AMS EVO X Test: Part Two - Boost Control and Fuel Pump test
A few body mods from Japan wouldn't hurt its appeal either...
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I think the X is gonna be a fantastic car! especially now that shops are running tests to see how well it can respond to some minor tweaking. Now we just need a new rear bumper + whole redesigned cosmetic back end. that thing is nasty
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if you are referring to the UEGO... its brainless lol
pretty much, weld bung, insert sensor.... run power and ground to gauge... connect 2 harnesses to gauge, and its done with.
pretty much, weld bung, insert sensor.... run power and ground to gauge... connect 2 harnesses to gauge, and its done with.
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In a nutshell that is all you need. There isn't even a dimmer wire to adjust brightness...just power and ground. There are two additional wires for O2 feedback (0-5v and 0-1V) But you should not need those if you are on the stock ECU.
The hardest part is actually welding the bung in the system for the sensor.
Eric
The hardest part is actually welding the bung in the system for the sensor.
Eric
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/f...pflowrates.htm
Why does the evo 8 pump seem to flow more in these tests ?
Why does the evo 8 pump seem to flow more in these tests ?
so the manual boost controller does work well with the stock evo x turbo i opened up a thread some days ago and people said a manual boost controller was pointless if you have stock turbo im glad i ordered one
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