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Old 09-26-2004, 01:48 AM
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91 1g slow?

hey my 91, 2.0 non turbo fwd seems kind of sluggeshi and it has a rumble while down shifting the rumble is around 3,000 4,000 is there any easy fixes to make it more zippy with out dooing the big stuff dont want to install a turbo just yet and dont want to get into using anything larger than a 17mm wrench.. owe and is there maybe a better cam sensor im just looking for ideas to make my 1g much faster its allready got the bottom cut out of the mass air sensor .... cool, thank you
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Re: 91 1g slow?

do a tune up. air filter/spark plugs and wires toss some fuel injector cleaner in the next time you fill your gas tank
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