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JAMnJohnnyApr-05-01 10:11 AM
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#249, "Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."


          

Are any adjustments to the engine necessary after one installs a cold air intake system? I installed a RActive intake system and on takeoffs, I have to rev the car to higher RPMs than when I had the Original intake. Also it sounds and feels as tho it's boggin down, and I noticed a considerable loss of torque. Can anyone give me any suggestions/feedback

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RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., DAVE_FL (Guest), Apr-05-01 12:24 PM, #1
RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., GSsport, Apr-05-01 01:07 PM, #2
      RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., Junoon, Apr-05-01 02:14 PM, #3
           RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., phatGS, Apr-05-01 02:23 PM, #4
                RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., DSMLVR, Apr-05-01 10:41 PM, #5
                     RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., jblade04, Mar-29-04 12:41 PM, #6
                          RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., eclipse_99rs, Mar-29-04 12:56 PM, #7
                               RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., Pitchblack98, Mar-29-04 01:19 PM, #8
                                    RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., jblade04, Mar-29-04 01:37 PM, #9
                                         RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...., eclipse_99rs, Mar-29-04 04:09 PM, #10

DAVE_FL (Guest)Apr-05-01 12:24 PM

  
#250, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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Shouldnt be any different except having a louder sound and more power.

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GSsportApr-05-01 01:07 PM
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#251, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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I could be leaking at the connections. At the throttle body or the filter, that may cause some trouble.

  
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JunoonApr-05-01 02:14 PM
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#252, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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reset ur ecu..

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phatGSApr-05-01 02:23 PM
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#253, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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Why do you got to reset your ecu?

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DSMLVRApr-05-01 10:41 PM
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#254, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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Should NOT have to do anything to it. Maybe you knocked a sensor or a vacuum line loose while working on it. While it does not hurt to reset ECU, Should NOT have to be done. Clean your throttle body at the butterfly. Helps ALOT.

  
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jblade04Mar-29-04 12:41 PM
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#71713, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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how do you reset your ecu?? and will it help at all after installing ractive cold air intake and greddy evolution cat-back exhaust?? will there be a gain in power?> what are the advantages of reseting the ecu?

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eclipse_99rsMar-29-04 12:56 PM
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#71715, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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 Mar-29-04 01:02 PM by eclipse_99rs

          

To reset the ecu take off the negative battery cable and posative for like 15 sec then reconect them. If you do this you will have to get the code for you stereo if its the stock one. I dont think you have to do this however. You should get some nice gains from a catback and intake. Like i said above you probly dont have to reset the ecu.


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Pitchblack98Mar-29-04 01:19 PM
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#71720, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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jblade04Mar-29-04 01:37 PM
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#71722, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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then what else is a good way to gain more hp while keeping it somewhat inexpensive??

  
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eclipse_99rsMar-29-04 04:09 PM
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#71732, "RE: Cold Air Intake Adjustments...."
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Look on the main page at sections-mods you will get some good ideas.



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