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My tuner said the AFR display in the dash reads at a different scale. He says I'm actually in the 11s. So I guess I'll quit worrying lol.
To be fair to the tuner I did tell him I wanted to play on the safe side. I caked that the shift points stay at factory settings. Not a fan of too much RPMs
I own a 16 kitty with a 2.85, pulley 775 injectors, 180 t-stat k% n cold air, blowrr spacers and thremo blanket. Tuned on 93.
Question is what AFR should I be running at full throttle? My gauge shows 10.5
The Z26 pins seen to be made of aluminum and I feel like the 26 springs would rust.
I can't believe how much dust was on the shocks, back of the calipers and the inside of the wheels. I hope these PS pads are cleaner
Really? I took the power stop parts and compared them to the brembo stuff. They look exactly the same (physically) it was just the quality didn't seem as good
In the process of installing z26 pads. Do most people reuse the brembo pins and clips or use the new power stop parts?
The brembo parts seem to be a little better quality?
I have mild mods to my 16 challenger. 2.85 pulley injectors etc.
Anyway it's tuned by a guy my son likes.
I'm not really happy with the tune. It makes some smoke when I get on it.
So my question is. Can a person pull the custom tune out and put the factory tune back in. Then have a tune from...
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