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Old 01-03-2003, 12:15 PM   #4
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Do you think I should have more RWHP with my mods?

I'm gonna get a compression test done pretty soon to tell me if anything is wrong.

Thank you,

Tony
Yes, but a lot of factors play in. What is your fuel pressure set at? What about initial timing? Keep in mind you have a crappy SN95 computer that does weird things too...and the AOD-E's aren't the world's most efficient transmission.
If you suspect compression, have a compression test done.
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