I've noticed with the runs I've logged with the Maft -Pro that the ACIS at mid to WOT always opens at 4k. It makes quite a difference in the AFR when it does the lean direction.
I don't know what the AFR does with the stock ECU as I just installed my WB with the Maft-Pro.
Cre: You've run...
You didn't answer cuel's question, who did the work on the car?
Was the timing gears lined up right with the crank pully, what's your timing set at and was it set with the jumper wire, checked your AFM connections, checked your vac lines, and checked to make sure they are connected right...
Slipping from all that extra power from the Maft-Pro I'll bet?
The stock cat back removal I agree with most as it dosen't make that much difference. But like you said it does make a difference with the other mods working better.
Thanks cuel. Very close to fine tuning the Maft-Pro hope to get to the dyno after the 1st of the year. There are still a few things I'd like to do before that but they can wait if need be, I'm anxious to see some numbers with the change to SD:naughty:
I don't think so, if it is the hose for the ACIS it just won't run as good as is't suppose to. You might automatically have a vac leak though, and it will not be running right, so I would get it fixed asap.
All the above. What is your timing set at? Try +14deg. It will help out the bottom end response. Check out your compression to see were your at.
The ACIS if it is stuck will affect the low end also like MA 70 said, there is a cover on the intake you can take off to check it and see if it needs...
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