the ONLY time you disconnect the stock O2 sensor is when have the following:
-a WB connected to the MAFT pro
-the MAFT pro properly tuned
-part throttle AFR tracking enabled
in your case, YES the stock O2 needs to be plugged in.
while i think there may be some gains from an angle, i opted for a perp mount:
http://mkiiitech.com/drj/blackcar/090206/P9020006.JPG
given my turbo A duct, i'm not that worried about airflow....
figure it out for yourself. there's a myriad of online HP/weight/ET calculators....realize they don't tell the whole story as they assume a "great" 60' (1.6ish?). you'll be hard pressed to get that in a MKIII....
heh. someone was fooling you. do the math, that's not possible. he's running a fairly large shot o'NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSSZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ....
funny, 12.4 w/4k comes out @ like 410rwhp....hmmmmmm....100 shot anyone? and that's assuming a pretty killer 60'....
supply n demand.
power of the movies n magazines.
see above....and additionally, the TT got a heck of a lot of other changes as well...
simple- the idiots building them. see previous comments re: daveh.
i didn't make it, had it done.
IIRC it was just the drain plug....then again, i haven't been under my car in a while...
bungs are for temp gauge. they can be added for an additional fee...
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