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3-Series (E36)Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1992-1999. Autodoodad
Specific models include: BMW 316i, BMW 318i, BMW 318iS/ti, BMW 320, BMW 323, BMW 320, BMW 324, BMW 325, BMW 328.
^^ Since all I found there for OBDII was the Shark Injector, so I started this thread. I was starting to doubt my memory. It is good to have confirmation. Do you know if it is too expensive? Thanks all.
^^ Since all I found there for OBDII was the Shark Injector, so I started this thread. I was starting to doubt my memory. It is good to have confirmation. Do you know if it is too expensive? Thanks all.
no, its the price of the shark, when u call them to order,list the mods u have done, they shall calculate it in, if u have ur dyno chart with the Air 2 fuel ratio, it would be even better...
I just got a cold air from AFE, and got a service light come one. Computer says the car is running to lean. Anyone know if software like a shark injector will make that go away? Dealer says they'll fix it, but i'm guessing this will fix the fuel/air ratio, but will not give me horse power gains as well.
any advice?
I just got a cold air from AFE, and got a service light come one. Computer says the car is running to lean. Anyone know if software like a shark injector will make that go away? Dealer says they'll fix it, but i'm guessing this will fix the fuel/air ratio, but will not give me horse power gains as well.
any advice?
call tuner, ask em, i dont like AFE, they have ridiculous claims...
no, its the price of the shark, when u call them to order,list the mods u have done, they shall calculate it in, if u have ur dyno chart with the Air 2 fuel ratio, it would be even better...
I seriously am thnking that we may not have a place where I can dyno my car here in Fayetteville Thanks for the tip, though.
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