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12-25-2006, 12:35 AM
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Re: new ignition and a free mind blowing to!
Your dad probaly knows his stuff, but like my dad, he is an old schooler, you could do that on old musclecars.
A computer controlled vehicle is a little different (if thats what you have), the spout must be removed, and without a timing light, your taking a chance. Yea you probaly felt a difference at first, but the ecu will compensate. My dad and i did this when i first got my car (didnt remove the little grey plug) after a little research I found the proper way to do it.
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