SHOULD THESE BE THIS BAD??

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09-17-2007, 09:00 PM

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Eleanor06

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RE: SHOULD THESE BE THIS BAD??

Ok the blow-by I thought comes mainly from the power stroke when the rings are in a
floating manner(piston moving down forcing rings up,but implosion pushing down on the rings...floating)then the residue
going by the ringsinto the crankcase, then being recirculated by the PCV system back through the intake?Correct me if
wrong but thats my theory....

09-17-2007, 10:35 PM

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androdz

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RE: SHOULD THESE BE THIS BAD??

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how about you junk those and get the steeda ones that removes that air baffle restriction, they suggest a re-flash after.

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Who the hell gonna pay for the steeda ones when they are 300$ lol I remember when I got my ford ccmv's for 89$

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09-18-2007, 02:38 AM

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bl1nk

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RE: SHOULD THESE BE THIS BAD??

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Anyone have a tutrorial on DIY delete plate install? I have a SC wondering how much more of a pain if any it would be.

If Im not mistaken, these plates are removed when a SC is installed anyways, so you shouldnt have them anymore.

09-20-2007, 09:07 AM

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07SCGT

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RE: SHOULD THESE BE THIS BAD??

Thanks, I think you're right about them being removed. I didn't have the guts to do the SC myself so I didn't know if they were still there or not, I had Saleen do it for me. I know, I know I'm paranoid of messing my car up.