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#1103546 11/12/04 02:44 AM
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Theres a 3 liter forum for a reason...theres FAQ's at the top of the 3 liter forum and Forced Incution forum for a reason.....

Theres also www.fastcougar.com ... check out there 3 liter forum FAQ adn there Forced Induction FAQ too.


Theres a reason we ahve FAQ's for newbies....all the info is there, you just have to read it.

And everyone was helping you out by pointing out the FAQ's and giving you links that answer all your questions, yet you still persist and act like they said noting.

PLease use the info i ahve given you and look at the FAQ's at the top of the forums i ahve mentioned...then come back and ask your questions, and we will be more than happy to answer

Lupe

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naw man, no one said the 3l could be swapped before... thank you for all your help tho.. i just needed to be pointed in the right direction wich you all have done.. thank you very much.

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id say the only problem you may run into is your car is an obd 1, so im not sure how Chris would handle a chip.


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#1103549 11/12/04 08:49 AM
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Originally posted by beyondloadedSE:
id say the only problem you may run into is your car is an obd 1, so im not sure how Chris would handle a chip.



An obd 1 is easier to chip than an obd II trust me I know, there is far less to program. I burn obd I's in no time, but to program an obd II is like 5 times the effort. Just read the FAQ's and I'll see ya on the streets not to race of course cuz that is wrong, I am a windsor tour as well


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#1103550 11/12/04 02:34 PM
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It is not 5 times harder to do EEC V. Actually it takes me less time because EEC IV is so stupid that sometimes it does not respond to changes correctly. Especially on Contours that have both OBD II and EEC IV processors. Yes they do exist.

Here is a thought for you guys to ponder that I don't know the answer to. What will happen to vacuum actuated secondaries under boost? Discuss!


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Can you guys point me in the direction of where i can read up on chips?

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here you go
-what i did was go to the duratec performance forum
-on the bottom right side of the screen you will find the search feature
-type something.....i typed chips
-read all results
-if you find no results then alter your search parameters or search in another forum


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#1103553 11/13/04 09:06 AM
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Originally posted by Keyser:
It is not 5 times harder to do EEC V. Actually it takes me less time because EEC IV is so stupid that sometimes it does not respond to changes correctly. Especially on Contours that have both OBD II and EEC IV processors. Yes they do exist.

Here is a thought for you guys to ponder that I don't know the answer to. What will happen to vacuum actuated secondaries under boost? Discuss!




NOthing if you make sure to put a one-way vacuum switch on it.
About $2.00 at Autozone.



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Twin Turbo mystique=


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#1103555 11/13/04 07:10 PM
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Originally posted by SVTcontourSVT:
Twin Turbo mystique=






99 SVTC, T-Red, #652/2760-12.8.1998 Mother#@%@!* did I sound abstract? I hope it sounded more confusin than that!
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