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29768, fuel modifier
Posted by gseclipse_1999, Aug-08-02 10:55 AM
I was looking into purchasing a fuel modifier and I was wondering if any of you guy's can give me some advice on what to get, and how much psi should I set it at. I have a 1999 gs with greddy headers, airmass catback exhaust, aem cool air intake, nology plug wires, nology pluges, and a performance chip. Any help would be much appreciated.

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29769, RE: fuel modifier
Posted by JasonESi_T, Aug-09-02 05:49 AM
With those mods, it heardly seems that you require a fuel modifier unless it's capable of leaning you out slightly. But if I remember what those fuel modifiers are, they are designed to increase your fuel output. For some reason, many people are under the mis-impression that more fuel, by itself, means more power. However, that is entirely incorrect. Unless you have more O2 and spark to react with the fuel, and I mean a LOT more, you need not add anymore.