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Old 10-20-02, 06:31 PM
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Do I Have To Use Block Off Plates If I Go With The Poor Mans Non-seq

Well i was trying to do the vac hose job but i couldnt get the damn rack out so i think that iam going with the poor mans non seq, but i do have some ? i took out the ACV and was wondering should i leave it there or just get some block off plates, and or could i just put everything back and just use the vac hose that i need for the non seq.
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Its up to you, you can leave it there or get rid of it... if its not playing a role why not eliminate it?
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I'm telling you man it's just 4 screws by the firewall, If I had any gas I would drive up and give you a hand. If you want to go non-seq.... it would be weird with the stock ECU butttt you can still do it, a DP and Catback should help you out. The best thing about the poor-mans is that you can switch back easy. If your FPD is leaking you NEED to get that out!!!!!!! I cant stress this enough.

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NON sequential with the stock ecu is fine, i ran on that for over 6 months....
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Originally posted by ejmack1
NON sequential with the stock ecu is fine, i ran on that for over 6 months....
Not saying it wont work or work great, I am just saying aftermarket will still make it run better.
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what are you planning on doing if you decide that you don't like non-seq and want to go back to sequential operation? just don't want you to have to pull everything back off and be in the same situation that you are now.
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Which is the best www.????.com "how to" for the non-sequential poor mans' conversion?
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well i plan on going single in the future. but i would love to do the seq job since i bought all this damn silicone hose's from baker. i try and bang the hell out of these screws chris ill pm you if i cant get, lol dude ill give you some gas money
ps the sniper is in VA now so its a lil safer in MONT.county
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