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Claytonc
Dodge Dakota
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12/28/2005
14:40:58
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What is an AIT sensor and how and why should it be relocated??
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ben
Dodge Dakota
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12/28/2005
16:20:52
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up ur boootay
no its the deal by ur TB.. and most move it on the aftermarket
"tube" part of a cold air intake system.. so the computer reads a
cooler tempurature
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OBIO3
Dodge Dakota
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1/01/2006
23:18:07
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Personally I think this is a bad mod > My opinion here > locating it in cooler air tells the computer the engine is still cold and delivers more fuel to the engine > Now there might well be a slight gain in performance but nothing to talk about > To get this small gain will cost gas millage to some degree > The amount depends on how good you was at getting cool air to it > This explains the differant opinions on this mod > Guys are getting differant results of which none are significant >
So many problembs > So little time
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TexasTodd
Dodge Dakota
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1/02/2006
19:56:57
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Not to mention the fact that when I dynoed, I tried one run with my AIT switched on, SAME GRAPH.
I think stock engines, and maybe the ol 'Death Flash' may benefit some.
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Dodge Dakota
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1/04/2006
15:28:30
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cooler thermostat may work better in some areas
and on some engines, otherwise need 89 or better octane fuel.
Don't get the " Deathflash " = too much loss of power
Also if in warm areas of US get cooler air to intake = don't use " open " air filter element
in underhood area -=- some K&N setups
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