HP Tuners & Texas Speed headers
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HP Tuners & Texas Speed headers
I'm about to pull the trigger on HP Tuners Pro and a set of TSP headers. I'm going catless so along with the tuning I'm going to be turning off my rear O2.
My question is with removing the AIR system. I know it will throw a CEL. Is there a way to make it not throw a code and have the sensor set to ready? In PA I can have one sensor not ready which will be my rear O2s and no CEL to pass emissions.
My question is with removing the AIR system. I know it will throw a CEL. Is there a way to make it not throw a code and have the sensor set to ready? In PA I can have one sensor not ready which will be my rear O2s and no CEL to pass emissions.
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You can turn off those codes and the readiness tests will come ready. I have had my rear O2s turned off for a long time and all of the readiness tests do their thing perfectly.
I'm about to pull the trigger on HP Tuners Pro and a set of TSP headers. I'm going catless so along with the tuning I'm going to be turning off my rear O2.
My question is with removing the AIR system. I know it will throw a CEL. Is there a way to make it not throw a code and have the sensor set to ready? In PA I can have one sensor not ready which will be my rear O2s and no CEL to pass emissions.
My question is with removing the AIR system. I know it will throw a CEL. Is there a way to make it not throw a code and have the sensor set to ready? In PA I can have one sensor not ready which will be my rear O2s and no CEL to pass emissions.
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I want learn to tune but also wanted to make sure I got the right set of headers flew the job. My car is a DD and gets 20k miles a year. Didn't want to shell out $1300 for Kooks ignite didn't have to.
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unless you plan to do lots more mods to your car you could save lots of time and money and get a good mail order tune for what you need. For software and wide band you are going to be pushing close to a grand and a mail order tune to do what you need is between $150-$250