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because theres no chart for rpms or throtlle.were do i had or reduce the numbers.the techs are worthless and there bibles is **** for the pipes i have.hopefully with the true dual ill be able to illiminate those deccel pops.thats why fp is useless to me
My fulsac conversion helped alot with what was left of the decel pop. I had tuned most of it out with my SERT. and the sound is great with my rush 2.0 slip ons. I think you will like the new stereo sound.
because theres no chart for rpms or throtlle.were do i had or reduce the numbers.the techs are worthless and there bibles is **** for the pipes i have.hopefully with the true dual ill be able to illiminate those deccel pops.thats why fp is useless to me
I had some mild popping with my set-up. I added fuel in the 0 throttle column. Of course, I can do that with the PCIII. You probably already tried adding fuel in the low end. Doesn't the fuelpak allow that? I thought you could adjust it in 3 ranges. Low, middle, and high. Just guessing.
Maybe someone here has a PCIII you can buy. I know several guys have moved up to a T-Max.
Steve L.
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