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Drive carefully then staying off boost where possible. Induction kits really screw with the airflow meter (MAF) readings and will cause a lean mix leading to detonation. Needs a remap to recalibrate the airflow meter, would be wise to get it done asap before the engine goes pop.
That or put the OE airbox back on for now, good for at least 350 - 400 bhp, the Litchfield Type 25s still uses the original airbox
That or put the OE airbox back on for now, good for at least 350 - 400 bhp, the Litchfield Type 25s still uses the original airbox
This statement always confuses me. The airbox may be "good" for 350-400bhp but wont changing to an induction kit give you an increase in bhp anyway ?!?! therefore getting you to 350 quicker and more cheaply ?!?!?
This statement always confuses me. The airbox may be "good" for 350-400bhp but wont changing to an induction kit give you an increase in bhp anyway ?!?! therefore getting you to 350 quicker and more cheaply ?!?!?
I never understand why a induction kit should need a remap. You can fit kits so Supras, Skylines, Silvia etc and they done throw the toys out the pram and need a remap.
The AFM meter the amount of air passing by it. So if more is passing by it it will meter thata and thus increase fueling shurely. Is this not correct?