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Tim
Dodge Dakota
8/27/2001
23:18:25
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What is the best mod for low end? I would like a little more torque. It runs great on the top end but could use a little more out of the hole.
I have a 99cc R/T. Current mods include: K&N filter kit,( the one that keeps cracking), upgrade cap & rotor, plug wires, cooler plugs.
Where can I go from here for more out-of-the-hole power?
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Duner
Dodge Dakota
8/27/2001
23:42:51
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The Mopar Performance PCM is going to be the best mod for increasing your low end. It will also be great for the top end too. A 180 degree thermostat may help keep the engine in a better operating range for throttle response. A set of aftermarket underdrive pullies will also improve the low end power. Another is an electric fan. I guess it all depends on how much money you want to spend for the upgrade.
You also might be suprised at how much the off-idle throttle response is influenced by the plug temperature. It's been my experience that cooler plugs offered poorer throttle response and torque in the lower rpm ranges. I would only recommend the cooler plugs if you are having a detonation problem or are running a power adder.
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kota on 20s
Dodge Dakota
8/28/2001
04:02:28
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i noticed my 50mm TB was good in the lower rpm range. nice differance. if you get a Throttle Body, dont go to magnum performance!!
Eric
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tim
Dodge Dakota
8/28/2001
20:13:54
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Thanks. I think I'll go with the PCM first then the FM 50mm throtle body.
T
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Rob
Dodge Dakota
8/29/2001
01:45:56
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Can you get a Mopar Performance PCM fot the 3.9L?
If so whats the part number.
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billybob
Dodge Dakota
9/15/2001
01:03:53
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sorry rob I have the current DC Mopar performance catalog and none is listed
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