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Old 31-Dec-2006, 04:20 PM
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dyno tune will help give u a good air/fuel ratio which will make ur car run better and this way u know ur engine wont blow up.
good thinking chris maybe he does need to change the fuel filter or maybe hes got a hole in a gas line or somthing. that could be why the cars jerking as well maybe the engine aint getting enough fuel

lean = mean
rich = safe
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 04:26 PM
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really?

okay run really rich for a while.. see what happens
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 04:28 PM
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What he needs is to make sure his fuel system is functioning to spec. If it isn't.. find the problem and fix it. If it's still running lean then get zeeman to street tune it.. or at the very least check out his afr's
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 04:35 PM
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most dyno tunes (unless you go to neetrnoics and pay $1000+ b/c they have a clayton dyno) will only tune the WOT portions of the map.
I'd be more inclined to get a solid street tune in his case. He's already got a hondata tuned ecu, so dyno isn't going to do squat.
I think bryce should ditch the hondata and go crome, that way he doesn't have to spend more money on the Boost upgrade for his hondata when he puts that snail on.
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 05:02 PM
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Originally posted by CoreyR
id 100% advise a dyno tune.
Would you advise that for the flat tire i have? rofl.

My car is dynotuned.
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally posted by zeeman
most dyno tunes (unless you go to neetrnoics and pay $1000+ b/c they have a clayton dyno) will only tune the WOT portions of the map.
I'd be more inclined to get a solid street tune in his case. He's already got a hondata tuned ecu, so dyno isn't going to do squat.
I think bryce should ditch the hondata and go crome, that way he doesn't have to spend more money on the Boost upgrade for his hondata when he puts that snail on.

indeed which is why im not worried about the tune right now. i just want to fix any unescisary probs before i boost. As far as i can see the motor is in prime condition. And my headgasket is fine it was checked when i had the external leak in the thermo housing.

and dont worry im going zeepos tuuuuning.

CoreyR are you google mechanicing?
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 05:10 PM
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No google mech here, just been through alot with these honda's.

but yeah crome is awsome try it out.
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Old 31-Dec-2006, 05:40 PM
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Did you read anything in the posts above?
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