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Jesse Azzato had done a chip for my '86 Convert a while back and I just had the car emissions tested for the first time since installing it.
It ran so clean that they had to check to see if the sniffers had fallen out of the exhaust pipes. Nice job, Jesse.
Jesse Azzato had done a chip for my '86 Convert a while back and I just had the car emissions tested for the first time since installing it.
It ran so clean that they had to check to see if the sniffers had fallen out of the exhaust pipes. Nice job, Jesse.
Jesse Azzato had done a chip for my '86 Convert a while back and I just had the car emissions tested for the first time since installing it.
It ran so clean that they had to check to see if the sniffers had fallen out of the exhaust pipes. Nice job, Jesse.
Glad your happy with your testing! Emissions is something that is tough to meet and still keep the performance aspect of things. Sounds like you have the best of both worlds!
The car ran so rough when I first got it (water and air intake manifold leaks, spun balancer etc.) that I really can't give a before and after judgement. I set it up for daily driving with a mild Crower
( 204/214 .501) the LE runners and intake give me more top end and the Edelbrock heads are trouble free. I put a set of Edelbrocks on the 289 in my '32 coupe and they made a world of difference across the rpm band. I stayed away from the trick flows as they had a bad rep for wearing out valve stems and guides. Maybe they're better now, I don't know.