5.6/10k mod done
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5.6/10k mod done
Well I got my 5.6/10k mod done today, was very easy and cheap ($6.00). Wanted to do a programmer/chip mod but funds are low, and still needed to cure my modititis. Feels like I could run around all day with the 10k, idle is fine. Is this OK? Thanks also for all the great info that makes mods like these so easy, aloha.
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With the 10k, slightly better throttle response from a stop and a little better bottom end power. After 50 mph seems about same as w/o mod. Can let engine idle w/o having to switch off mod. 5.6k has much more power at the bottom end but same situation when getting around 50 mph. Idle is very rough with a funny choppyness when getting off the throttle. Need to switch off mod at idle. I have a reed switch that I was gonna install to cutout mod when off throttle, probably gonna install that tomorrow.
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From what I've read here they can be stacked (someone correct me if I'm wrong). But I'm gonna remove it when I get the funds to do a chip. I feel that the 10k mod is a cheap/good alternative to doing a chip/programmer, but the real deal is a chip, aloha.
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Originally Posted by watermanh
From what I've read here they can be stacked (someone correct me if I'm wrong). But I'm gonna remove it when I get the funds to do a chip. I feel that the 10k mod is a cheap/good alternative to doing a chip/programmer, but the real deal is a chip, aloha.
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