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Bathroom + Laptop = <3
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See, but thats the thing, you can get one of these out of the box be happy and be fine, but not run optimally. I think thats what everyone is looking for. And it is such a small amount of boost that supercharger is running.
What I am trying to think now is that if you do have extra injectors it might be the only feasable option to get the AFR correct for now until someone finds an interceptor for the O2 Sensors, but will it cause a rich condition and trigger a CEL as well!. Damn these cars to hell |
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What?
Drives: 2007 Yaris LB Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Safety Harbor, FL
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One last thought: Tuning to get every last HP out of an engine is an art as much as it is a science, it's hard to do. If you screw up in the process of tuning it, you can do some damage. And once you've tuned it, you're right on the ragged edge of... trouble. Unless you're running a race team with a budget to replace the engine when it breaks, it's a lot smarter to go ahead and leave a little bit of performance untapped. Leave some margin for error. Leave the tune such that if your fuel happens to be 88.5 octane one day instead of 91, the engine still won't detonate. Out of the box, the Blitz is giving you 20% more power than stock... be happy! Be RELIABLY happy! (isn't that why you bought a Toyota?) What's left on the table with the Blitz, anyway? Another 2%. Is it really worth all of the extra money, hassle and potential reliability issues for 4-5 hp? Every wire you cut and splice, every wire you add, every piece of hardware you add is another potential point of failure on your car. |
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Break'em off some.
Drives: 07 Yaris LB, 04 Cobra Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: So Cal, OC
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