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Old 07-04-2006, 04:02 PM   #5
Coupe50h
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Default Re: MASS air flow question..

My car seems to be rich at idle, no smoke, but it can water my eyes, probaly due to having no tailpipes, fuel at 38psi wot, also an o-r x-pipe, wot seems alright, especially with some good fuel, all in all it has no drivability problems, and muchh better than the 73mm vortech unit i had.
Where would i get the right part? pro-flow site is down, and pro-m charges 100$ to do anything with it?
Think i might ask this shop down the street, they are big on tuning mustang computers and such, and that would be "murrillo", probaly gonna cost me something either way.
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