Yep, good state of tune. Factory 7M's run close to 10:1 under boost. Your ECU leaned it out near 11.5:1, for a nice gain.
The increased heat decreases the spool time also.
You get codes because the ECU is not seeing the correct signal it expects, not becuase a component has failed.
Not to say a failed component won't store a hard fault.
I could guess that with two air flow meter codes, you do not have a good power source to the meter.
I am glad you took that as the sarcasm it was. The sparks flying the first time were from a direct ground, or short to ground depending on whose electrical book you are reading.
I was reading the editorial in Turbo magazine. For the record, that rag has really gone to shit before the editorial. They decided to comment on automotive forums, and the "bad treatment" that goes on there.
They of course were misstating the situation, so that more ricers would be...
Why would there be backing for a bad project? It is an inferior transmission. They are pieces of shit. For the record, a built 200 is pretty stout. Just like a built A340e, but you can still break it.
By hooking up B+ to ground?
What do you mean bad ground. If you don't have a ground, you can't turn the circuit on. And you said it is on, and won't turn off.
The 200 and 700 are not the same. Why don't you go buy an IROC if you want the 700R4 so bad.
If you really want to run 9's, why use a heavy car with a small engine in the first place?
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