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Old 11-03-2005, 09:57 PM   #31
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Re: Re: Re: All Focus 5-speed DRIVERS POST HERE!!!!

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If engine has be modded with CAI and after market exhaust, that may have messed up computer settings, more likely if you have advanced the timing

no it wouldnt you can do intake header, catback, udp, tune camgears, and maybe a mild head job b4 the pcm will give you issues and it should be making 140+whp by then. How do you advance timing on a stock computer? you cant you have to tune it (sct/chip)


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more likely if you have advanced the timing,that'll definitely make it clatter(needs higher octane).
no that will make the engine PING not the tranny chatter


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My ZX3 is an '05 and I don't know how much difference there is between the trannies but it's still all factory w/o any mods. Most cars when you advance timing for more power, will require a higher octane fuel. IMO!
JT
all cars need better fuel if yu add timing (depending how much is added) but that doesnt mean jack to the tranny
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