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This thread was super informative. I never would have thought some cars with G3 CBE and HFC would have issues with running lean. So my question is after reading this
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This thread was super informative. I never would have thought some cars with G3 CBE and HFC would have issues with running lean.
So my question is after reading this thread(since I have some levels of ocd) When I eventually install HFC and CBE on my car, there will be 0 danger of running lean if I stay with the stock intake without a tune? These 2 things would be my only engine mod. |
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