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Old 08-26-02, 05:14 PM
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Question about street port engine

If I street port my engine, do I need aftermarket computer? or can I still use the stock one? My mods are only dp and cat-back.

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Old 08-26-02, 05:35 PM
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I would get one, although a streetport only requiers maybe 1 0r 2 degress of timing retarded, it needs a lot more fuel.

tough to say, you may be okay, but I woudln;t do it, you woudl negate the advantages of teh strretport in the firstplace.
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i drove my car with a new streetport for 4000 miles before buying an aftermarket ecu. ran ok with stock one,just keep the boost down. i'd recommend spending the money on one right away, instead of running to lean and blowing a new $4000 motor.
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ya im in the same boat. I really want to know. I got a intake downpipe and exhaust. I dont want to risk it.
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My friend got a street ported engine. When he release the gas pedal, I always hear a "pop" sound from the exhaust. Is it normal? or something problem for his tunning?
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Originally posted by ccw998
My friend got a street ported engine. When he release the gas pedal, I always hear a "pop" sound from the exhaust. Is it normal? or something problem for his tunning?
Problem with tuning.
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maybe back fire, if it is a back fire id tune it better but if there was fire shooting out the exhaust when it happens i would keep it!!!!!!
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It doesn't has fire, only the "pop" sound.
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Originally posted by ccw998
It doesn't has fire, only the "pop" sound.
If the pre-cat is removed (using a downpipe) and you don't have a programmable ECU like the PowerFC, Haltech or something else... you'll get some backfiring.
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or you can get backfiring from leaky injectors and a bad FPD. haha. i almost burned my car up on the way home one day. i feel lucky and i havent even had it for a year.

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my car would backfire nicely between shifts (flames and all) with pettit streetport and stock ecu. with the pettit unlimited the car won't backfire nearly as much(i kinda miss the flames!)
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