03-17-2007, 12:09 AM
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Naturally Aspirated
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Long Island, NY
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The MAP sensor is a plug and play setup, all you have to do is use a razor blade to cut matching grooves in the wiring harness plug to match up with the sensor.
The computer is just a plug and play too.
Now for the injectors this is where it gets alittle more involved, many will miss this part. You have to grind the fuel rail mounting holes to "SLOT" them so the injectors will fully seat into the intake manifold. This is required because the Mopar Performance injectors are shorter then the stockers and if not properly seated they will have a vaccum/boost leaks and potential fuel leaks as well.
After you get all this started, you should be good to go, just take your first test ride easy to get the car running good, then get on it to see where the boost level is going to settle down, it WILL spike some while the computer goes thruogh the relearn.
Nick
PS glad you got another TD, we met up at NED years ago when you had your last Daytona, just after you had run that 13.0 or 12.9 pass the previous time. I remember you had some kind of MSD launch control or so.
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