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Old 03-26-2001, 09:43 AM   #4
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If you have a 95 GT, you are falling into the same boat as a lot of us, I know the corral has a ton of posts dealing with this, might read up. Some say a chip is the only way to do it, since Ford tried to squeeze too much from the car as far as mpg, so they tend to run very lean naturally. Others say a adj. fuel reg will help, set the pressure a little higher. good luck.
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