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Anyone been over to this new site that just opened up?? It's called Texas-DSM.com. Pretty cool site for being new, looks like there 's been alot of work put into it thus far.Check it out..... Texas-Dsm Forums - Powered by vBulletin
Did you work at a shop in AZ, if you did which one?? I'd be down for this meet, but unfortunately i have some issuse to resolve before i can even get it tagged :notgood:.
Not really, of course if i sold it i would get something else. I had a potential buyer but once i told him i had a couple of "trouble codes" to sort out he bailed on the deal.
+1 for MZMI was also informed to go to MZM for tuning, apparently they love tuning Eclipse's.
We'll see about that when they get a look at my setup....:hmm:
At WOT it's pretty well set, don't need to change there. The problem lies at idle and at what i like to call "BABYING IT", just driving around not getting on it hard.Yes, as i said previously the "0" point is 10. So 9,8,7,6,5, etc. would be leaning it out but as i also said before it's...
Anyone have any experience tuning the Hahn Portfueler?? I'm running to rich but am not able to lean it out. For ex: on the program 10 is 0, anything above 10 is making it rich, anything below 10 in leaning it out. My problem is that where i need to lean it out it's already at the lowest setting...
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YEAH!! :applause::thumb:PLease explain..:hmm::applause: :f-u: J/K:thumb:ROFL
Thanks, no times or dyno numbers yet, recently just got my wideband and still trying to work out the bugs.
Best bet is to go to a junkyard if you're doing it yourself, otherwise let a body shop do it. Far as i know nobody sells rear quarter panels because they're pinch welded to the rest of the rear of the car. Junkyards sometimes cut up pieces of the cars they get for body shops, do-it-yourself'ers...
Ain't that the truth...
If you plan on running more than 8lbs of boost, I would reccomend upgrading the internals. I had 70k miles on mine when i put the turbo on and blew the rings within 3 months running 8lbs, wasn't even running hard. But on the otherhand, i've known people to run just fine...
Moving to Austin from Tri-Cities Washington next weekend and wanted to give you guys a heads-up. Probably not going to have internet right away but still would like to meet fellow DSM'ers and be kept in the loop for "Meet-Ups" and such, so if you see me on the road hit me up.Looking...
Get the front done too, had same camber issuses on mine. Not trying to bag on anyone or call anybody out, but i took the "should be fine" advice and it cost me more in the end than just having done them all at once. I personally went with Engalls F/R camber kit.
Wideband in question, Zeitronix Zt-2 Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio Meter & Datalogging System.Directions say to hook up to primary (low voltage) side of ignition coil, but i've heard of people connecting it to the ECU. I just want to know where I need to hook it up to get results, which ECU wire...
This might be a dumb question but did you reset the system by disconnecting battery cables, waiting a minute or so, then reconnecting the battery cables??