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a rx7 flow meter will fit to my 1.8 sohc

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Old January-21st-2002, 04:00 PM
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a rx7 flow meter will fit to my 1.8 sohc

a rx7 flow meter will fit to my 1.8 sohc a will have ti midify sothing?or just plug and play
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Old January-21st-2002, 07:44 PM
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Almost plug and play. my site has all the info needed for the swap. click the link below in my signature, then how-to's, RX7 VAF swap.
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Old January-22nd-2002, 02:32 PM
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has no diference

the sohc engine has de same rev , an same fuel cuf of
i am asquin becuse i'm buing one in $6
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yes i know

yes i am sorry i am from Puerto rico and here all people are boring and i was trying to make friends but i cant becuse
my english is bad thank anyway
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Old January-22nd-2002, 04:04 PM
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buring becuse

becuse like hondas an acuras and mitsu mirage [here technica]
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Protegeboy,

Don't mind Psuedo..I cannot believe he could be that rude. Everyone isn't like that on this board. I believe we should all be a little more aware that the world doesn't revolve around native english speaking North Americans.

I understand the Protege is enjoyed by many people and as such I believe you should be treated in a more understanding manner. I think it speaks volumes that you would reach out for technical/general help in a language that isn't native to you. Our common bonds should be about the protege and not the languages we may or may not speak.

While I disagree with Psuedo (again) about the way he phrased his message, the fact is that it is of no real benefit for the SOHC engine. I have not done it to my car (which is also a 1.8SOHC) for that reason. You can at least count on me to help out as best I can.

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Originally posted by MikeD
Protegeboy,

Don't mind Psuedo..I cannot believe he could be that rude.

i concur

BTW: this is groharlem.....i'm at justins house and he doesn't want me to log him out
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yeah

that i was looking for frends and for Psuedo
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you feel diference? the car drink more gas or nothing
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Re: for mazdaspeedwest

Originally posted by protegéboy
you feel diference? the car drink more gas or nothing
Yes alittle more, but that was my fault, i re-tuned the VAF and a few other "creative" tuning tricks to lean it out. It ran rich once it hit 6000rpm (with a nice puff of smoke out the tailpipe) now it's much less. It's still not perfect, so i have some more tuning to do.
aveage MPG is around 25.
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Will a little more tuning make it help the SOHC? I'm prolly getting a head (maybe Wil's if it still works by the time I have the money...), but if I don't, I still want to get the VAF. At the moment, my cone filter killed my MAS (engine light -- it had to be replaced). I was thinking the VAF would solve my problem, but if it does'nt give me an advantage, what can I do to the stock MAS so that it can take the aftermarket filter??

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