Upgrading the Boost
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Originally Posted by Ztec,Jun 16 2005, 04:11 PM
I have a set of RC 650's for sale if you are interested - PM me
$300 shipped and insured
$300 shipped and insured
While speaking on the phone with Skip (ff2skip) he told me about this post. I have sent a PM your way and am very interested in these injectors.
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Originally Posted by xviper,Jun 16 2005, 02:10 PM
Get lost!
(Your days here are numbered.)
(Your days here are numbered.)
XOXO,
Randy
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Just wanted to let everyone know a quick update as to how everything is coming along with the little "Upgrade my Boost" Project.
Between yesterday & today I've dumped a little bit of extra cash in the car trying to get this all taken care of as quickly yet efficiently as possible.
I've ordered the following:
I'll keep you all updated as time goes on to let you know how everything turns out reliability and power-wise.
Between yesterday & today I've dumped a little bit of extra cash in the car trying to get this all taken care of as quickly yet efficiently as possible.
I've ordered the following:
- AEM EMS 1052-U (EMS w/ Built-In Wideband)
- AEM Air Intake Temperature Sensor
- AEM High Flow Fuel Pressure Regulator
- AEM 3.5 Bar Map Sensor
- ASP Aluminum 3.25" Pulley
- RC Engineering 650cc Injectors
- RC Engineering Injector Clips
I'll keep you all updated as time goes on to let you know how everything turns out reliability and power-wise.
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what was wrong with your factory AIT sensor?
If you get the stainless valves, you wont need the inner springs and it'll give you more life out of the stock cams.
If you get the stainless valves, you wont need the inner springs and it'll give you more life out of the stock cams.
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Originally Posted by kane.s2k,Jun 17 2005, 07:43 PM
what was wrong with your factory AIT sensor?
If you get the stainless valves, you wont need the inner springs and it'll give you more life out of the stock cams.
If you get the stainless valves, you wont need the inner springs and it'll give you more life out of the stock cams.
As for SS valves, you have to take the head off to install them, right?
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Unless you find a way to squeeze the valves through the plug hole, you gotta remove the head for installation.
Find a decent machine shop as the valve seats may need to be machined at different angles than stock to run them.
Find a decent machine shop as the valve seats may need to be machined at different angles than stock to run them.
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We're not pulling the heads. You don't have to pull the head to replace the retainers and inner springs, right? That's why we're not getting the SS valves.
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Originally Posted by AusS2000,Jun 17 2005, 09:58 PM
Chris Barry once outlined a method of replacing retainers and springs without removing the head by filling the cylinder with shaving cream.