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Originally Posted by NFRs2000NYC,Mar 9 2008, 02:23 PM
Hey, another couple of questions...
I have crank vents on my car right now...can I keep them in the same location/hoses?
Also, if I want to get the AEM UEGO, where would I plug it in? Would I need to get a test pipe with two bungs on it? One for the OEM sensor, and one for the AEM?
Also, what's the consensus on the spark plugs? I know we need one step colder, and NGKs, does anyone have the model number for these plugs?
I'm going to be using NGK R5672A-8 spark plugs(1 step colder 7173 copper plugs).
Can you deliver us the basemap file? I'm in europe so calling to the states while i'm at the dyno isnt an option, i really want the basemap on a usb stick or something
Can you deliver us the basemap file? I'm in europe so calling to the states while i'm at the dyno isnt an option, i really want the basemap on a usb stick or something
When you load a new unlocked map it writes over the locked map, so from then on you are unlocked. I've got the AP1 base map. Tuning from scratch would take some time. For example, look at how the rpm range is divided on the injector map
For spark plugs, do not use the stock plugs gapped at stock .044" . Use a plug that is one step colder (heat range 8), gapped at .035" . If you use the stock heat range 7, you run more risk of pre-detonation or even melting the plug. I went with NGK 5068, which is iridium center & platinum ground. Copper plugs are fine, plus they are easier to gap, but they won't last nearly as long.
I've been driving daily at 10 psi for 3 months - no issues. Mine is tuned though, which is cheap insurance and cheap extra power.