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unitfmx

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Has it suddenly got worse or has it been this bad since the ems and 440cc injectors?

If the tune checks out ok, see if the O2 sensor is working properly, not just working but working at full speed, they get lazy after a few years.

hey guys wondering if anyone could tell me why i am getting poor economy in my rb20det, im lucky to get 300km to a tank atm even when im driving like a granma. heres a list of my mods..

ems stinger ecu

turbonetics 600hp turbo

splitfire coils

600hp walbro pump

440cc injectors

exhaust

fmic

thanks

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lol dude i have the same problem, same ecu and everything (hks 2530) i know my tune is rich but, as u can smell petrol as soon as u turn the car on hahaha. with any luck it will be off to the tuner in the next month so i will tell you how it goes

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