Didn't work for me I bought an Anchor PN# 6062. It wouldn't slip into the tunnel. Seemed too wide. I found a company on eBay that sells an OE replacement type at 80 shipped. So I bought it and its yet to arrive.
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You will want to make sure you have a
C.A.R.B. approved intake, if so then then the E.O. number placard will need to be visible upon inspection.
You will also fail for missing an emission component. Even if you're basic there will still be a visual inspection.
Also, your timing should be 10...
Running too rich. I know you replaced the O2 but you still want to check for voltage that would be appropiate for that sensor.
Usually will fluctuate from 0.2-0.8v. A cycle should occur within 1sec iirc aswell.
High HC would usually mean unburned fuel by lack of ignition or incomplete...
That's what she said. Atleast its tight now. :p
Just let me know if he has more or maybe a part number. Was it a known major name shop?
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Not to arise this thread from the dead. (Although i just did... @_@)
I am wondering if there are more updates and people who've done this and if anyone has noticed any issues?
This is 18x10 +25 with a Dunlop SP 245/40/18
Fronts are Potenza RE050A( I Believe) 225/40/18 Too much stretch for me, i am now with 255 rear and 245 fronts.
NOTE* The fronts in the pictures are still with 225's. I haven't taken any with my current 255/245 setup yet.
Try contacting HybridWorks in Vallejo.
They can get you on the right track.
He mostly tunes Hondas but he's done a few A70 on standalone. Not sure if he's familiar with Maft Pro but it never hurts to ask.
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