Reduced range is the only drawback, and jerries can fix that.
United have a great app for finding e85 servos nearby, although it can be slow to be updated.
You have the snow pack. Are your wipers heated in the windscreen?
The Axis has the same snow pack, so I think the fog at the back. I will check tomorrow.
I have the tail lights and stop light, but they are perfect off a low K Axis. I won't be selling them cheap.
You looking for S/H exhausts, or shiny new parts?
If you don't run a non-return valve, how would you know the pump has failed? Wouldn't this defeat the purpose of having the accusump in the first place?
Same could be said of the primary fuel system.
There are dangers with any power increases. I think you would soon know if the secondary failed, the backfires should make it well known, and anyone not running a wideband when leaning on it hard should probably learn the hard way...
Or you could have left the stock parts there and avoided the defect situation all together. I have seen 430kw on the stock manifolds and 500kw through a stock panel filter with the lid modified. Stealth power is the goal... I just wish I could explain it to more owners before they spend big on race parts for the street.
Welcome to the nanny state syndrome. We have been putting up with it in Vic for years.
The crank sensor is usually the culprit, simply cleaning the metal particles off it can help, otherwise you need a new one.
It doesn't usually throw a code, even the cam sensors can be faulty without throwing codes.
HKS couldn't manage to fit the T3 flange, and I know I couldn't, there just isn't room. You would have trouble enough fitting my kit, it's very tight under there.