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f4sfed

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For my first trick: I'll be installing the UPR CAI. I think I'll disconnect the battery while doing the install so the computer can re-learn (hopefully a better fuel curve). And have it dyno'd again next week sometime. :)
 

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Originally posted by f4sfed
She's starting to feel slow. ;)

Thats just you getting used to it. I originally thought the same thing.
How many miles did you have?
I had 5k on the dot.

Interesting how your air fuel is richer earlier. Is yours a second run?
Did ya have trouble finding the place?:beer:
 

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No trouble at all.

Nice guys there. Lookin' forward to going again next week, to check the gain from the CAI.
 

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Bone stock down to the paper air filter element! Is yours a second run? How many miles?:beer:
 

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Get on it and let the motor break-in loose. I bet your power will go up.:beer:
 

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Originally posted by Undy
somewhere between 433 and 460, depending where between 15% and 20% drivetrain loss we place..

I don't think so - the Mustang driveline efficiency is closer to 13.5%!
 

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I don't think so - the Mustang driveline efficiency is closer to 13.5%!

Apparently after talking to my transmission guru. You are correct!
Thanks for the info!
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