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pat1

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  1. What both these modules do is trick the ecu. Ok let's say the boost cut is set @ 14 psi so anything you hit 14psi the ecu cuts the fuel and the power is cut. What these modules do is lie to the ecu. It tells the ecu that it's only 13 psi and then you can boost to the moon. But there is a problem. Now all the ecu sees is 13 psi and never adds any fuel or pulls timing to account to the extra boost. Guess what happens? That one time you pull next to your buddy's honda to run him and hit MAD boost and BOOM! Done.

  2. We all know that cx racing stuff is pure junk with NO customer service. Take a couple minutes a Google "cxracing problems" or "

    cx racing junk"

     

    Most of the stuff now a days is manufactured in China due to labor cost but let's be real. BUY AMERICAN or at least from a trusted source.

     

    Do it once and do it right. Spend a few bucks more the first time.

  3. I think you need to do a crate motor because building engines isn't your thing. Please don't take it wrong but this is getting pretty expensive for you.

     

     

    Get a LS crate motor and slap a super charger on it and call it a day.

     

    When I say crate motor I mean do not take it apart.Take it out of the box and install and ENJOY. That's it!!

  4. This is very common with the rb motors. You can buy a collared bolt that prevents this from happening. I had it on my rb.

     

    196nm is 144 ft lbs,that's too tight. It's 43-56 nm if I'm reading the manual correctly. It's a bit blurry on the inter web. 196nn is tighter than a banjo string. I've always done it by feel. I bet that belt was singing.

  5. Well they missed something or your doing something wrong. This keeps happening each time. I've been turning wrenches for a living for over twenty years and I have seen a lot of messed up crap but never 3 times in a row and to the same person. Something is being done incorrectly or is being over looked.

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