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Old 12-13-2005, 09:41 PM   #8 (permalink)
jwcardy
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Quote: Originally Posted by TrevSRT
It's not hard at all to run a return line setup on this car....? buy aaronneon's kit, and it shouldn't take more than an 1-2 hours or so I would think...

aaronneon.com < $360 for his return line setup....

or you can spend more money if you don't want a return line, and use a SAFC ($350), or mapclamp ($30) which is the cheapest / easiest way to go along with a wideband for our cars along with some bigger injectors, and use the mapclamp/safc whichever you choose + wideband to tune it for good a/f ratios...

come on guys...help me out here...i am looking for the technical reason why we need to run a return setup when we are making high horsepower...

i dont care how easy or hard it is to do, it doesnt matter to me..
All i want to know is why is it necessary for the srt to have it when making big power...

i am trying to prove some honda people wrong here, so help me out
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