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Old 08-27-2005, 06:50 PM
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Resistor Chip ?

I am haveing a problem with a 1992 eagle talon non-turbo. I do raceing circletrack style. I am trying to get this new race car i got to run properly. I cant get it to run good with the mass air flow sensor pluged in. It gets realy choppy. When i un-plug it it runs fine but no idle . I am not worried about fuel economy i want raw horse power. Anyting you can sugjest would be great. Also i would like a cheap crank pully for my car if you have any sugjestions. Were or what is the part number or what are the specifics of the resistor i need. Thanks
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Old 08-28-2005, 03:34 PM
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Re: Resistor Chip ?

the resistor chip only works on the IAT sensor, not the MAF and probably wouldn't give you any more power. The only advantage I can see is that as it makes your car run richer, the car might be less likely to stall and easier to restart after a crash.
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