sbailey11
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- Mar 23, 2013
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rochester,
New York
I am looking to buy a 1995 eagle talon tsi awd (same as my car) for my girlfriend. We have to drive about 3 hours (200ish miles) to pick it up and we plan on driving it right back.
The car has the following mods
20G turbo, stock manifold
1G BOV
850cc injectors
190 walboro pump
rebuilt tranny with evo 1st gear
light weight flywheel
stage 2 clutch and pp
rebuilt engine with less than 1000 miles on it
redone head with 272 cams (lopes at idle)
MLS head gasket and ARP head studs
Full 3" exhaust with a high flow cat
Boost gauge
PLX AFR wideband
DSM Link with laptop usb port (* but the car has not been tuned *)
BUT it has no FMIC, and he says it tends to run lean after a while driving. My question is, (1) does the fact that there is no fmic make the car run lean? (2) is it the fact that it is not tuned? (3) If I turn the boost down for the ride home can we make it back alright? (4) What are the possible things that could go wrong with this problem on such a long drive?
The car has the following mods
20G turbo, stock manifold
1G BOV
850cc injectors
190 walboro pump
rebuilt tranny with evo 1st gear
light weight flywheel
stage 2 clutch and pp
rebuilt engine with less than 1000 miles on it
redone head with 272 cams (lopes at idle)
MLS head gasket and ARP head studs
Full 3" exhaust with a high flow cat
Boost gauge
PLX AFR wideband
DSM Link with laptop usb port (* but the car has not been tuned *)
BUT it has no FMIC, and he says it tends to run lean after a while driving. My question is, (1) does the fact that there is no fmic make the car run lean? (2) is it the fact that it is not tuned? (3) If I turn the boost down for the ride home can we make it back alright? (4) What are the possible things that could go wrong with this problem on such a long drive?
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