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TurbchargdSpydrAug-01-13 06:01 AM
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#109699, "Poll question: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"


          

Poll result (6 votes)
Missing link (1 votes)Vote
Fcd (5 votes)Vote

  

  
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TurbchargdSpydrAug-01-13 08:45 PM
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#109700, "RE: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"
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Come on guys, really need a good poll, I've read issues with both, but I want to know the consensus these days are...

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Grothe3297avengerAug-01-13 11:59 PM
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#109701, "RE: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"
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Why don't you just run both, that way if one ever fails, the other will be there. Better safe then sorry

  
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TurbchargdSpydrAug-02-13 01:34 AM
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#109702, "RE: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"
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Originally posted by Grothe3297avenger
Why don't you just run both, that way if one ever fails, the other will be there. Better safe then sorry


I didn't think they could be run together but then I thought about it and I don't see why not...they work in completely different ways...

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Grothe3297avengerAug-02-13 10:16 AM
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#109703, "RE: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"
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Yup they can be ran together, missing link will keep the MAP from seeing pressure and the FCD will prevent incorrect voltage readings. So yeah I would say just run both and call it good.

  
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SilvrEclipsAug-05-13 04:40 PM
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#109704, "RE: Missing link vs fcd: Which would you recommend?"
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I never had a single issue with with my Missing Link, I would go with that, super simple install and no wiring to mess with.

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