P2R 3inch Cat Back installed
i agree. more importantly remove the hot coolant. but the throttle body spacer (or 2 stacked together) provides a bigger charge of air in the intake manifold. it definitely doesn't hurt. on his setup, he might see something.
a couple other small mods to do... EGR removal (removes hot exhaust air from intake). and i think you should try out a larger intake manifold spacer like this.

and here's a look at an egr block off.

PM me if you're interested, i have both for sale.
a couple other small mods to do... EGR removal (removes hot exhaust air from intake). and i think you should try out a larger intake manifold spacer like this.


and here's a look at an egr block off.

PM me if you're interested, i have both for sale.
Just look for the two hoses coming off the Tstat housing under the TB that both go to the TB. The Tstat housing is what the upper radiator hose connects to on the engine block. The two hoses that connect to the TB are identical in size. When you pull them off you will know you have the right ones because a little green coolant will spill out. Don’t worry about the tiny spill. Be quick about it. Obviously if you spill a huge amount take the proper procedural precautions but you would have to be a retard to lose a ton of coolant. My Outlaw Engineering spacer kit came with a fitting to connect the two ends of hose from the Tstat housing if you didn’t want to use the TB spacer. If you don’t have access to one just get some more hose of the same size and connect the two nipples on the Tstat housing with the one hose or one of the OEM hoses if they are long enough. If you look at it you will understand. Call me if you don’t. Jim
Just look for the two hoses coming off the Tstat housing under the TB that both go to the TB. The Tstat housing is what the upper radiator hose connects to on the engine block. The two hoses that connect to the TB are identical in size. When you pull them off you will know you have the right ones because a little green coolant will spill out. Don’t worry about the tiny spill. Be quick about it. Obviously if you spill a huge amount take the proper procedural precautions but you would have to be a retard to lose a ton of coolant. My Outlaw Engineering spacer kit came with a fitting to connect the two ends of hose from the Tstat housing if you didn’t want to use the TB spacer. If you don’t have access to one just get some more hose of the same size and connect the two nipples on the Tstat housing with the one hose or one of the OEM hoses if they are long enough. If you look at it you will understand. Call me if you don’t. Jim
I am about to getting ready to take my car up to the shop so they can see if the wire harness they fixed for my AEM Fic works...
Just look for the two hoses coming off the Tstat housing under the TB that both go to the TB. The Tstat housing is what the upper radiator hose connects to on the engine block. The two hoses that connect to the TB are identical in size. When you pull them off you will know you have the right ones because a little green coolant will spill out. Don’t worry about the tiny spill. Be quick about it. Obviously if you spill a huge amount take the proper procedural precautions but you would have to be a retard to lose a ton of coolant. My Outlaw Engineering spacer kit came with a fitting to connect the two ends of hose from the Tstat housing if you didn’t want to use the TB spacer. If you don’t have access to one just get some more hose of the same size and connect the two nipples on the Tstat housing with the one hose or one of the OEM hoses if they are long enough. If you look at it you will understand. Call me if you don’t. Jim
This is a good idea but not necessary. I didnt do it to mine but if you have plugs use 'em. Maybe just try to use the other hose to loop the two nipples on the TB and be doen with it. I may go do this to mine.
CleanCL I remember when you and I had talked about that MDX spacer, I tried putting mine on this past summer and my hood wouldn't close all the way afterward.
Do you CL guys have more room under the hood than us TL guys??
Do you CL guys have more room under the hood than us TL guys??
I never got a chance to install it. I was going to sell it to see if someone else wanted to try it. But if it won't clear yours, then it probably won't clear a CL, but I still think there's room. You didn't have the P2R Power Plenums did you?
Nope no plenums. I was a little silly though and wasted a little money on it as I had it coated by HPC, same as Jet hot, before I tried to get it to fit. It was just too tall. I will try and find that thing again since I am going to be buying spacers I will throw that in there again and will hopefully try and take some pictures.
Nope no plenums. I was a little silly though and wasted a little money on it as I had it coated by HPC, same as Jet hot, before I tried to get it to fit. It was just too tall. I will try and find that thing again since I am going to be buying spacers I will throw that in there again and will hopefully try and take some pictures.
he's like one of those trust fund kiddies that thinks they're better than everyone else and deserves the world on their platter.. except he doesn't have the trust fund..
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what kind of car is that in your avatar???
LOL same car in yours man. lol your funny
cant be... can it? --- unless the photo effect is playing tricks on my eyes, the headlights look different, the grill looks different, and the bumper is for sure different (unless its a pic of the kitted concept CLS)...
yea im pretty sure its all the photo effect
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nevermind, found out it was an RL... So still wondering why you would this would be our PM
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what kind of car is that in your avatar???
LOL same car in yours man. lol your funny
cant be... can it? --- unless the photo effect is playing tricks on my eyes, the headlights look different, the grill looks different, and the bumper is for sure different (unless its a pic of the kitted concept CLS)...
yea im pretty sure its all the photo effect
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what kind of car is that in your avatar???
LOL same car in yours man. lol your funny
cant be... can it? --- unless the photo effect is playing tricks on my eyes, the headlights look different, the grill looks different, and the bumper is for sure different (unless its a pic of the kitted concept CLS)...
yea im pretty sure its all the photo effect
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its an acura rl a-spec concept:

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Damn I wish there was a to make that spacer fit could I would surely take it off your hands. I guess the only other option would be to cut a hole in the hood and fabricate some kind of backwards scoup over it that doesnt throw off the arodynamics off the hood.
I'm selling the spacer and gaskets all together for less than you would pay for it new. And it is brand new. And to lift the hood, why not try something like this:http://www.corsportusa.com/store/cat...oducts_id=2003
I don't think you will need much clearance, the CL hood is different from the TL hood.
Full aluminum.
Only one way to find out... buy it from me.
I'm selling the spacer and gaskets all together for less than you would pay for it new. And it is brand new. And to lift the hood, why not try something like this:
http://www.corsportusa.com/store/cat...oducts_id=2003
I don't think you will need much clearance, the CL hood is different from the TL hood.
Only one way to find out... buy it from me.
I'm selling the spacer and gaskets all together for less than you would pay for it new. And it is brand new. And to lift the hood, why not try something like this:http://www.corsportusa.com/store/cat...oducts_id=2003
I don't think you will need much clearance, the CL hood is different from the TL hood.
So in my opinion the key to doing good on the dyno when not tuning is the reset the ecu before you get to the dyno and drive the car hard on the way then let the motor cool down good before getting on the dyno
thanks man, I think she could have hit 300hp 270tq had we let her cool down some more. We did 3 quick pulls in like 10 minutes and the highest numbers were on the second run since i reset the ECU before the first run so the ECU basically relearned the motor that run and gave lower power then dumped all the fuel and timing that it saw needed which gave the higher power the second time then the last run was like 3 hp lower because the motor was hotter.
So in my opinion the key to doing good on the dyno when not tuning is the reset the ecu before you get to the dyno and drive the car hard on the way then let the motor cool down good before getting on the dyno
So in my opinion the key to doing good on the dyno when not tuning is the reset the ecu before you get to the dyno and drive the car hard on the way then let the motor cool down good before getting on the dyno
yea I have to get a resonator, it sounds good and all but when im chilling and driving its louder than I want. The #1 thing on my list to get right now though is one of the o2 sensor things for the cat that stops your from throwing CELs because even before the cat back my car has been constantly throwing code p420 for the high flow cat and its been killing my gas mileage.
Not to belabor the point, but if your gas mileage has suffered significantly, and your right foot isn't turning into lead, then you are probably running rich, which means your tuning isn't optimal, and you have the potential for serious power gains just from tuning alone. Once you get your fueling and timing curves dialed in, etc., then it will be even more of a beast. Speaking of which, since I am brand new to CL's, is there a resident tuning expert on here for these cars, and what do most of you do for tuning? Take it to a shop, buy a tuner and do it yourself, etc.?
Oh and good job so far. I'll be watching for your thread titled, "first to break the 300 NA HP mark!"
I can just about guarantee it, especially since you're running rich. There is no replacement for a car/mod specific tune. Gains can be huge and the risks of breaking anything are greatly reduced as well.
Not to belabor the point, but if your gas mileage has suffered significantly, and your right foot isn't turning into lead, then you are probably running rich, which means your tuning isn't optimal, and you have the potential for serious power gains just from tuning alone. Once you get your fueling and timing curves dialed in, etc., then it will be even more of a beast. Speaking of which, since I am brand new to CL's, is there a resident tuning expert on here for these cars, and what do most of you do for tuning? Take it to a shop, buy a tuner and do it yourself, etc.?
Oh and good job so far. I'll be watching for your thread titled, "first to break the 300 NA HP mark!"
Not to belabor the point, but if your gas mileage has suffered significantly, and your right foot isn't turning into lead, then you are probably running rich, which means your tuning isn't optimal, and you have the potential for serious power gains just from tuning alone. Once you get your fueling and timing curves dialed in, etc., then it will be even more of a beast. Speaking of which, since I am brand new to CL's, is there a resident tuning expert on here for these cars, and what do most of you do for tuning? Take it to a shop, buy a tuner and do it yourself, etc.?
Oh and good job so far. I'll be watching for your thread titled, "first to break the 300 NA HP mark!"
well for tuning its more common around here for those with just bolt ons to get a Apexi Neo. since I have a little more I had to opt for something a little better.








looks like you'll be setting the bar for a new N/A best track time. 