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Old Apr 7, 2006, 11:27 AM
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safe to run?

I wana go run today at the track cause i have never run with my mods except when i stock. Am i safe to run w/ my mods w/o a flash?
Old Apr 7, 2006, 11:37 AM
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YES you are safe to run with your setup dont turn your boost over 21-22 psi then you might start hurting your engine.
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Originally Posted by VRamirez2004
YES you are safe to run with your setup dont turn your boost over 21-22 psi then you might start hurting your engine.
My car spikes to 1.5 almost 1.6 then drops to 1.48 or so
Old Apr 7, 2006, 12:05 PM
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Not a good idea, imo.
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Originally Posted by VRamirez2004
YES you are safe to run with your setup dont turn your boost over 21-22 psi then you might start hurting your engine.
What are your qualifications to assess the safety of a given modification combination from a remote location?
Old Apr 7, 2006, 12:11 PM
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damn! I wanted to run w/o a flahs and with it so i can see the difference and improvements. Oh well, ill have to wait to get flahed then, thanks anyway guys
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It's never completely safe to run. As the saying goes "ye pays yer money and takes yer chances". Personally I'd throw some 100 octane unleaded in the tank and let 'er rip.

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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
damn! I wanted to run w/o a flahs and with it so i can see the difference and improvements. Oh well, ill have to wait to get flahed then, thanks anyway guys
That is what the baseline dyno run is for.
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
What are your qualifications to assess the safety of a given modification combination from a remote location?
Someone went to MIT haha
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You really dont have anything that your stock ecu cant handle. If your ecu feels it runing unsafe it will pull timeing. Your fine nothing like what happen to me is going to go down with your car.
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Originally Posted by jmartinez1170
You really dont have anything that your stock ecu cant handle. If your ecu feels it runing unsafe it will pull timeing. Your fine nothing like what happen to me is going to go down with your car.
Thats the chance i dont wana take. I know the car is running filthy rich right now, i dumps fuel like crazy
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just wanted to tell you real quick that you might want to add a fuel pump before you get your flash.
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Originally Posted by Tpayne84
just wanted to tell you real quick that you might want to add a fuel pump before you get your flash.
yes ill be buying it soon also, thanks
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Well do you beat on the car at all? I mean its not safe to do but if you beat the car on the street its not that much worse at the track but it also depends on you definition of beating.
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You will also likely be very disappointed with your results as untuned you really don't gain that much
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