Moves faster?
07-02-2002, 05:59 AM
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Moves faster?
I had my intake,ypipe and my muffler all installed last month at the same time. I felt the differnce in the pick up of speed after installation. This morning while diving to work, which is like a month later, I notice the car seems to be moving much quicker. Can someone tell me if it's me, wanting my car to move quicker! or does it take's some time for the car to get use to the new parts?
07-02-2002, 06:02 AM
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Re: Moves faster?
Well did you reset your ECU when you got it installed? If you did not reset it, then it may very well be faster since your ECU is getting used to everything. If you did not recet it, it might just be you.
Originally posted by starchildmax
I had my intake,ypipe and my muffler all installed last month at the same time. I felt the differnce in the pick up of speed after installation. This morning while diving to work, which is like a month later, I notice the car seems to be moving much quicker. Can someone tell me if it's me, wanting my car to move quicker! or does it take's some time for the car to get use to the new parts?
I had my intake,ypipe and my muffler all installed last month at the same time. I felt the differnce in the pick up of speed after installation. This morning while diving to work, which is like a month later, I notice the car seems to be moving much quicker. Can someone tell me if it's me, wanting my car to move quicker! or does it take's some time for the car to get use to the new parts?
07-02-2002, 06:32 AM
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Re: Re: Moves faster?
Originally posted by _DRU_
Well did you reset your ECU when you got it installed? If you did not reset it, then it may very well be faster since your ECU is getting used to everything. If you did not recet it, it might just be you.
Well did you reset your ECU when you got it installed? If you did not reset it, then it may very well be faster since your ECU is getting used to everything. If you did not recet it, it might just be you.
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07-02-2002, 09:24 AM
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Originally posted by Jamsan
you dont NEED to do it...just makes your ECU "learn" the new parts quicker.....to reset, read the FAQ on the top of the 4th gen forum
you dont NEED to do it...just makes your ECU "learn" the new parts quicker.....to reset, read the FAQ on the top of the 4th gen forum
07-02-2002, 10:54 AM
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Originally posted by starchildmax
Yo! How do you make your ECU "learn" the new parts quicker? Do more driving or what? Yo I'am a dummie to this stuff help me!
Yo! How do you make your ECU "learn" the new parts quicker? Do more driving or what? Yo I'am a dummie to this stuff help me!
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