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#134481 - 10/29/08 06:03 PM Have a Plan
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Just emailed a guy named Paul Jerkatis (PRJ Performance)
http://www.prjperformance.com/
Going to see if he will fix my LIM gasket problem and put on some parts and a tune.

...i'm thinking 3.4 pulley guys!!!
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#134482 - 10/29/08 06:05 PM Re: Have a Plan
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sounds like a good plan
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#134483 - 10/29/08 07:22 PM Re: Have a Plan
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He is supposed to be a master at tuning he's the only guy able to get a whipple setup running right .Chico(pops)
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#134484 - 10/29/08 10:34 PM Re: Have a Plan
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do it yourself
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#134485 - 10/30/08 04:07 PM Re: Have a Plan
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I would but I don't have a garage and it's my only means of transportation. It's starting to get a little to cold to be working outside. Yes, i'll take some vagisil... LMAO!!! lol
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#134486 - 10/30/08 04:18 PM Re: Have a Plan
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SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD DEAL!!!

From PRJ:
The LIM gasket replacement would be $180 for the labor. Pulley swap is $20. PCM tuning is $50 for basic tune/setup and first hour. Additional tuning time is $25/hour. Extra $50 to hook up a wideband O2 sensor for tuning if you want wideband tuning done.
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#134487 - 10/30/08 05:02 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Don't really understand what the wideband tuning is (or what's so good about wideband)? Can anyone explain?
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#134488 - 10/30/08 06:42 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Wideband makes tuning WOT easier. For a basic tune that gets your fuel trims in line and adds a bit of spark advance (which gives higher mpg and more power, if theres no knock holding you back), you will not need a wideband.
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#134489 - 10/30/08 06:46 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Putting together the list for the 3.4 and my LIM fix

Autolite Spark Plugs 104
3.4 Modular Pulley System
160 T-stat non drilled, he said he would drill it
3" DP 304 Bolt w/ Cat O2 Bung w/ gaskets (Does that sound correct
LIM gaskets (Anyone w/ a link to the metal ones)
Aeroforce scan gauge (What other gauges should I get)

...still thinking of anything else I might need

Hopefully by my 1000th post I will be running a 3.4

Edit- thanks Zalfrin for the info
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#134490 - 10/30/08 08:00 PM Re: Have a Plan
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oil pressure is a good one to have, maybe vacuum/boost as the other if you're getting a 3-pod. I would get a 180 tstat, especially living in IN.
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#134491 - 10/30/08 08:06 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Here ya go, taz: LIM gaskets
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#134492 - 10/30/08 09:54 PM Re: Have a Plan
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wideband is essential to tuning.
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#134493 - 10/31/08 12:19 PM Re: Have a Plan
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please elaborate, ordonez.... you don't use it until the last step of tuning (WOT).
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#134494 - 10/31/08 12:20 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Quote:
Originally posted by Zalfrin:
please elaborate, ordonez.... you don't use it until the last step of tuning (WOT).
You're right. And if you're tuning, I would think that WOT would be an essential part... Agree?
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#134495 - 10/31/08 02:55 PM Re: Have a Plan
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Depends what you're going for and how much time you want to pay for (since hes not doing the tuning himself). If I were paying someone to do it, and I had to pay extra for the WB to be hooked up, I would just have them get my fuel trims in line and give me as much cruising spark as possible. Should be fine for a DD. If you're running at the track frequently, WOT tuning will be worthwhile.
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