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Robin
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6th Dec 04 at 22:32   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
if you have a viper, the cold air feed seems to create a flatspot, i just removed mine, and it pulls all the way through the revs, and sounds beefier too

why is this joff?
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Dinbat valve?

Where have you got the cold air feed? Take the battery off for a bit.

Next you'll be saying you can feel what a 5bhp difference is like.
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cold air feed was slung below the bumper, but it was picking up leaves and crap, so i took it off for the winter
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What engine was it on? Cars equiped with air mass meters tend not to respond to well to induction kits, cars with MAP sensors respond better.

So I have been told anyway Joff.
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What engine was it on? Cars equiped with air mass meters tend not to respond to well to induction kits, cars with MAP sensors respond better.

So I have been told anyway Joff.


i spose joff told you he had a penis too
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and thats obviously a lie
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put air box back on, run bigger air feed to it an plonk a panel filter in it





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matt stole my airbox and sold it to the geezer with the nova who always used to come in and just look at stuff
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along with perky, an airbox on its own would have been a bit of a crap deal for that kinda money really
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Matt told me that recently he misses you





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quote:
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What engine was it on? Cars equiped with air mass meters tend not to respond to well to induction kits, cars with MAP sensors respond better.

So I have been told anyway Joff.


Air from a decent induction kit should have less turbulence and a greater volume or mass or whatever of oxygen, with the ecu reset to a learning mode it should make the most of the increased amount of air.
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along with perky, an airbox on its own would have been a bit of a crap deal for that kinda money really


I had a race with perky on Friday night - some other bloke has it now, headed off to Rushden.
I had to pull over though
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so if i disconnect my ecu, ad leave it for a bit, it'll adapt slightly

and matt only misses me cos he cant shout abuse at the warehouse guy in a bed shop
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Dude, to solve ya flatspots......




stop givin Joff lifts to work!!!
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quote:
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What engine was it on? Cars equiped with air mass meters tend not to respond to well to induction kits, cars with MAP sensors respond better.

So I have been told anyway Joff.



you crack me up. where you read that Max poo
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so if i disconnect my ecu, ad leave it for a bit, it'll adapt slightly

and matt only misses me cos he cant shout abuse at the warehouse guy in a bed shop

The ECU's are self learning, to a degree... Re-setting it may help.
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so if i disconnect my ecu, ad leave it for a bit, it'll adapt slightly

and matt only misses me cos he cant shout abuse at the warehouse guy in a bed shop



your getting a flat spot because you've changed your induction route. personally you deserve one for buying a viper
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It was Revs.

When they did an induction kit test... where they rated universal filters higher on a Ford Focus than actual induction kits from the likes of K&N, Pipercross, Green, etc.

No idea what they did with the breather/vacuum pipework that all the other kits had provisions for - I assume they didn't use these with the universal "Max Power" kits
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
so if i disconnect my ecu, ad leave it for a bit, it'll adapt slightly

and matt only misses me cos he cant shout abuse at the warehouse guy in a bed shop



your getting a flat spot because you've changed your induction route. personally you deserve one for buying a viper


Yes, yours will be free or do you just want the induction kit?
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
so if i disconnect my ecu, ad leave it for a bit, it'll adapt slightly

and matt only misses me cos he cant shout abuse at the warehouse guy in a bed shop



your getting a flat spot because you've changed your induction route. personally you deserve one for buying a viper


i know, i'm a fool, everything i have purchased from joff has caused me trouble, viper, lexmaul, gay love, all have been painful and expensive
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Dude, to solve ya flatspots......




stop givin Joff lifts to work!!!






lol, it'd be funnier if i actually did give him a lift to work, but i dont, so it loses the humour slightly
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Gay love was free and once you got used to it the pain was worth it.
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And you've just told me you fixed the problem with the Lexmaul inlet manifold.. by fitting it properly after the Vauxhall dealer left some of the nuts off!

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