Ok i tried swapping out the pcm and no luck getting codes but i have no more problems either.. it seems that when its raining or on a humid day i have the issue so i went thru and put dielectric grease on all my connectors and plug wires made a big difference.
NOW on to the real point of this thread, i want to put my fully cnc'd gt40 heads on the car. i want to run my cobra intake but will it flow well enough in stock form?? I have read that porting the lower is a good idea but i wanted some feedback. I will be running my listed parts plus 1.7 rr
Ok i will just put the thing together then TMOSS reported something like a 15 hp gain from just the lower, but swapping from stock heads to these gt40's will probably be a HUGE gain. heck just the new springs would make a diff.
I am running an SCT 4-bank eleminator chip. it plugs into the back of the ecu i really like it alot. the car runs way better with the tune on, I have all the emissions deleted and have the chip burned for all that so the ecu doesnt go nuts.. and from now in i use grease on everything. cant say it fixed the whole problem, (waiting for it to rain again.)
yes you would undoubtedly see a larger gain. it all comes down to how long you want to extend your build and how much money you want to spend. You will spend 250-300 dollars to send the intake off the get ported. With that kind of cash you can buy one that is already ported or you could buy an intake that will flow more out of the box. Used intakes sell for cheap. 10 years ago it would have been prudent to port the lower. now that the market is littered with a TON of aftermarket parts you can score a decent used piece for change.Ok i will just put the thing together then TMOSS reported something like a 15 hp gain from just the lower, but swapping from stock heads to these gt40's will probably be a HUGE gain.
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