other high 12's thrown in.
Just replayed my a tap files: 3-4 deg KR from 3k-6300 rpm.
Here are the variables:
Used Amoco 93 for the first time that evening.
Had ported MAF ends, they gave me KR, so I went back to stock de screened a few months ago.
Lost my rubber bumper thingy to keep the y pipe from banging the floor. This happens at the end of my burnout and sometime when upshifting.
I'm going to address the y pipe banging, but do I need a PCM reset after the MAF end swap? I've got 1-2000 miles on it since.
I wasn't running as well at Atco as I had at Maple Grove last month. Better conditions, faster track. Best of 12.64 at 112.xx w/ a 13.01 <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="gr_images/icons/mad.gif" /> and a few other high 12's thrown in.
Just replayed my a tap files: 3-4 deg KR from 3k-6300 rpm.
Here are the variables:
Used Amoco 93 for the first time that evening.
Had ported MAF ends, they gave me KR, so I went back to stock de screened a few months ago.
Lost my rubber bumper thingy to keep the y pipe from banging the floor. This happens at the end of my burnout and sometime when upshifting.
I'm going to address the y pipe banging, but do I need a PCM reset after the MAF end swap? I've got 1-2000 miles on it since.
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Most likely the Y-pipe banging.
No, you don't have to reset the computer. It'll learn on it's own.
Moving to Computer Diagnostics & Tuning... <img border="0" alt="[Burnout]" title="" src="graemlins/burnout.gif" />
No, you don't have to reset the computer. It'll learn on it's own.
Moving to Computer Diagnostics & Tuning... <img border="0" alt="[Burnout]" title="" src="graemlins/burnout.gif" />