good tips...
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COOL TRICKS!!!
i learned this from a web site check it out its interesting.
- After the installation of any bolt-on performance part, let the car warm up for 5-10 minutes, then turn off the car. Locate the Back Up fuse (7.5 amps) in the underhood fuse box and remove it for 5 minutes. Replace the fuse, and start the car and let it idle for a few minutes without touching the gas pedal. Turn off the car, restart it, and drive it hard! This tip, which only works on Honda and other cars with speed-density fuel injection, resets the computer and allows it to "re-learn" the engine with the new modification in place. Good for a few extra horsepower. (Also works well when racing at a different elevation than usual.)
- Planning on tearing up the road courses with your Civic? Then upgrade your rear drum brakes to discs. All you have to do is locate the rear trailing arm (which includes the disc and caliper), and the e-brake cables, from the same model year Integra. These can usually be found at the local salvage yard, and they will bolt right up.
this is for naaaaaaawwwwwwzzzzzzzz
- (this has been removed because of a warning that it wrecks the gasket on the nos bottle
good luck
- After the installation of any bolt-on performance part, let the car warm up for 5-10 minutes, then turn off the car. Locate the Back Up fuse (7.5 amps) in the underhood fuse box and remove it for 5 minutes. Replace the fuse, and start the car and let it idle for a few minutes without touching the gas pedal. Turn off the car, restart it, and drive it hard! This tip, which only works on Honda and other cars with speed-density fuel injection, resets the computer and allows it to "re-learn" the engine with the new modification in place. Good for a few extra horsepower. (Also works well when racing at a different elevation than usual.)
- Planning on tearing up the road courses with your Civic? Then upgrade your rear drum brakes to discs. All you have to do is locate the rear trailing arm (which includes the disc and caliper), and the e-brake cables, from the same model year Integra. These can usually be found at the local salvage yard, and they will bolt right up.
this is for naaaaaaawwwwwwzzzzzzzz
- (this has been removed because of a warning that it wrecks the gasket on the nos bottle
good luck
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ya thats what i was thinking. i wounder why they just didn't say that?
It's probly easyer to pull a fuse then disconect the battery termanel,(as if eather are hard)lol
good point i never thought of that because im too broke to have an alarm or keyless entry. well i had an alarm and my stereo still got stolen so i killed it.
well ima take that part out of the tips the thanks for the warning
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