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I had some conversations with MAC Autosport and all wrongs were righted, and I went back to the shop. My initial problem was apparently a misunderstanding I and was charged

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Old 11-16-2013, 07:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I had some conversations with MAC Autosport and all wrongs were righted, and I went back to the shop. My initial problem was apparently a misunderstanding I and was charged for something I shouldn't have been. The issue I was having apparently stemmed from a vacuum leak and a missing intake shield that should have been installed with the supercharger kit the first time around. MAC Autosport identified and corrected a few extra potential problems with the car and fixed it up right away. I am back to a very satisfied customer with MAC Autosport.
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Do you have the cover over the air filter that you can see through the front opening? I was having a similar problem that was caused by the maf sensors getting different reading when coasting because the lower filter wasn't covered.
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Do you have the cover over the air filter that you can see through the front opening? I was having a similar problem that was caused by the maf sensors getting different reading when coasting because the lower filter wasn't covered.
From what the guy told me, he put the shield above the bumper bar and now both filters are tucked behind something (the top behind the shield and the bottom is hidden behind the bumper bar). I havent looked, but I dont think either are really visible with the bumper on now.
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