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Old 07-19-2007, 06:42 PM   #105 (permalink)
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I DID make a complete statement. It says on a -apart from intake and header- otherwise stock motor. That means that my motor is stock, except for a header and intake. What info was missing ?? Obviously it concerns a sr20motor.
Regarding your answer: I have read that a flat spot in the power curve, which is accentuated by a cai in some cases, can be corrected a littlr or almost completely by raising the fuel pressure a bit. My question was if anyone of you guys can confirm this.
K, start a new thread, you're clogging up this already long thread with unrelated information.
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look i dont feel like searching its either you give me the answer or you shut the fu*k up
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