So what did you do to your SHO today!?

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boosted4SHO

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Washed and waxed the SHO yesterday, same treatment for the wife's Jetta today. Also installed a the 3 Bar MAP sensor and updated to stage 4 plus 93 3Bar tune. Will eventually get the thermostat as well, so I can rune the 4+X tune :)

Very nice! A little off topic but is your grille plastidipped or painted? Looks really good!
 

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Washed and waxed the SHO yesterday, same treatment for the wife's Jetta today. Also installed a the 3 Bar MAP sensor and updated to stage 4 plus 93 3Bar tune. Will eventually get the thermostat as well, so I can rune the 4+X tune :)

Cars look great! FYI, reloaded my stage 4 93 4+X tune the other day (was running the 93+ tune) and yeah, f yeah! I usually run the 93+X as my DD tune but decided to play with the other tunes for fun. It's noticably stronger and pulls longer. Get a thermostat and quit messing around :)

Other than the tune swap the other day, gave mine a quick bath tonight. In the next week or so I'm taking it in to fix a dent on the passenger door. Will spiff it up and post pics once done.
 

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Replaced the plugs today as well. Found 5 Sp534's and 1 Autolite XP8363 in the cylinder heads. Previous owner or dealer was probably hunting a misfire and replaced the one plug. Too bad they gapped it at .050. Gap on the 534's ranged from .037-.043. Needless to say, I replaced the plugs with 6 brand new Motorcraft SP534's gapped at .030. Car runs fantastic!

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Too bad they gapped it at .050. Gap on the 534's ranged from .037-.043.
Was it replaced very recently? Was it gapped at .050 or is that what it measured when you removed it? As plugs get older they deteriorate and the gap increase. If you measured it at .050 and it had been there for awhile it could have been gapped much smaller when installed.
 

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Was it replaced very recently? Was it gapped at .050 or is that what it measured when you removed it? As plugs get older they deteriorate and the gap increase. If you measured it at .050 and it had been there for awhile it could have been gapped much smaller when installed.

The listed gaps were my measurements when I removed them. Plugs looked fairly fresh. I'd assume they'd been in there less than 15k miles. Car has 69k on it now so it kind of makes sense if previous owner swapped them around 60k. Prior to me changing them, car felt like it was down on power and didn't pull like I thought the car should. All is well now, car runs like a scalded dog.
 

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Finally got around to ordering my unleashed tune and installing it, took less than hour from ordering to having it in my email, great service.
 

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Finally got around to ordering my unleashed tune and installing it, took less than hour from ordering to having it in my email, great service.

Torries turn around time is unreal.


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