headers, pulley, remote start installing as we speak
12-11-2004, 07:18 PM
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headers, pulley, remote start installing as we speak
as the title says, the question is, can i floor it as soon as i pick it up and open her up? or is there a grace period where i should let the car adjust to the mods? what do ya say?
12-11-2004, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by NYZGREATST
as the title says, the question is, can i floor it as soon as i pick it up and open her up? or is there a grace period where i should let the car adjust to the mods? what do ya say?
12-11-2004, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by patrick
The ECU will need a couple of days to adjust to the new mods you've installed. So right now if you go WOT, the HP/TQ changes won't be night/day difference. So yeah, definitely a grace period is required.
12-11-2004, 08:39 PM
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Flog her like a red headed step child. Your car's ECU will adapt on its own in a few days anyway, and I know you want to feel the pull the headers add.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
12-11-2004, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Hyde
Flog her like a red headed step child. Your car's ECU will adapt on its own in a few days anyway, and I know you want to feel the pull the headers add.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
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Originally Posted by ndawood
if you disconnect the battery to reset the ecu ... drive the car like you stole it!!!!!! and you will notice the gains in a few days....
If you disconnect the battery to reset the ECU, then drive the car like you "stole" it...this is the fastest way to get your performance gains in a hurry. However, I would never recommend anyone to disobey traffic laws or to drive like a maniac. 
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WOT = wide open throttle
12-12-2004, 12:36 PM
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another q, how much do you think this install should cost? for all three things?
he's a friend of a friend so he wont rob me..
i paid 200 for springs and my 60k fluids.
what you guys say?
he's a friend of a friend so he wont rob me..
i paid 200 for springs and my 60k fluids.
what you guys say?
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Here is what I paid and these are all prices in $CDN so it might give u an idea:
Headers: $70
Pulley: $100 (including belts)
Im not sure about the remote starter but I would expect that to cost a little more than the others.......
Headers: $70
Pulley: $100 (including belts)
Im not sure about the remote starter but I would expect that to cost a little more than the others.......
12-12-2004, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Hyde
Flog her like a red headed step child. Your car's ECU will adapt on its own in a few days anyway, and I know you want to feel the pull the headers add.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
Your alarm install probably reset your ECU anyway.
12-12-2004, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ndawood
Here is what I paid and these are all prices in $CDN so it might give u an idea:
Headers: $70
Pulley: $100 (including belts)
Headers: $70
Pulley: $100 (including belts)
12-12-2004, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by patrick
$70 Cdn for headers install? That's damn cheap! Local speed shops here say headers install is expensive...you got a real good deal.
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Hey I paid 200 for pulley and headers. I feel a difference in 3rd gear. I'm hoping that once the ecu resets that it will be more gains.
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