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Originally Posted by Nitex Well it seems this thread may have answered my question that no one responded to on my own thread. Seems i threw a lean code P0171,
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It is a safe bet to say you are running too lean. Now if this is what caused the code, I cannot guarantee that. If one of the O2 sensors was damaged you would probably throw a different code, so we can rule that one out. I would say it is time to get your car on a dyno and find out what that A/F is doing. If it is lean, you will need a tune. If you cannot afford a tune then put the stock intakes back on the car for the time being and I bet ten to one your A/F will go back to where it needs to be... Tony
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