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would it throw an 02 code to me im gonna check right now...Do you have the link to the codes right now so i can figure out what they are if i have any. Thanks, Bob.

Im in Illinois

I have the numbers, the hydrocarbons were like 2.2/standard .80. C. Monoxide was like 22.3/standard 15

stock exhaust with a hole in it ;) Intake and a boost controller. No fuel mods

Also, i doubt me having my boost controller on had anything to do with it either, but i thought id add that fact.

Well i failed both parts of my emissions testing...ugh. I failed both the hydrocarbon test and the carbon monoxide. Wondering if this could be the result of a bad o2 sensor. Also, i was told my catalytic converter was new just before i bought it this past summer. Now, it also passed...

yeah it is freezing here in the teens

so on average what should i be hitting fuel cut at in my stock ct?

i would probably still need an a/f controller to tune it, but that would work right?

what if i thru in an upgraded fuel pump, 550's and that fcd.

geez all that to top out my stock ct.

Alright, thought id ask what you fellas run for snow tires those that use there poopras as dd's. Need to find some decent tiress that fit on my sawblades.

So the only other option is to go maft.

gotcha, so if i installed that fcd i would be running lean then right?

LOL nicely put. haha..What are you guys hitting fuel cut at, assuming your running the stock turbo. And if im hitting fuel cut is it because im running lean? Anywho here is the fcd i bought by hks. http://www.supraforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=324075

Now, i just had my headgasket done. I had a slight headgasket leak and i can tell you now what a difference. Now, i seem to be hitting fuel cut quite early at around 10-12psi. I bought an hks fuel cut defenser and i am a little hesitant right now to install it, before i get some information...

Probably pretty expensive to produce if they did that. It would be something if they did.

He did hear about using the brake quiet though so i wouldn't doubt that it works.

Well my neighbor already has permatex headgasket sealant from a previous job. So i told him just to stick with that since that is what it is made for. Ill let everybody knows what happens.

i have a greddy and it doesn't have any rubber coating.