:frog: im getting myself an 1993 infinty g20.. and i would like to tune it up the problem is its an auto not a manual but i still wanna go all out

you guys got anytips for me?

just do the basic's for now
wires,plugs,cap,rotor,oil,oil filter,gas filter,pcv vavle,clean egr valve.
buy and intake and exhaust..

Originally posted by GtRider
just do the basic's for now
wires,plugs,cap,rotor,oil,oil filter,gas filter,pcv vavle,clean egr valve.
buy and intake and exhaust..

You may also want to check your O2 sensor.

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:confused: what is an O2 sensor.... i was thinkin about tinting my windows fully black since da cars black and painting the hood an trunk light grey and add a nice pair or whire rims..... what do you guys think

just wondering anybody in da canada region?

Wire rims? Dude, it's an Infiniti G20, not a Chevy Impala.

The light grey on the hood might look pretty sweet if it's done right. Sort of the opposite of the way the 69 Boss 302 was done. If i were you, i'd try it out in Photoshop first to make sure you like it before you spend the money.

I think there are a few Canadian G20 owners on the forum. At least one from the Toronto area.

BTW, welcome to the forum!

-Grant

Cue-Ball, I think he meant "White" rims :)

yeah sorry i ment to say white rims.. i was thinkin of using only RACTIVE part to tune my car.. do you guys have an views or any better part to use for better preformance... i really thank you for your help

Originally posted by Fabius
:confused: what is an O2 sensor.... i was thinkin about tinting my windows fully black since da cars black and painting the hood an trunk light grey and add a nice pair or whire rims..... what do you guys think

Keep the car all black and add tints.


Dont paint the trunk/hood grey

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Fabius
[B]:confused: what is an O2 sensor

The O2 sensor helps to regulate the air/fuel mix by monitoring the emissions in the exhaust gases. The location(plus other tuneup info for your 1993 G20)is described here:
http://www.se-r.net/engine/troubleshooting_guide/tuneup.html (http://)

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:licker: have you guys heard of low rpm tourque converters... do you know where i could find em and what the risks are if you put em on

torque converters at
http://levelten.com